What is another word for joke?
871 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈə͡ʊk], [ dʒˈəʊk], [ dʒ_ˈəʊ_k]
Related words: best knock knock jokes, puns, clean jokes, office jokes, funny animal jokes, corny jokes, dirty jokes, toot toots, funny joke pictures
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Similar words for joke:
- other relevant words (adjective)
- amusement (noun)
- antic (noun)
- attribute (noun)
- butt (noun)
- caper (noun)
- catch (noun)
- crack up (noun)
- derision (noun)
- double entendre (noun)
- epigram (noun)
- farce (noun)
- frolic (noun)
- fun (noun)
- fun, quip (noun)
- gibe (noun)
- humor (noun)
- jocosity (noun)
- jocularity (noun)
- joke (noun)
- laughing stock (noun)
- nonsense (noun)
- object of ridicule (noun)
- one-liner (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- parody (noun)
- pun (noun)
- retort (noun)
- ridicule (noun)
- shenanigan (noun)
- spoof (noun)
- sport (noun)
- tommyrot (noun)
- wit (noun)
- witticism (noun)
- banter (verb)
- cut up (verb)
- kid (verb)
- kid, tease (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- parody (verb)
- play (verb)
- razz (verb)
- ridicule (verb)
- other synonyms
- banter
- cut up
- jest
- other relevant words
- rib
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Joke:
adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)n.
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- drag,
- irritant,
- tomfoolery,
- vexation,
- mischief,
- stunt,
- escapade,
- shenanigan,
- mummery,
- calamity,
- irritation,
- caprice,
- horseplay,
- revel,
- Fooling,
- annoyance,
- lark,
- peeve.
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- epigram,
- riposte,
- mot,
- wisecrack,
- a play on words,
- give and take,
- rejoinder,
- sally,
- badinage,
- funny,
- conceit,
- anecdote.
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- respect.
- romp.
- joke.
- catch22,
- de-coy,
- de coy,
- fly ointment,
- fly in ointment,
- fly the ointment,
- de coys,
- de-coys,
- catch 22's,
- catch22's,
- catch-22's,
- catch 22.
- inter lude,
- inter ludes,
- high camps,
- pratfall comedies,
- inter-lude,
- inter-ludes,
- low camps,
- broad comedies,
- slapsticks.
- living up,
- re laxations,
- merrymakings,
- re-laxations,
- whoopees,
- rompings,
- re laxation,
- re-laxation,
- jokings,
- living ups,
- living it ups,
- clownings.
- prank,
- whimsy,
- shaggy-dog story,
- drollery,
- laugh,
- vagary,
- saw,
- yarn,
- hoodwinking,
- snow job,
- jape,
- burlesque,
- quirk,
- payoff,
- trick,
- chestnut,
- gambol,
- clowning,
- put-on,
- gag,
- spree.
- frolic,
- nonsense,
- facetiousness,
- fast shuffle,
- good time,
- pratfall comedy,
- senselessness,
- tommyrot,
- antic,
- high spirits,
- wittiness,
- wit,
- Equivoque,
- pleasantry,
- whoopee,
- fun,
- pastime,
- joking,
- ludicrousness,
- rank out,
- back answer,
- putdown,
- play-on,
- Amphibiology,
- pigeons,
- pun,
- silliness,
- toppers,
- Fooleries,
- caper,
- living it up,
- play on,
- scribble,
- Laughters,
- antiphon,
- zinger,
- relaxation,
- phonies,
- backhanded compliment,
- cutting remark,
- rank-out,
- mock-heroic,
- Buffooneries,
- one-liner,
- antiphons,
- bon mot,
- rag,
- broad comedy,
- retort,
- parting shot,
- double meaning,
- take-offs,
- witticism,
- spoof,
- foolery,
- game,
- jestee,
- sendup,
- low camp,
- junketing,
- witty remark,
- buffoonery,
- pithy sayings,
- tatters,
- high camp,
- equivocality,
- softie,
- flim-flam,
- butt,
- repartee,
- take-off,
- brickbats,
- jocosity,
- pithy saying,
- Pilgarlic,
- squib,
- Skylarking,
- double-entendre,
- amusement,
- sitting duck,
- rantings,
- catch,
- merriments,
- put-down,
- tatter,
- fly in the ointment,
- object of ridicule,
- send-up,
- mockery,
- brickbat,
- good times,
- derision,
- farce,
- banana,
- double entendre,
- junketings,
- sport,
- squibs,
- laughing-stock,
- zingers,
- witty comment,
- humor,
- quip,
- fun and games,
- Festivities,
- softies,
- pigeon.
- mock heroics,
- send ups,
- mock-heroics,
- mock heroic,
- mis-representation,
- mis representation,
- play ons,
- mockheroics,
- play-ons,
- mis representations,
- playon,
- sendups,
- playons,
- mockheroic,
- send-ups.
