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/Существительное, обозначающее игривое или озорное поведение, а также забавную шутку.
Sustantivo que denota un comportamiento juguetón o travieso, así como una broma divertida o chistosa.
Nom désignant un comportement espiègle ou malicieux, ainsi qu'une plaisanterie amusante.
Substantiv, das scherzhaftes, mutwilliges oder schelmisches Verhalten bezeichnet, oft verbunden mit Spaß und Streichen.
Substantivo que designa comportamento travesso ou brincalhão, assim como uma piada ou brincadeira divertida.
名词,指嬉戏、顽皮或淘气的行为,也指有趣的玩笑或恶作剧。
اسم يدل على السلوك المرح أو المؤذِ أو المازح، وكذلك على المزحة أو الطرفة.
A noun referring to playful or mischievous behavior, or a quaint and amusing jest.
Waggish behaviorC2formalbritish
Playful or mischievous behavior, often characterized by joking or teasing.
Шутливое поведение
Conducta juguetona o bromista
Espièglerie, plaisanterie
Schelmerei
Comportamento brincalhão
嬉闹行为
السلوك المرح
- 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
A quaint and amusing jestC2formalbritish
A clever, amusing, or whimsical joke or remark.
Шутка
broma ingeniosa y divertida
Plaisanterie facétieuse
Scherz
Piada
诙谐玩笑
مزحة بارعة
- 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.
- waggeries plural form
- waggeries' possessive plural form
- waggery's possessive singular form
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