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waggery

/ˈwæɡ.ər.i/

Traduction: Nom désignant un comportement espiègle ou malicieux, ainsi qu'une plaisanterie amusante.

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noun

/ˈwæɡ.ər.i/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un comportement espiègle ou malicieux, ainsi qu'une plaisanterie amusante.

A noun referring to playful or mischievous behavior, or a quaint and amusing jest.

  1. Waggish behaviorC2formalbritish

    Playful or mischievous behavior, often characterized by joking or teasing.

    frEspièglerie, plaisanterie

    • His constant waggery made him the life of the party.
    • The children's waggery was harmless but annoying to the teacher.
    • She was known for her waggery and quick wit.

    Synonymesbadinagebanterdrolleryfacetiousnessfoolingjestingjocularityjokingmischievousnessplayfulnessraillerysportivenessteasingwaggishness

    Antonymesearnestnessgravityseriousnesssolemnity

  2. A quaint and amusing jestC2formalbritish

    A clever, amusing, or whimsical joke or remark.

    frPlaisanterie facétieuse

    • He told a waggery that had everyone laughing.
    • The old man's waggery was full of wisdom and humor.
    • Her waggery about the situation lightened the mood.

    Synonymesdrolleryjapejokepleasantryquipsallywhimsywitticism

Formes
  • waggeries plural form
  • waggeries' possessive plural form
  • waggery's possessive singular form
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