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jester

 

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Noun jester has 1 sense
  1. jester, fool, motley fool - a professional clown employed to entertain a king or nobleman in the middle ages
    --1 is a kind of clown, buffoon, merry andrew
    Derived forms: verb jest2, verb jest1

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Jester

Noun

A jester is a professional entertainer who is skilled in amusing others, typically by telling jokes, performing comical acts, and engaging in witty banter.

Example Sentences:
  • The jester at the royal court always managed to make the king laugh.
  • In medieval times, jesters were often the only ones who could openly mock the king without fear of punishment.
  • The circus jester delighted the audience with his acrobatic tricks.

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Verb

To jester means to engage in playful or comical behavior, often with the intention of amusing others.

Example Sentences:
  • The siblings would always jester around and make fun of each other.
  • While waiting in line, the group of friends began to jester and entertain those around them.
  • The comedian jestered with the audience, making everyone burst into laughter.

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Adjective

Describing something as jester means it relates to or is characteristic of a jester, typically indicating humor or playfulness.

Example Sentences:
  • The clown's jester hat was bright and colorful, adding to his whimsical appearance.
  • The jester performance brought a jovial atmosphere to the party.
  • His conversation style was full of jester remarks and witty one-liners.

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