n. a short story usually with a funny ending that is told to make people laugh; v. to act so as to make people laugh; jest; to not be serious
Billy's jokes slay me.
Billy's jokes slay me.
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Why didn't Louise's April Fools jokes work?
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He laughs at all of my jokes.
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His jokes enlivened the meeting.
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Travis jokes with Ally their parents would kill him if he...
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She was convulsed by his jokes.
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I abominate jokes that make fun of people.
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The audience laughed at the jokes.
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Which of the students liked to tell jokes and play tricks on others?
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Where were the practical jokes bought?
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Who made jokes about the painters?
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The children were chortling and giggling over the comedian's jokes.
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He hoped his jokes would enlive the meeting.
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We tried to relieve the tedium of our long drive by telling jokes.
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What did George want to call the day, he and Katie would do jokes on?
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clown; comedian; gag jest
a serious person
1 syllables
jokes
blokes
chokes
cloaks
coax
coke's
cokes
croaks
folkes
folks
folks' hoax
kokes
mokes
noakes
nokes
oak's
oakes
oaks
oaks'
ochs
pokes
polk's
smokes
soaks
spokes
stokes
strokes
vokes
yokes
yolks
evokes
invokes
provokes
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