Jocose is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOCOSE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• merry; characterized by joking
• playful or humorous
• Given to jokes and jesting; containing a joke, or abounding in jokes; merry; sportive; humorous.
• characterized by jokes and good humor

Words related to JOCOSE

jocosely20 jocoseness19 jocosenesses21 jocosities19 jocosity20 jocoser16 jocosest17

Words that contain JOCOSE

jocoser16 jocosely20 jocosest17 jocoseness19 jocoserious20 jocosenesses21

How to use JOCOSE in a sentence

• But at the Long Bridge the breeze from the wide channel of the river cleared the clouds of dust, and the men, catching glimpses of each other, broke into jocose banter.
• I can conceive that those austere people were sometimes even merry and jocose.
• He was a jocose, voluble fellow, probably glad now to hear the sound of his own voice.
• He claims me as his pupil, and told me a day or two since, in a jocose manner, that he should have a battle with Mr.
• It is the parent, not only of Whistlecraft, but of all jocose Italian poetry.
• These take a dance around Cain, and are very jocose, one of them inviting him to hell to take a cup of brimstone coffee, and another asking him to make up a party at whist.
• I suppose that was, however, intended as a bit of jocose extravagance, which that most excellent gentleman did not mean to have taken too seriously.
• Hand of fate, was it? Nay, a jocose and blundering finger, rather, that had flipped him, as a man might flip a beetle, into the night.
• The arrival, earlier in the afternoon, of the jocose old hootch-maker with a canoe-load of his fiery beverage, had been a signal for a gathering at his cabin across the courtyard.
• The bourgeoisie of the Rue Saint-Denis displayed itself majestically in the plenitude of its native powers of jocose silliness.
• Sometimes in a jocose mood he called himself the Admiral, and I am sure he deserved to be one.
• Bonaparte, who happened to be with Josephine when Hortense came in, and was the first to be questioned by her, gave her only an evasive and jocose reply, and withdrew.
• And also it offers people a chance to be jocose with facility.
• The doctor was the only one who made the attempt, and he, after a very ineffectual endeavour to be jocose, held his peace.
• There was something to them extremely jocose in their occupying, as it were, the other side of the question, and appearing as the honest, injured party.
• We had passed through various stages of jubilation, no one was drunk, but we had been jocose and rowdy, we had told stories of all kinds.
• The Premier indulged in some jocose remarks which encouraged me to tell him stories about our Southern negroes, in whom he seemed to be much interested.
• He even, as time passed, became in a sardonic fashion almost jocose.
• A brief allusion to the inefficiency of present-day servants, a jocose comment on my own simplicity of habits, and the deed was done.
• The shade of the departed king, if tolerably treated, seldom provokes a smile, even from the most hardened and jocose of spectators.
• Indeed treachery and intrigue are often considered but as jocose occurrences.
• His native dialect he generally employed on jocose and familiar subjects.
• Perfectly at his ease, inclined to be familiar and jocose, he looked insolently about the lovely old room that had never before held such a suitor for a daughter of that house.
• When under the influence of stimulants, he was either aggressive and quarrelsome, or jocose and talkative.

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