Verbs for "Funny":
General:
* Amuse - to entertain someone and make them laugh.
* Crack - to tell a joke or do something that makes someone laugh.
* Tickle - to make someone laugh by gently touching them.
* Giggle - to laugh in a high-pitched, nervous, or silly way.
* Chuckle - to laugh quietly or softly.
* Roar - to laugh loudly.
* Snort - to laugh suddenly and loudly, often with a sound like a snort.
* Guffaw - to laugh loudly and boisterously.
Specific:
* Side-split - to make someone laugh so hard they almost fall apart.
* Send someone into hysterics - to make someone laugh uncontrollably.
* Bring the house down - to get a huge response from an audience, often with laughter.
* Make someone's day - to make someone feel happy and cheerful.
* Lighten the mood - to make a situation less serious or tense.
Figurative:
* Liven up - to make something more interesting or entertaining.
* Spice up - to make something more exciting or amusing.
* Add humor to - to make something more funny.
More specific:
* Poke fun at - to make light of someone or something.
* Satire - to use humor to criticize something.
* Parody - to imitate something in a humorous way.
The best verb to use depends on the context and the tone you want to create.