Definition of facetiae in English:

facetiae

plural noun fəˈsiːʃɪiːfəˈsēSHēˌē

1dated Pornographic literature.
Example sentencesExamples
- But a certain number, following in the footsteps of the Latin Facetiae, harbour a sense of wit and subtlety beneath apparent crudity.
- It also contains a number of quibbles or jeux de mots, and a still greater number of facetiae, idle and licentious stories.
2archaic Humorous or witty sayings.
Example sentencesExamples
- The primary object of these anecdotes, facetiae and riddles was to occupy idle hours.

Origin

Early 16th century: from Latin, plural of facetia 'jest', from facetus 'witty'.

Definition of facetiae in US English:

facetiae

plural nounfəˈsēSHēˌē

1dated Pornographic literature.
Example sentencesExamples
- It also contains a number of quibbles or jeux de mots, and a still greater number of facetiae, idle and licentious stories.
- But a certain number, following in the footsteps of the Latin Facetiae, harbour a sense of wit and subtlety beneath apparent crudity.
2archaic Humorous or witty sayings.
Example sentencesExamples
- The primary object of these anecdotes, facetiae and riddles was to occupy idle hours.

Origin

Early 16th century: from Latin, plural of facetia ‘jest’, from facetus ‘witty’.

单词	facetiae
释义	Definition of facetiae in English: facetiae plural noun fəˈsiːʃɪiːfəˈsēSHēˌē 1dated Pornographic literature. Example sentencesExamples But a certain number, following in the footsteps of the Latin Facetiae, harbour a sense of wit and subtlety beneath apparent crudity. It also contains a number of quibbles or jeux de mots, and a still greater number of facetiae, idle and licentious stories. 2archaic Humorous or witty sayings. Example sentencesExamples The primary object of these anecdotes, facetiae and riddles was to occupy idle hours. Origin Early 16th century: from Latin, plural of facetia 'jest', from facetus 'witty'. Definition of facetiae in US English: facetiae plural nounfəˈsēSHēˌē 1dated Pornographic literature. Example sentencesExamples It also contains a number of quibbles or jeux de mots, and a still greater number of facetiae, idle and licentious stories. But a certain number, following in the footsteps of the Latin Facetiae, harbour a sense of wit and subtlety beneath apparent crudity. 2archaic Humorous or witty sayings. Example sentencesExamples The primary object of these anecdotes, facetiae and riddles was to occupy idle hours. Origin Early 16th century: from Latin, plural of facetia ‘jest’, from facetus ‘witty’.
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