Funny 6 Letter Words (With Meanings)

Here is a list of funny words that all have six letters.

They can be considered funny because of the way they sound, the whimsical imagery they evoke, or their definition. Maybe a combination of each.

Many of these words possess phonetic qualities, playful rhythms, or unexpected combinations of letters that tickle the ear.

Enjoy 🙂

Funny 6 Letter Words List

Bamboo – A type of tall, flexible grass that is used for building and crafting.
Blabber – To talk excessively without making much sense.
Boogle – A variant of “boggle”, meaning to overwhelm or astonish.
Bumble – To act or speak clumsily.
Chortl – Short for “chortle”, which means to laugh heartily.
Chuckle – To laugh quietly.
Clatter – A continuous rattling sound.
Dabble – To immerse partially and briefly.
Dingle – A deep, wooded valley or dell.
Droplet – A tiny drop of liquid.
Flimfl – Short for “flimflam”, a petty deception or trickery.
Froth – A mass of small bubbles in liquid.
Fuddle – To confuse or befuddle.
Giggle – A light, silly laugh.
Gobble – The characteristic sound made by a turkey; also means to eat something quickly.
Gurgle – A bubbly, liquid-like sound.
Hiccup – An involuntary spasm of the diaphragm producing a sudden breath intake with a closure of the glottis.
Hobnob – To socialize or talk informally, often with people of higher social status.
Ineptly – In a manner showing no skill or competence.
Jibber – To talk rapidly and incoherently; gibberish.
Jumble – To mix in a confused way.
Kludge – A clumsy solution or fix, especially in computing.
Knickkn – Short for “knickknack”, a small decorative ornament or trinket.
Loblop – A made-up word that sounds humorous but doesn’t have a standard definition.
Lollap – A variant of “lollipop”, a sugary candy on a stick.
Muddle – To bring into a disordered or confusing state.
Muffin – A small baked good that is somewhere between a bread and a cake.
Mumble – To speak in a low and unclear tone, making it hard for others to understand.
Noddle – An old term for the head or noggin.
Nuzzle – To push gently or nudge, especially with the nose or snout.
Oodles – A very great number or amount of something.
Piffle – Nonsense or trivial talk.
Puddle – A small pool of liquid, especially rainwater.
Quibble – A slight objection or criticism; to argue over petty matters.
Quokka – A small wallaby found in Australia, known for its friendly nature and “smiling” face.
Rabble – A disorderly crowd or mob.
Riffraff – Disreputable persons; rabble.
Snicker – A smothered or half-suppressed laugh.
Squawk – A loud, harsh noise, like that of a bird.
Tinker – To attempt to repair or improve something in a casual or desultory way.
Tittle – A tiny amount or part; also, the dot over the letters ‘i’ and ‘j’.
Unplug – To disconnect an electrical device by pulling its plug out.
Uppity – Acting snobbish or superior.
Vexing – Annoying or frustrating.
Waddle – To walk with short steps, swaying from side to side.
Xebec – A small three-masted Mediterranean ship.
Yaffle – An old term meaning to eat or drink noisily.
Zigzag – A pattern made up of small corners at variable angles.
Zoodle – A noodle made from zucchini.