jokers (Meaning)
jokers
an extra card used in some card games, a person given to joking, an unsuspected, misleading, or misunderstood clause, phrase, or word in a document that nullifies or greatly alters it, human being, fellow, an obnoxious or incompetent person, an unsuspected or not readily apparent fact, factor, or condition that thwarts or nullifies a seeming advantage, fellow, guy, an insignificant, obnoxious, or incompetent person, a playing card added to a pack as a wild card or as the highest-ranking card, a person who jokes, something (such as an expedient or stratagem) held in reserve to gain an end or escape from a predicament, an ambiguous or apparently immaterial clause inserted in a legislative bill to make it inoperative or uncertain in some respect, a hidden or misleading part of an agreement that works to one party's disadvantage
Synonyms & Antonyms of jokers
Synonyms:
- cutups
- knockabouts
- fools
- kidders
- practical jokers
- banterers
- teasers
- pranksters
- satirists
- comediennes
- caricaturists
- harlequins
- zanies
- buffoons
- parodists
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
jokers Sentence Examples
- The jokers in the deck always provide an unexpected twist to the game.
- Tom and Jerry were like jokers, constantly pranking each other.
- The meeting was filled with political jokers, making serious discussions impossible.
- The hospital clown wore a bright red nose and painted a wide grin like a joker.
- The class prankster loved to play practical jokes on unsuspecting victims.
- The politician's policies were like jokers in the sense that they didn't always make sense.
- The mischievous child was a joker who couldn't resist pulling pranks on his siblings.
- The actor's comedic talents made him a natural at playing jokers.
- The band's lead singer was known for his humorous stage presence, often acting like a joker.
- In the comic book, the Joker was a cunning and unpredictable villain who kept Batman on edge.
FAQs About the word jokers
an extra card used in some card games, a person given to joking, an unsuspected, misleading, or misunderstood clause, phrase, or word in a document that nullifi
comedians, humorists, gagmen, farceurs, entertainers, drolls, comics, clowns, jesters,jokesters
heroes, ladies, gentlemen, role models, angels,idols, saints, heroines,
The jokers in the deck always provide an unexpected twist to the game.
Tom and Jerry were like jokers, constantly pranking each other.
The meeting was filled with political jokers, making serious discussions impossible.
The hospital clown wore a bright red nose and painted a wide grin like a joker.
