joky

joky
/joh"kee/, adj., jokier, jokiest.
jokey.
[JOKE + -Y1]

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  • jokey or joky — jok|ey or jok|y [ dʒouki ] adjective INFORMAL intended as a joke, or not serious: a jokey remark ╾ jok|i|ly adverb ╾ jok|i|ness noun uncount …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

  • jokey — adjective or joky ˈjōkē (often jokier often jokiest) : given to joking : waggish a jokey old bird Sinclair Lewis * * * jokily, adv …   Useful english dictionary

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