joker in Latin
joker in Latin is ioculātor — joker means a person who likes making jokes.
joker in Latin
ioculātor
A person who makes jokes.
What does "joker" mean?
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noun A person who likes making jokes.
"He's the joker of the group, always winding people up."
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noun A playing card, often showing a jester, used as a wild card in some games.
"She played the joker to win the final hand."
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noun A clause hidden in a contract that undermines its stated terms.
"Buried in the small print was a joker that let the landlord raise rent at will."
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joker in a sentence
- He's the joker of the group, always winding people up.
- She played the joker to win the final hand.
- Buried in the small print was a joker that let the landlord raise rent at will.
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What is "joker" in Latin?
"joker" in Latin is ioculātor. joker means: A person who likes making jokes.
How do you use "joker" in a sentence?
Example: "He's the joker of the group, always winding people up." In Latin, "joker" is ioculātor.
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