joky
Full of jokes to make people laugh
- adjective
- /ˈjoʊki/
:
bromista
- Even like stocking fillers, little jokey presents, main presents, everything.
Examples
-
Now Carl is the intellect and now he a a jokey, jokey and through the Thor boy wit wit, mind you, wit some glitter special effects.
-
His joky attitude made the whole group laugh during the meeting.
-
She wrote a joky letter filled with puns and funny anecdotes.
-
The comedian's joky style charmed the audience from the start.
Synonyms
Said or done to be funny rather than serious
is intended to be lighthearted rather than merely not serious
jocular
vsjoky
Playful and friendly in a joking way
is intended humor rather than a stable personal habit
Playful and joking to make people laugh
is aimed at lighthearted intentional humor rather than general character
Antonyms
How Playful
Surface Forms
joky positive
Morphology
Etymology
Joky comes from the familiar word joke plus the ending -y, so it literally means 'full of jokes' or 'playful'; that's why we call a person or remark joky when it is light and funny.