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jestsnounpl. of jest something said or done to cause laughterlaughed politely at his feeble jest about his pet mosquito boffolas, boffs(or boffos), cracks, drolleries, funnies, gags, giggles(chiefly British), japes, jokes, joshes, laughs, nifties, one-liners, pleasantries, quips, ribs, sallies, waggeries, 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 jokeputting a mouse in her desk drawer was intended to be a harmless jest antics, capers, capriccios, didoes(or didos), escapades, frolics, gags, knaveries, monkeyshines, practical jokes, pranks, rags(chiefly British), rogueries, shavies(Scottish), shines, tricks, waggeries 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 a person or thing that is made fun ofhis outlandish costumes made him the jest of the town butts, derisions, jokes, laughingstocks, marks, mockeries, mocks, sports, targets chumps, dupes, fall guys, fools, gulls, monkeys, pigeons, saps, suckers, victims darlings, favorites, pets to make jokeswhen I asked my sister for a loan, she laughingly replied, "Surely you jest!" banters, chaffs, fools, funs, gags, japes, jives, jokes, jollies, joshes, kids, quips, wisecracks, yuks(or yucks, slang) gibes(or jibes), hazes, jeers, mocks, rags, rallies, razzes, ribs, ridicules, teasescaricatures, lampoons, parodies, satirizesamuses, diverts, entertains cracks wise |