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waggeriesnounpl. of waggery something said or done to cause laughterWill Rogers' homespun waggeries struck a chord with audiences during the Great Depression boffolas, boffs(or boffos), cracks, drolleries, funnies, gags, giggles(chiefly British), japes, jests, jokes, joshes, laughs, nifties, one-liners, pleasantries, quips, ribs, sallies, wisecracks, witticisms, yuks(or yucks also yaks or yocks, slang) knee-slappers, panics(slang), riots, screams, thigh-slappersantics, buffooneries, capers, leg-pulls, monkeyshines, practical jokes, pranks, tricksburlesques, caricatures, lampoons, mockeries, mocks, parodies, put-ons, riffsbanters, persiflages, railleries, reparteescomedies, humors, wits, wordplays a playful or mischievous act intended as a jokeher innocent little waggeries usually involved whoopee cushions or fake snakes in cans antics, capers, capriccios, didoes(or didos), escapades, frolics, gags, jests, knaveries, monkeyshines, practical jokes, pranks, rags(chiefly British), rogueries, shavies(Scottish), shines, tricks adventures, experiences, games, larks, timeshigh jinks(also hijinks), horseplays, plays, rowdyismsshenanigans, tomfooleriesgambits, hoaxes, maneuvers, ploysdeeds, feats, missions, performances, stuntscaprices, conceits, fancies, vagaries, whims, whimsies(also whimseys)deceits, deceptions, delusions, frauds, hanky-pankies, ruses, shams, stratagems, subterfuges, trickeries, wiles |