What is another word for jape?
Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈe͡ɪp], [ dʒˈeɪp], [ dʒ_ˈeɪ_p]
Related words: japex, joint account, joint bank account
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Synonyms for Jape:
n.
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- quip,
- ruse,
- dodge,
- ploy,
- hoax,
- funny,
- subterfuge,
- witticism,
- dirty tricks,
- scheme.
- gag.
- joke,
- back answer,
- trick,
- Mummeries,
- chestnuts,
- PUNS,
- repartee,
- jokes,
- buffoonery,
- antiphon,
- toppers,
- jig,
- ha-ha,
- bon mot,
- parting shot,
- retort,
- antiphons,
- shaggy-dog story,
- funny business,
- take-in,
- Buffooneries,
- chestnut,
- mummery.
v.
• joke (verb)- played clown,
- pokes fun,
- pulling ones leg,
- de-riding,
- playing the clown,
- played tricks,
- de rides,
- poking fun,
- pulled leg,
- pulls ones leg,
- de ride,
- de-rides,
- pulled ones leg,
- playing clown,
- poked fun,
- pulls one's leg,
- pulling leg,
- pulls one leg,
- play clown,
- playing tricks,
- played the clown,
- de-ride,
- plays the clown,
- pulls leg,
- de riding,
- pull one leg,
- pulling one leg,
- plays clown,
- pulled one leg,
- plays tricks,
- pull ones leg,
- pulled one's leg.
- de lude,
- be-guiles,
- be guiles,
- be-guile,
- made sport of,
- de-lude,
- be guile,
- making sport of,
- pre-tended,
- pre tend,
- pre-tends,
- de ludes,
- pre-tending,
- de-ludes,
- pre tending,
- pre tends.
- showed contempt,
- poking fun at,
- thumbed nose at,
- buffooned,
- shows contempt,
- thumbs nose at,
- thumbing nose at.
- made laughingstock,
- makes laughing stock,
- made a game of,
- makes a laughing-stock,
- made a fool of,
- ex-pose,
- made laughing-stock,
- make laughing-stock,
- make laughing stock,
- un-masked,
- making laughing stock,
- make laughingstock,
- makes a laughingstock,
- un-masks,
- makes laughing-stock,
- making fool of,
- making game of,
- makes fool of,
- make a laughing stock,
- ex posed,
- making a laughing stock,
- making a laughingstock,
- ex-posed,
- making a laughing-stock,
- make fool of,
- making laughing-stock,
- railing at,
- un masking,
- un-mask,
- made laughing stock,
- takeoffed,
- un-masking,
- make a laughingstock,
- makes game of,
- makes a fool of,
- made fool of,
- ex-posing,
- un mask,
- makes laughingstock,
- making a fool of,
- making a game of,
- makes a laughing stock,
- takeoffing,
- made a laughing stock,
- railed at,
- un masks,
- made a laughing-stock,
- made game of,
- poohpooh,
- rails at,
- makes a game of,
- ex pose,
- made a laughingstock,
- un masked,
- making laughingstock.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- Caricaturing,
- poke fun,
- razzed,
- sends up,
- josh,
- lampoon,
- Lampooned,
- pokes fun at,
- Burlesquing,
- poke fun at,
- spoofing,
- play tricks,
- make fun of,
- jollied,
- ridicule,
- japed,
- Ragging,
- funned,
- squib,
- japing,
- pull one's leg,
- Mocked,
- Frolicking,
- play the clown,
- joking,
- poked fun at,
- send up,
- caricaturize,
- Quipped,
- mocking,
- makes merry,
- squibs,
- funning,
- jollying,
- Railed,
- Caricatured,
- wisecracked,
- punning,
- make sport of,
- pulling one's leg,
- mock,
- jive,
- wisecracking,
- Punned,
- makes sport of,
- spoofed,
- Jollies,
- jives,
- jiving,
- Burlesqued,
- make merry,
- making merry,
- showing contempt,
- thumb nose at,
- Quipping,
- sent up,
- show contempt,
- buffooning,
- kid,
- made merry,
- pull leg,
- laughed at.
