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drollery

/ˈdrəʊ.lə.ri/

Traduction: Nom désignant quelque chose d'amusant, de comique ou de bizarre, comme une plaisanterie, une histoire humoristique ou un art ou un comportement original et fantaisiste.

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noun

/ˈdrəʊ.lə.ri/C2formalobsolète
  • frNom désignant quelque chose d'amusant, de comique ou de bizarre, comme une plaisanterie, une histoire humoristique ou un art ou un comportement original et fantaisiste.

A noun referring to something amusing, comical, or whimsical, such as a joke, a humorous story, or a piece of whimsical art or behavior.

  1. Humorous qualityC2formal

    A quality of being amusing in an odd or whimsical way.

    frcaractère drôle et saugrenu

    • The comedian's drollery kept the audience laughing throughout the show.
    • His drollery was appreciated by those who enjoy subtle humor.
    • The play was filled with drollery and clever wordplay.

    Synonymescomedyfacetiousnessfunninesshumourjocularitywhimsicalitywhimsywit

    Antonymesgravityseriousnesssobrietysolemnity

  2. A joke or amusing remarkC2formal

    A specific instance of odd or whimsical humor, such as a joke or witty comment.

    frPlaisanterie ou remarque amusante

    • He shared a drollery about the absurdities of modern life.
    • Her drolleries often left people thinking long after they laughed.
    • The book is a collection of drolleries from the 18th century.

    Synonymesbon motgagjestjokepleasantryquipwisecrackwitticism

Formes
  • drolleries plural form
  • drolleries' possessive plural form
  • drollery's possessive singular form
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