Jokes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOKES in dictionary:

VERB:
• JOKE, to say something amusing
• make jokes; talk humorously or flippantly
• poke fun at
NOUN:
• a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline
• a trick played on someone for fun
• a person or thing that is ridiculously inadequate

Words related to JOKES

joke15 joked17 joking18

Words that contain JOKES

jokesome21 jokester19 jokesmith25 jokesters20 jokesmiths26

How to use JOKES in a sentence

• No man could invent so many practical jokes or carry them on with such refinement of humour as he.
• Evidently not, for the tough old politician of the Fifteenth Ward was laughing, at one of his own jokes probably, and looking up in the face of Mr.
• Raids are all wrong as practical politics, but they are human and imaginable as practical jokes.
• Jokes and funny rhymes or sayings were read in turn.
• It annoyed him that Robert should seriously propose to retire, and more, that he should let jokes and laughter fall on the heels of such a proposal.
• The thought of the stuffy hotel room, and of those noisy people with their obvious jokes and laughter, oppressed him.
• In his eye, jokes were always insults to be resented accordingly.
• His habit of taking great quantities of snuff was one which gave occasion to many jokes among his friends.
• It is only fair you should have all the old jokes too.
• All the little misunderstandings they had were laughed over as jokes.
• This clever adventurer was looked on with some jealousy by the Montenegrins and much favoured by the Royal Family whom he amused with anecdotes and jokes.
• Last night to the Play where comes Lasselle and makes very merry and telleth jokes the which of great amusement to my wife while I find no mirth therein.
• Their object is to pass the time agreeably and, to that end, detain the customer as long as possible, the more so if he be a person like your Honour, who loves jokes and laughter.
• The more they frowned at him, the louder he laughed, and in spite of their dark looks he kept on cracking his merry jokes and talking nonsense.
• However that may be, when the lovely moonlight tempted us into the garden, there was an end to our jokes.
• Having done thus much, the police paused from exhaustion, and endured the jokes of the populace with philosophic disdain.
• A tempest of laughter and jokes ensued, which was only checked by a serious and even sad gesture from Pelisson.
• While you must not draw an obvious moral or explain the point to your jokes, be sure that the point is there and that it is put in such a way that your hearers cannot miss it.
• The people of Arabia seldom or never engage in practical jokes, but they are often very witty in their remarks.
• In short, de Marsay brought a selection from the thousand-and-one jokes made by Parisians on the spur of the moment, and no sooner uttered than forgotten.
• Both jokes were atrocious, but they made Jerrie laugh, which was something.

Similar words containing JOKE without suffix s

joke15 joked17 joker16 jokey19 jokers17 jokesome21 jokester19 jokesmith25 jokesters20 jokesmiths26

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