| 释义 |
joc·u·la·tor
\ˈjäkyəˌlād.ə(r)\ noun
(plural joc·u·la·to·res \ˌjäkyələˈtōr(ˌ)ēz\ ; or joculators)
Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin, jester, joker — more at juggler
: a wandering entertainer of medieval Europe who for hire practiced the arts of minstrelsy, narration, dancing, juggling, and mime |