- Hazing,
- Ridiculed,
- Fleering,
- cartooning,
- cartooned,
- pooh pooh,
- Hazed,
- Fleered,
- make a fool of,
- make a laughing-stock,
- make game of,
- RAZ,
- make a game of.
- sceptical,
- lark,
- blue story,
- dirty story,
- artifice,
- Fleer,
- quiz,
- gimmick,
- quizzical,
- panic,
- conceit,
- rag,
- puff,
- crack a joke,
- device,
- mischief,
- point,
- banteringly,
- laughter,
- defraud,
- jab,
- blind,
- muzzle,
- foolery,
- raillery,
- nettlesome,
- be merry with,
- lie,
- exchange,
- niggle,
- deceive,
- vexing,
- scoff,
- sell,
- skip,
- jokingly,
- one-liner,
- dump on,
- game,
- rib,
- Jeu D'esprit,
- scintillate,
- persiflage,
- frolic,
- caper,
- betray,
- delude,
- banter,
- jibe,
- have a fling at,
- trepan,
- knock about,
- make fun,
- derisive,
- scintillation,
- mislead,
- sport,
- swipe,
- needle,
- hum,
- Concetto,
- scurrility,
- antic,
- chaff,
- rally,
- slapstick comedy,
- ironic,
- quodlibet,
- quaint,
- deride,
- gird,
- bright thought,
- gamely,
- humbug,
- mockingly,
- stunt,
- riot,
- sick joke,
- jaunt,
- put on,
- pass,
- pretend,
- sarcastic,
- mob,
- levity,
- caustic remark,
- babble,
- victimize,
- hoodwink,
- quirk,
- chuckle,
- roast,
- wit,
- disappoint,
- pestiferous,
- plaguy,
- adventure,
- twit,
- jeeringly,
- story,
- feint,
- scoff at,
- inquisitive,
- cackle,
- standing joke,
- leg-pull,
- wile,
- dupe,
- pluckily,
- gibe,
- jestbook,
- fool around,
- tomfoolery,
- drollery,
- ficelle,
- dump,
- shift,
- speculative,
- cutting remark,
- good one,
- circumvent,
- wisecrack,
- shenanigans,
- cut,
- comeback,
- sight gag,
- pigeon,
- dido,
- revel,
- pesky,
- sneer,
- short answer,
- scream,
- boff,
- catch,
- taunt,
- dig at,
- Cantrip,
- irritating,
- fleer at,
- satirical,
- rail at,
- amuse,
- fun,
- dirty joke,
- Facetiae,
- rallying,
- waggery,
- spree,
- barrack,
- brilliant idea,
- fling,
- chatter,
- sparkle,
- flout,
- give and take,
- sally,
- mot,
- Pooh,
- put-down,
- eccentric,
- giggle,
- gasp,
- quiddity,
- gibe at,
- chat,
- practical joke,
- pleasantry,
- bamboozle,
- yack,
- satirize,
- scoffingly,
- visual joke,
- bravely,
- chitchat,
- derisory,
- play on words,
- horseplay,
- Fooling,
- badinage,
- dig,
- Yuk,
- howler,
- ride,
- beguile,
- defy,
- scout,
- shuffle,
- chicanery,
- yarn,
- crank,
- ethnic joke,
- tease,
- romp,
- pun,
- fooling around,
- haze,
- play,
- bantering,
- misdirect,
- boffola,
- misinform,
- contemptuous,
- slam,
- pooh-pooh,
- facetious,
- jolly,
- razz,
- kid around,
- crack,
- sidesplitter,
- funny story,
- sneer at,
- epigram,
- blue joke,
- Kidding,
- kidding around,
- belly laugh,
- bothersome,
- wow,
- slap,
- jocularity,
- escapade,
- revile,
- sleight,
- fetch,
- good story,
- cheat,
- gossip.
How to use "Jape" in context?
Jape is a verbal prank, which can be performed in a variety of ways. It typically implies playing a prank on someone, often with a humorous intent. The origins of the word are unclear, but it may be related to the Scandinavian word "jape," meaning to tease or laugh.
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