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Humouring – it generally means appealing to good nature & understanding. So it could mean ” thank you for making me feel understanding & considerate & informed & thoughtful & magnanimous & happy & …”.
Or perhaps in summary it would mean “thanks for putting me in a good mood”.
While “humering” probably means running something over with a humvee – but I think “humouring” is the intended word.
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It’s humoring, not humering, and it means that you go along with what someone is doing or saying. For example, if you suggest going out and plan to take someone to a movie, but they want to go dancing instead and so you go dancing, you are humoring them.
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Humoring Me
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Humouring
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it means to, like, entertain you, humor you, or maybe make you laugh. Next time save 5 points and use a dictionary.
Source(s): i am smartical 😉 -
*humoring
Making someone laugh/happy…
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“Thanks for humoring me.”
DEFINITION:
tr.v. hu·mored, hu·mor·ing, hu·mors
1. To comply with the wishes or ideas of; indulge.
2. To adapt or accommodate oneself to.
IN OTHER WORDS:
Thank you for complying with my wishes or ideas.