Joker

What do we mean by joker?

One who tells or plays jokes. noun

An insolent person who seeks to make a show of cleverness. noun

An annoying or inept person. noun

A playing card, usually printed with a picture of a jester, used in certain games as the highest-ranking card or as a wild card. noun

A clause that is included in a legislative bill or a contract in order to render the bill or contract inoperative or oppressive in some respect while appearing to be innocuous until the harm has been done. noun

An unforeseen but important difficulty, fact, or circumstance. noun

A deceptive means of getting the better of someone. noun

One who jokes, in speech or in deed; a jester; a merry fellow. noun

A playing-card, either blank or having some comical or other special device, added to a pack, and used in some games, as in euchre. It is always a trump, and generally the highest trump. Often called jolly joker. noun

Figuratively, something concealed that wins the game; a trick under an innocent guise: as, a joker in a legislative bill. noun

One who makes jokes or jests. noun

See Best bower, under 2d Bower. noun

An extra card usually included in a deck of playing cards, having the same design as the others on the back, but on the face having a picture of a jester. It is not included in the deck used in most games, but in certain games may be included and then takes on a special value, such as the highest-valued card, or a wild card. noun

A clause placed in a document, such as a contract or a piece of legislation, not itself appearing significant, but in a subtle way substantially changing the effect of the document. noun

Any fact or condition which is unknown or not apparent, which reverses an apparently advantageous position; a kicker. noun

A person; a fellow; a chap; -- usually used in a mildly disparaging sense. noun

A person who makes jokes. noun

A funny person. noun

A jester. noun

A person who makes jokes.

A funny person.

A jester.

A playing card that features a picture of a joker (that is, a jester) and that may be used as a wild card in some card games.

An unspecified, vaguely disreputable person.

A man.

A clause in a contract that undermines its apparent provisions.

Refers to a funny / humurous person. Or a person with a good sense of humour. Urban Dictionary

I fairly mild insult, that can represent (a) anger over someones more than likely ignorant action (b) similar to fool Urban Dictionary

1.Verb- To destroy something of immense value to someone else, simply for shits and giggles. Derived from a scene in the "Dark Night" when the Joker (Heath Ledger) steals large amounts of money and burns it in front of the people he stole it from. 2. Antagonist of the batman films, most recently portrayed by Heath Ledger. "HEHEEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHEEEHAHAHHAHOOHOHOHEHEEHAHAHAH"-quoted from The Dark Knight. Urban Dictionary

While having sex, the woman says in her most cum hungry voice "go on my face". As his eyes close in euphoria and he busts his nut, she cups it in her hands. As soon as he opens his eyes, she chucks it all over his mouth (to resemble jokers scars) and starts laughing hysterically. When he looks at her all confused and angry, she says "why so serious?", then walks away. (can also be used for men, but intended for women). Urban Dictionary

Someone that is or does something stupid. a mild insult. Urban Dictionary

"duh...it's that card which you get in a pack of cards!" Urban Dictionary

A name used for someone you don't know, a random person or an object. Urban Dictionary

A slang term that originated in the southern California region; joker is used in place of the word penis as an insult Urban Dictionary

1) Someone who smokes the ganja habitually. Also referred to as a "toker" or in many other circles "stoner". 2) A brand of cigarette (rolling) paper. The slogan used to be "For Finer Tobaccos", but was later changed to "For when you want to party". It is the brand that has also been endorsed by Method Man. 3) A fool. As said in Shakespearian times. Urban Dictionary

1. a hidden cost qualification or other obstacle 2. someone who tries tries to be funny 3. a man, a fellow(mainly Brittish) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to joker:
joker, joke, poker, jokey, jokes, toker, oker, jonker, jokier, coker, roker, joxer, joked, hoker, loker, jaker, boker, jouer, yoker, jocker, jover, jower, foker, koker.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word joker:
riddler, batman, gotham, ruckus, scarecrow, bane, ledger, penguin, toxin, dent, henchmen, venom, arroyo, villain, superman, lex, clown, asylum, laughing, quinn, poison, freeze, ivy, poker, robin, trump, coaster, insane, thief, laugh, tile, ace, mask, joke, card, cards, gordon, tiles, hood, knight, bruce, wayne, deck, dick, wild, storyline, wonder, frost, killer, inmates, comics, kill, chaos, dealer, heath, comic, suit, jason, monsters, voiced, pack, revenge, todd, phillips, gang, barbara, tag, animated, mad, killing, commissioner, harvey, destroy, dark, detective, terry, alfred, graphic, tim, tries, breaks, crime, lap, alive, adventures, cave, escape, returns, squad, attempts, character, goes, universe.

Words that rhyme with joker:
broker, mediocre, ochre, poker, ocher, stoker, choker, oaker, stroker, smoker, stockbroker, croaker, soaker, penny ante poker, nonsmoker, bowker, coker, real estate broker, power broker, croker, stud poker, zocor, loker, ship broker, insurance broker, draw poker, bokor, boker, cigarette smoker, stove poker, sea poker, strip poker, white croaker, atlantic croaker, yellow ochre, marriage broker, pipe smoker, straight poker, hoecker, cigar smoker, boecker, kocur, stoecker, folker, koker, kolker, kroeker, roecker, noecker, awoke her, boeker, broecker, broeker, broke her, choke her, cloak her, coe kerr, evoke her, exbroker, invoke her, joe kerr, joke her, koh ker, munro kerr, poke her, provoke her, rapoca, revoke her, schmoker, smoke her, soak her, spoke her, stoke her, stroke her, woke her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe joker:
practical, great, little, old, inveterate, real, incorrigible, big, notorious, bad, professional, tall, jolly, mere, famous, cosmic, greatest, lean, professed, mischievous, rough, unseen, ferocious, abandoned, cruel, irrepressible, nocturnal, biggest, giant, identical, dry, absolute, malicious, unsuspecting, hoary, rude, smutty, pert, habitual, merry, renowned, incurable, fearful, unknown, anonymous, lewd, known, pleasant, tireless, vulgarest, grim, licensed, harmless, clever, fat, terrible, crazy, evil, cussedest, sly, celebrated, sadistic, profest, cynical, noted, agreeable, disagreeable, silly, uncanny.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective joker:
cards, woman, bug.

Consonant match to joker:
jockey, jerky, jokey, jackie, jocko, jacky, jerker, jacker, jakie, jacko, jacquet, geikie, jacki, jacka, jack o, joki, juki, g ca, g co, g k, g key, g ki, g koh, giacco, j co, j key, jack a, jack coe, jack e, jack he, jack her, jack high, jack how, jack howe, jack i, jack oh, jack who, jake a, jake he, jake who, jerk a, jerk he, jerk her, ji ki, ji qi, jo co, jock o, jock who, joe kerr, joke a, joke he, joke her, joke i, joke who.

Words that sound like joker:
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