- re tort,
- re-venge,
- re torts,
- re joinders,
- re joinder,
- Re-turn,
- re venge,
- re turns,
- re venges,
- back answers,
- re-joinder,
- re-turns,
- re-tort,
- re turn,
- re-torts.
v.
• banter (verb) • cut up (verb)- mis-behaved,
- mis behaving,
- whoops it up,
- mis-behaving,
- whooping it up,
- plays jokes,
- whooping up,
- playing jokes,
- played jokes,
- whooped it up,
- mis behave,
- mis behaves,
- whoops up,
- whoop up,
- mis-behaves,
- roughhoused,
- mis behaved,
- mis-behave,
- whooped up.
- de lude,
- pre tends,
- pre-tended,
- de-lude,
- de ludes,
- be-guile,
- be-guiles,
- de-ludes,
- made sport of,
- be guiles,
- be guile,
- pre-tends,
- pre tending,
- pre-tending,
- pre tend,
- making sport of.
- jolly,
- taunt,
- poke fun,
- play tricks,
- pull one's leg,
- play the clown,
- roast,
- kid around,
- deride,
- needle,
- horse around,
- deceive.
- poking fun at,
- doth takeoff of,
- dis torts,
- did takeoff of,
- doest a takeoff of,
- do takeoff of,
- sheiking,
- sheiked,
- dis-tort,
- did a takeoff of,
- doest takeoff of,
- doeth takeoff of,
- doth a takeoff of,
- didst takeoff of,
- dost takeoff of,
- doing takeoff of,
- didst a takeoff of,
- dis tort,
- dost a takeoff of,
- does a takeoff of,
- does takeoff of,
- dis-torts,
- doing a takeoff of,
- doeth a takeoff of,
- sending up.
- go a spree,
- kicking up heels,
- were life party,
- going on spree,
- kibitzed,
- be life party,
- go on spree,
- lets one hair down,
- entertains oneself,
- amusing oneself,
- are life of party,
- entertained oneself,
- letting one's hair down,
- went a spree,
- kick heels,
- let one hair down,
- kicks heels,
- letted go,
- kicked up heels,
- goes a spree,
- goes on spree,
- kicking heels,
- idled away,
- being life party,
- wert life of party,
- letted loose,
- art life party,
- is life party,
- letting hair down,
- amuses oneself,
- letted one's hair down,
- cutting capers,
- dis ported,
- am life party,
- went on a spree,
- art life of party,
- going a spree,
- kicks up heels,
- amused oneself,
- wast life of party,
- is life of party,
- go spree,
- am life of party,
- went spree,
- dis-ported,
- being life of party,
- entertaining oneself,
- going spree,
- going on a spree,
- letted hair down,
- kicked heels,
- let ones hair down,
- letted ones hair down,
- was life party,
- wast life party,
- letting ones hair down,
- goes on a spree,
- are life party,
- cuts capers,
- idling away,
- lets hair down,
- kibitzes,
- went on spree,
- wert life party,
- lets ones hair down,
- were life of party,
- dis porting,
- letting one hair down,
- letted one hair down,
- lets one's hair down,
- idles away,
- goes spree,
- was life of party,
- dis-porting.
Other synonyms:
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- in-joke,
- menace,
- light relief,
- running joke,
- raillery,
- monkeyshines,
- jive,
- monkeyshine,
- shaggy dog story,
- cartoon,
- pest,
- ha-ha,
- josh,
- antics,
- standing joke,
- canard,
- punch line,
- wordplay.
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- gas.
- Lampooned,
- dancing,
- be life of party,
- lets go,
- parody,
- sheik,
- lets loose,
- jollying,
- entertain oneself,
- go on a spree,
- japed,
- banter,
- send up,
- Burlesquing,
- let hair down,
- amuse oneself,
- kid,
- Caricatured,
- laughed at,
- Disported,
- letting go,
- let loose,
- japing,
- kick up heels,
- sheiks,
- idle away,
- rib,
- cut up,
- jollied,
- poke fun at,
- Burlesqued,
- razzed,
- Frolicking,
- makes sport of,
- make merry,
- spoofed,
- Disporting,
- made merry,
- kibitzing,
- makes merry,
- poked fun at,
- cut capers,
- making merry,
- Danced,
- kibitz,
- let one's hair down,
- play,
- letting loose,
- Caricaturing,
- spoofing,
- do a takeoff of,
- sends up,
- Jollies,
- sent up,
- pokes fun at,
- make sport of.
