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Contains:
gag line,
laugh line,
punch line,
tag line
Often used in the same context:
joke,
chuckle,
remark,
slur,
laugh,
quip,
misquote,
jape,
sarcasm,
ungrammatically,
smirk,
banter,
non sequitur,
endearment,
politically incorrect,
paraphrasing,
mispronunciation,
pshaw,
expletive,
vulgarism,
cusswords,
colloquialism,
sourpuss,
moron,
ribbing,
smart aleck,
monsieur,
kaffir,
phooey,
epithet,
idiot,
hyperboles,
loquaciousness,
kidder,
fiddlesticks,
malapropism,
witticism,
colloquial,
retorts,
swearwords,
offhand,
pish,
freudian slip,
wisecrack,
gibe,
insinuation,
doggerel,
profanities,
sirs,
snickering,
misquotation,
zinger,
words,
facetiousness,
split infinitive,
monosyllable,
raillery,
boor,
deprecating,
cussing,
goof,
jocularity,
pidgin,
yes,
jackass,
compos mentis,
pun,
douche bag,
jokester,
lark,
blas,
putdown,
numbskull,
taunt,
asker,
pratt,
pinche,
indelicacy,
razzing,
corny,
winkingly,
mishear,
bootlicker,
pronounciation,
misspeaks,
vulgar,
boastfulness,
ethnic slur,
punster,
profane,
snarky,
titter,
imus,
lamebrain,
prank,
likin,
giggle,
jests,
jesting,
jokes,
jibe,
jester,
gibes,
joking,
witticisms,
mockery,
wit,
amusement,
pleasantry,
quips,
sport,
afraid,
glad,
more'n,
okay,
er,
goodish,
scarce,
scary,
uncommonly,
damn,
dirtiest,
goddam,
gonna,
gotta,
last,
nasty,
nice,
sorry,
but,
darn
More specific:
antic,
belly laugh,
blue joke,
blue story,
clown,
clown around,
dirty joke,
dirty story,
drollery,
ethnic joke,
funny story,
gag,
good story,
howler,
leg-pull,
leg-pulling,
one-liner,
pleasantry,
pun,
quip,
riot,
scream,
shaggy dog story,
sick joke,
sidesplitter,
sight gag,
thigh-slapper,
visual joke,
waggery,
wow
Appears in the definition of:
drollery,
jestingly,
jokingly,
waggery
More general:
act,
behave,
communicate,
diversion,
do,
humor,
humour,
intercommunicate,
recreation,
wit,
witticism,
wittiness
Synonyms:
gag,
jape,
jocularity,
joke,
laugh,
wheeze,
yak
Also try:
— Nouns for jest:
books,
look,
plaisanter,
book,
right,
minute,
way,
step,
kind,
thing,
wait,
more...
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