practical joker in Latin
practical joker in Latin is trīcō — practical joker means someone who plays tricks on other people that involve doing something rather than saying something — hiding a possession, rigging a chair, sending a fake message — in order to startle them and get a laugh.
practical joker in Latin
trīcō
Someone who instigates practical jokes; a prankster.
What does "practical joker" mean?
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noun Someone who plays tricks on other people that involve doing something rather than saying something — hiding a possession, rigging a chair, sending a fake message — in order to startle them and get a laugh.
"My uncle is a notorious practical joker; last year he clingfilmed the entire fridge."
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practical joker in a sentence
- My uncle is a notorious practical joker; last year he clingfilmed the entire fridge.
- Office practical jokers should remember that not everyone finds an air horn under the desk funny.
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What is "practical joker" in Latin?
"practical joker" in Latin is trīcō. practical joker means: Someone who plays tricks on other people that involve doing something rather than saying something — hiding a possession, rigging a chair, sending a fake message — in order to startle them and get a laugh.
How do you use "practical joker" in a sentence?
Example: "My uncle is a notorious practical joker; last year he clingfilmed the entire fridge." In Latin, "practical joker" is trīcō.
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