- fast one,
- howler,
- charade,
- bit,
- visual joke,
- droll,
- dirty joke,
- hoax,
- jibe,
- wayward,
- monkey,
- consonant,
- exchange,
- fooling around,
- feather,
- aphorism,
- congenial,
- fraud,
- apothegm,
- dido,
- child's play,
- Fleer,
- Gazingstock,
- kickshaw,
- comedy,
- Tehee,
- belly laugh,
- Equivoke,
- caution,
- changeable,
- two cents,
- bluff,
- in harmony,
- good story,
- laugh at,
- fleer at,
- harlequinade,
- peppercorn,
- congruent,
- farthing,
- scintillate,
- banteringly,
- picayune,
- dupe,
- snap,
- levity,
- quiddity,
- deception,
- persiflage,
- compatible,
- edda,
- Fabliau,
- limerick,
- capricious,
- wind-up,
- gewgaw,
- jackass,
- red cent,
- fraudulence,
- ethnic joke,
- fable,
- quiz,
- musical,
- show up,
- goat,
- whodunit,
- frippery,
- heckle,
- byword of reproach,
- babble,
- saga,
- irritate,
- gimcrack,
- illusion,
- brilliant idea,
- quodlibet,
- amusing,
- humbug,
- sparkle,
- toy,
- jocundity,
- one,
- magic trick,
- beguilement,
- limit,
- Jeu D'esprit,
- sick joke,
- play on words,
- article,
- damn,
- knickknack,
- chat,
- Facetiae,
- laughable,
- waggishness,
- enjoyment,
- bromide,
- romance,
- excite,
- Concetto,
- knickknackery,
- lampoon,
- Whim-wham,
- history,
- yack,
- pleasure,
- mystery,
- straw,
- tale,
- shit,
- Geste,
- persecute,
- thriller,
- haunt,
- record,
- kidding around,
- gamely,
- fairy story,
- disappointment,
- make fun,
- humourous,
- takeoff,
- recital,
- narrative,
- Fribble,
- a laugh a minute,
- allegory,
- tall story,
- whimsical,
- ditty,
- comical,
- twit,
- jokingly,
- enjoy oneself,
- mug,
- harmonious,
- Gest,
- cent,
- pin,
- John,
- conjuration,
- waggery,
- snigger,
- clever remark,
- gaud,
- be merry with,
- freakish,
- clown around,
- myth,
- crank,
- legend,
- barb,
- simpleton,
- recreation,
- molehill,
- scoff at,
- dig,
- cackle,
- horror story,
- fair game,
- hair,
- jestbook,
- dirty story,
- bright thought,
- jocoseness,
- conjuring trick,
- feign,
- parable,
- point,
- clown,
- harmonic,
- outrage,
- good one,
- fleabite,
- congruous,
- Bibelot,
- farcical,
- epic,
- sidesplitter,
- rhyme,
- rally,
- sou,
- jest at,
- blue story,
- account,
- story,
- tuppence,
- Kidding,
- bagatelle,
- frivolity,
- buffoon,
- humorous,
- muzzle,
- rush,
- apophthegm,
- slapstick comedy,
- byword,
- bauble,
- bijouterie,
- humour,
- pluckily,
- legerdemain,
- molest,
- folderol,
- shenanigans,
- worry,
- sarcasm,
- practical joke,
- chatter,
- jestingly,
- dupery,
- chronicle,
- entertainment,
- absurd,
- triviality,
- facetiously,
- detective story,
- mark,
- funny story,
- rap,
- falderal,
- bantering,
- piece,
- stock,
- halfpenny,
- Minikin,
- pasquinade,
- bravely,
- diversion,
- provoke,
- recounting,
- pretend,
- job,
- bean,
- Cantrip,
- victim,
- tease,
- in jest,
- pester,
- sight gag,
- wow,
- giggle,
- rallying,
- distraction,
- scintillation,
- curio,
- song,
- comic,
- capriole,
- leg-pull,
- trinket,
- in accord,
- harass,
- pasquil,
- twopence,
- haze,
- tantalize,
- fig,
- gibe at,
- fairy tale,
- vex,
- fool around,
- brass farthing,
- pull leg,
- surprise,
- target,
- button,
- hill of beans,
- satirize.
How to use "Joke" in context?
"When I was a kid, my dad used to tell jokes. Sometimes I would be in the car and he'd tell a joke and I'd start laughing, and then I'd have to keep laughing until he got out of the car. It was pretty annoying. But now I think it's just kind of funny that he could tell a good joke." -Brittany
A joke, or a humorous story, is typically a short piece of storytelling that makes us laugh. It can be a clever repartee or a simple one-liner. Regardless, a joke is a fun way to take a break from reality and experience something new.
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Equivalence
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Forward Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
humor.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
gag.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
clown, fool, fun, humour, lark, laugh, laughing, ploy, ridicule, stuffing, trick, shit, crap.
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Verb, base form
laugh.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
anecdote, banter, caricature, charade, comedy, farce, funny, giggle, hoax, joker, laughingstock, laughter, mockery, parody, ridiculous, travesty, Fooling, Kidding.
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Interjection
Kidding.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
quips.
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Verb, base form
fool, ajoke.
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Noun, singular or mass
Hyponym for Joke:
n.
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attribute
puniness, pettiness, slightness, triviality.
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attribute
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