What is another word for jokes?
Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈə͡ʊks], [ dʒˈəʊks], [ dʒ_ˈəʊ_k_s]
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Synonyms for Jokes:
n.
• amusement (noun) • antic (noun) • butt (noun)- mark.
- game.
- clown,
- butt,
- chump,
- antic,
- monkeyshine,
- simpleton,
- caper,
- chestnut,
- farce,
- shenanigan,
- horseplay,
- sitting duck,
- target,
- puzzle,
- revel,
- jestee,
- laugh,
- sally,
- setup,
- drollery,
- sap,
- buffoon,
- softie,
- turkey,
- payoff,
- burlesque,
- bon mot,
- snow job,
- mockery,
- hitch,
- quirk,
- jest,
- humor,
- easy mark,
- gag,
- trap,
- sport,
- put-on,
- parody,
- one-liner,
- tomfoolery,
- prank,
- rib,
- shaggy-dog story,
- fly in the ointment,
- hoodwinking,
- goat,
- decoy,
- subject,
- trick,
- mischief,
- vagary,
- caprice,
- yarn,
- whimsy,
- stunt,
- buffoonery,
- pigeon,
- fall guy,
- clay pigeon,
- laughingstock,
- drawback,
- mummery,
- jackass,
- lark,
- fool,
- victim,
- wisecrack,
- derision,
- conundrum,
- repartee,
- clowning,
- snag,
- witticism,
- puzzler,
- ha-ha,
- pun,
- epigram,
- sucker,
- escapade,
- frolic,
- jape,
- play,
- raillery,
- spree,
- gambol,
- patsy,
- saw,
- deception,
- stumbling block,
- pleasantry.
v.
• banter (verb)- satirize,
- make fun of,
- razz,
- kid,
- jeer.
- fun,
- jolly,
- needle,
- jive,
- make merry,
- banter,
- roast,
- chaff,
- taunt,
- deceive,
- horse around,
- play tricks,
- deride,
- josh,
- play the clown,
- spoof,
- ridicule,
- pull one's leg,
- rag,
- quip,
- mock,
- poke fun,
- put on,
- kid around.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- clowns,
- satirises,
- ROMPS,
- yaks,
- Rallies,
- facetiously,
- inanity,
- shenanigans,
- PUNS,
- larks,
- Sports,
- gambols,
- Plays,
- takeoffs,
- frolics,
- amusements,
- monkey business,
- Drolleries,
- wisecracks,
- fools,
- humours,
- teases,
- banteringly,
- banters,
- foolishness,
- CAPERS,
- deceives,
- Magics,
- japes,
- jesting,
- communicates,
- nonsense,
- witticisms,
- cracks,
- charades,
- Illusions,
- laughs,
- tricks,
- humors,
- silliness,
- Capering,
- games,
- jestingly,
- humbugs,
- GAGS,
- epigrams,
- chatters,
- joshes,
- Pleasantries,
- hoaxes,
- wit,
- antics,
- frivolity,
- Waggeries,
- cackles,
- Frauds,
- chaffs,
- Frivolities,
- amuse,
- humour,
- waggishness,
- comedy,
- howlers,
- lampoons,
- jobs,
- Deceptions,
- Parodies,
- wits,
- pranks,
- wheezes,
- anecdotes,
- bombshells,
- revels,
- muzzles,
- joking,
- screams,
- laughingstocks,
- farces,
- crack a joke,
- stunts,
- jokingly.
How to use "Jokes" in context?
Humor has been around since the beginning of time. It is the ability to make people laugh and feel good. jokes are a form of entertainment that can be enjoyed by anyone. They can be enjoyed by both children and adults. A good joke has a kernel of truth at its core, and that is what makes it funny. A good joke should be able to make people laugh out loud, and it should be able to provoke a reaction. Puns are another form of humor that are popular today. They are jokes that use words in an unusual way.
Paraphrases for Jokes:
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Reverse Entailment
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Independent
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Other Related
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Noun, plural
funny, Pleasantries.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
quips.
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Noun, plural
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