jocular
jokey, non-serious, playful
TRANSLATION
scherzhaft, spaßig, witzig, zu Scherzen aufgelegt
STATISTICS
IN THE PRESS
"The film disposed of the novel's second half entirely, favoring Hollywood's JOCULAR old man played so lovably by Peter Ustinov, living in the US Capital bulding.)
(in a Review of "Logan's Run" by T.F. Wagner)
(in a Review of "Logan's Run" by T.F. Wagner)
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jo-cu-lar
Jocular means: characterized by joking, or given to joking
Etymology: Latin jocularis, from joculus, diminutive of jocus
Date: 1626
SYNONYMS:
merry
jovial
witty
playful
jesting
waggish
ANTONYMS:
somber
gloomy
melancholy
dismal
serious
Jocular means: characterized by joking, or given to joking
Etymology: Latin jocularis, from joculus, diminutive of jocus
Date: 1626
SYNONYMS:
merry
jovial
witty
playful
jesting
waggish
ANTONYMS:
somber
gloomy
melancholy
dismal
serious
