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playful
Said or done in fun; jocular
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  1. Said or done in fun; jocular
  2. Fun, recreational, not serious.
  3. Humorous; jesting:
humorous
Full of or characterized by humor; funny:
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  1. Full of or characterized by humor; funny:
  2. Having or expressing humor; funny; amusing; comical
  3. (Archaic) Whimsical; capricious
merry
Brisk:
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  1. Brisk:
  2. Marked by or offering fun, good feelings, and liveliness; festive:
  3. Full of fun and laughter; lively and cheerful
comedic
Relating to comedy.
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  1. Relating to comedy.
  2. Of or having to do with comedy
facetious
Joking or trying to be jocular, esp. at an inappropriate time
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  1. Joking or trying to be jocular, esp. at an inappropriate time
  2. Playfully jocular; humorous:
funny
Difficult to account for; unusual or odd:
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  1. Difficult to account for; unusual or odd:
  2. Appropriate as the subject of a joke; deserving of a joke. Used in negative sentences to express disapproval or to emphasize the seriousness of something:
  3. Causing laughter or amusement:
humorous
Full of humor or arousing laughter; funny.
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  1. Full of humor or arousing laughter; funny.
  2. Full of or characterized by humor; funny:
  3. Having or expressing humor; funny; amusing; comical
jocular
Given to joking.
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  1. Given to joking.
  2. Said as a joke
  3. Joking; humorous; full of fun
witty
Quick of mind; insightful; in possession of wits
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  1. Quick of mind; insightful; in possession of wits
  2. Entertainingly and strikingly clever or original in concept, design, or performance:
  3. Characterized by or having the nature of wit; funny or jocular:
Find another word for jocose. In this page you can discover 14 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for jocose, like: joking, playful, humorous, merry, facetious, funny, witty, comedic, facetious, funny and humorous.

Sentence Examples

  • In public life it did him some harm in the opinion of serious people, who could not believe that so jocose a politician had solid capacity.

  • Fraknoi, The Embassies of Cardinal Carvajal to Hungary (Hung., Budapest, 1889); Marzio Galeotti, De egregie sapienter et jocose dictis ac factis Matthiae regis (Script.

  • His father, Erik Johansson of Rydboholm, "a merry and jocose gentleman," but, like all the Swedish Vasas, liable to sudden fierce gusts of temper, was one of the senators who voted for the deposition of Archbishop Trolle, at the riksdag of 1517 (see Sweden, History), for which act of patriotism he lost his head.

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