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Useful English Word or Phrase to Boost Your English: Up for a Laugh

Quick summary: A common informal phrase meaning ready for fun, jokes, and a good time.

What does it mean?

If someone is up for a laugh, they are easy-going, sociable, and happy to enjoy themselves without taking everything too seriously.

Is it positive or negative?

It is positive.

When do you use it?

Use it when describing friendly people, social plans, or the kind of mood you want on a night out.

Examples

Example 1: Invite Sam - he is always up for a laugh.

Example 2: We just wanted a few people who were up for a laugh and not too formal.

Question for you

Who is the most up for a laugh person you know?

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