- not a barrel of laughs
- informal
a very unpleasant experience or situation
Life is not exactly a barrel of laughs at the moment.
English dictionary. 2014.
Life is not exactly a barrel of laughs at the moment.
English dictionary. 2014.
not a barrel of laughs — informal phrase a very unpleasant experience or situation Life is not exactly a barrel of laughs at the moment. Thesaurus: difficult situations and experiencessynonym Main entry: barrel … Useful english dictionary
not be a barrel of laughs — (not) be a barrel of laughs informal to not be enjoyable. He s a bit serious, isn t he? Yeah, not exactly a barrel of laughs … New idioms dictionary
be a barrel of laughs — (not) be a barrel of laughs informal to not be enjoyable. He s a bit serious, isn t he? Yeah, not exactly a barrel of laughs … New idioms dictionary
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