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jokersnounpl. of joker a person (as a writer) noted for or specializing in humorhe's the joker of the family, always making us laugh cards, comedians, comics, drolls, farceurs, funnymen, gaggers, gagmen, gagsters, humorists, jesters, jokesters, wags, wits comediennes, entertainersbanterers, cutups, kidders, knockabouts, practical jokers, pranksters, quippers, quipsters, teasers, wisecrackersbuffoons, clowns, fools, harlequins, zaniescaricaturists, lampooners, parodists, satirists a person whose behavior is offensive to othersjust ignore that joker and his rude comments bastards, beasts, bleeders(British), blighters(chiefly British), boors, bounders, buggers, buzzards, cads, chuffs, churls, clowns, creeps, cretins, cruds(slang), crumbs(slang), curs, dirtbags(slang), dogs, finks, heels, hounds, jerks, louses, louts, pills, rat finks, rats, reptiles, rotters, schmucks(slang), scumbags(slang), scums, scuzzballs(slang), skunks(also skunk), sleazebags(slang), sleazeballs(slang), sleazes, slimeballs(slang), slimes, slobs, snakes, so-and-sos(or so-and-so's), sods(chiefly British), stinkards, stinkers, swine, toads, varmints, vermin barbarians, brutes, cavemen, Neanderthals, savagesloudmouths, vulgarianslowlifes(also lowlives), miscreants, rascals, rogues, roughnecks, scabs, scamps, scoundrels, villains, wretchesboobies, doofuses(also dufuses, slang), fools, jackasses, nincompoops, ninnies, nits(chiefly British), nitwits, nuts, schmoes(slang)airheads, birdbrains, blockheads, dinks(slang), dolts, dopes, dorks(slang), goons, half-wits, idiots, imbeciles, morons, turkeysbrats, insolents, nuisances, pests, snipssnobs, snoots, snotsdweebs(slang), nerds sons of guns heroes, heroines, idols, role modelsgentlemen, ladiesangels, saints an adult male human beingsat at the bar next to some poor joker who had just lost his job bastards, blokes(chiefly British), bucks, cats, chappies(British), chaps(chiefly British), dudes, fellas(also fellers), fellows, galoots(slang), gentlemen, gents, guys, hombres, jacks, joes, lads, males, men masters, misters, sirsbuddies, busters a danger or difficulty that is hidden or not easily recognizedread the contract carefully before signing to make sure there aren't any jokers booby traps, catch-22's(or catch-22s), catches, gimmicks, gotchas, hitches, land mines, pitfalls, snags snares, traps, trip wires, webshazards, perils, risksbombs, bombshells, kickers, surprises(also surprizes)baits, decoys, lures |