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jesters

 

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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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Jesters

Description

Jesters refer to entertainers, often associated with medieval times, whose primary role was to amuse and entertain the audience through jokes, ridiculous behavior, and comedic performances. They were known for their wit, humor, and ability to lighten the atmosphere.

Examples

Noun - Plural

1. The court was filled with laughter as the jesters performed their amusing acts.

2. During the feast, the jesters entertained the guests with their hilarious pranks and jokes.

Noun - Singular, Sense 1

1. The jester's hat was adorned with colorful bells, adding a whimsical touch to his appearance.

2. The jester's role was to bring laughter and merriment to the royal court.

Noun - Singular, Sense 2 (Popular)

1. In modern times, stand-up comedians are considered the jesters of our society.

2. The comedian's performance at the comedy club was reminiscent of the jesters from ancient times.

Verb - Base form

1. He would often jest about the difficulties of marriage in his stand-up comedy routine.

2. The comedian jests with the audience, making them laugh at his witty remarks.

Verb - Present participle

1. The jester, wearing a colorful costume, was jesting around the stage, entertaining the audience.

2. While performing, the comedian often gestures and jests to enhance the comedic effect.

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