jokester
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of jokester
Example Sentences
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“Get the video of this, it’s Tracy Morgan out here,” the jokester, wearing a black hoodie and baggy jeans, seems to say as he points to Rhymes.
From Los Angeles Times
“He was always cracking jokes especially when we were playing sports—he’s a real jokester,” recalled his high school teammate Nick Reeves.
He is a sarcastic jokester who expresses love for his teammates by threading passes to them through pinhole-sized gaps in the defense and then trash talking them right soon after.
From Los Angeles Times
Clark continued to captivate me with his wry observations about the world, his inclination to be a jokester and even the goofy gifts intended to show he was a romantic at heart.
From Los Angeles Times
Plus the jokester hasn’t directed a movie since 1995’s “Dracula: Dead and Loving It.”
From Los Angeles Times
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