Hilarity in a sentence as a noun

Why aren't you texting me back" and hilarity ensues.

The hilarity is that if the surveillance is so good, then why do they need to close 21 embassies?

The first is the HN comments, which are an unintentional fountain of hilarity.

Add in a bunch of moto-jargon and self-righteousness, and you get hilarity.

Needless to say, much hilarity resulted when defining this macro improved performance.

What they\n did wouldn't compile in C++98; in C++11 it promptly assigned the\n int 0 to the non-existent 5th element of _myarr, and the usual\n hilarity ensued.

This includes asking for phone numbers and email addresses which, the judge observes, aren't necessary for servicing defendants and are mostly used to further the plaintiff's aggressive settlement tactics- The hilarity of seeing things like "Maryjane Young Love and Gangbanged" in an official court filing- And a whole section that's arguable more important than the IP address opinion...Plaintiffs in these cases usually file a joinder[2] of claims and combine 10s, 100s, and sometimes 1000s of defendants in a single suit.

Hilarity definitions

noun

great merriment

See also: mirth mirthfulness glee gleefulness