Descriptive words for: big: huge, massive, giant, and immense.
Comical word choice: colossal, gargantuan, enormous, humongous and behemoth.
Sentence Example: The list for non-boring words is humongous.

Descriptive words for: look: gazed, spied, peered, watched, observed, glimpsed, and stared.
Comical word choice: squinted, gandered, leered, goggled, and rubberneck.
Sentence Example: I had to google the word goggled to find the definition.

Descriptive words for: ran: raced, dashed, jogged, rushed, and bolted.
Comical word choice: skedaddle, scuttled, bolted, scampered, and sprinted.
Sentence Example: Every time I read boring words, I want to skedaddle to the hills!

~ Another humorous word for look is: squinny. It means to look or peer with eyes partly closed or to squint. It was first used in 1605. It should be resurrected because it’s a hilarious word.

~ Instead of writing about a character who steals books. There’s a funny word for a person who does this: a biblioklept. Or maybe the character has a fear of running out of things to read. The fun word to use is, abibliophobia.

~ If there’s a big uproar in your story, a comical word you could use is brouhaha.

~ Write the word rigmarole to show some kind of confusing situation, or if your character is perplexed or flustered, use the funny word bumfuzzle!