One who jangles. A chatterer, idle talker, or prater; a story-teller, a jester. Obsolete.
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释义 | the mind > emotion > pleasure > laughter > causing laughter > [noun] > jest or pleasantry > one who jests or jokes (61) jangler1303 One who jangles. A chatterer, idle talker, or prater; a story-teller, a jester. Obsolete. bourder1330 A jester, a joker, a buffoon; a mocker. triflera1382 A teller of feigned or idle stories, one not to be believed or taken seriously; a jester, a joker; a nonsensical speaker; a worthless fellow. mower1440 A person who makes a face; a jester, a mocker. jester?1510 One who jests, or speaks or acts in jest; a person given to uttering jests or witticisms; a joker. dizzardc1540 = disour, n.; a jester, a ‘fool’. patch1549 A foolish person, a simpleton; a fool, a clown. pleasant1595 A jester, a clown, a fool. fiddle1600 Applied to the player. transferred. One to whose music others dance; hence, a mirth-maker, jester. motleya1605 A fool, a jester. Obsolete. banterer1678 Originally: a person who mocks or makes fun of something serious, or who jokes at another person's expense. In later use: a person who engages in… morosoph1693 (a) A wise fool, a jester. (b) A foolish pedant or would-be philosopher; = morosophist, n. joker1729 One who jokes; a jester; a merry fellow. Frequently in practical joker. farceur1781 A joker, wag. funster1788 A person who plays pranks, or one who likes to joke around; a comedian. Also: a fun or light-hearted person. plaisanteur1828 A joker; a witty talker. cut-up1843 Originally U.S. (a) The act of making practical or verbal jokes; clowning. rare. (b) A person who ‘cuts up’ or capers (see to cut up 13 at cut, v.… kibitzer1925 A person who chats, banters, or jokes, esp. in a light-hearted or informal manner. Subcategories:— female (2) — professed or habitual (1) — petty (1) — sick (1) — professional (16) — buffoon (19) — deviser of jokes (3) |
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