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Meaning of Jokes

Funny stories or remarks said to make people laugh.

In simple words: Funny stories or sayings meant to make people laugh.

Jokes in a sentence

  • He told a series of jokes that had everyone laughing.
  • The comedian is famous for his clever jokes about everyday life.
  • I love to share jokes with my friends to brighten their day.
  • Her jokes often include puns that make people groan and laugh.
  • Making jokes at the right moment can lighten the mood.
  • They planned a night of jokes and funny stories at the campfire.

How to use Jokes

Use 'jokes' in casual settings. Avoid in formal contexts, especially when discussing serious topics.

Grammar pattern

make + jokes

Memory hint

Think of 'joke' as 'joking' around with friends.

Related words

Collocations with Jokes

  • tell jokes
  • crack jokes
  • bad jokes
  • funny jokes
  • knock-knock jokes

Synonyms for Jokes

Opposites of Jokes

Common mistakes with Jokes

  • Confused by the difference between 'jokes' and 'pranks'.
  • Sometimes used incorrectly as a verb form (should say 'tell jokes').

Compare Jokes with Humor, Jest

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Frequently asked questions about Jokes

What does Jokes mean?

Funny stories or sayings meant to make people laugh.

What is the definition of Jokes?

Funny stories or remarks said to make people laugh.

How do you use Jokes in a sentence?

He told a series of jokes that had everyone laughing.

Can you give another example of Jokes?

The comedian is famous for his clever jokes about everyday life.

What are synonyms for Jokes?

Common alternatives include humor, gag, jest, witticism, quip.

What is the opposite of Jokes?

Opposite meanings include seriousness, sorrow, solemnity.

What words go with Jokes?

It commonly pairs with tell jokes, crack jokes, bad jokes, funny jokes, knock-knock jokes.

What are common mistakes when using Jokes?

Confused by the difference between 'jokes' and 'pranks'. Sometimes used incorrectly as a verb form (should say 'tell jokes').

How do you pronounce Jokes?

US: //dʒoʊks//, UK: //dʒoʊks//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Jokes?

Use 'jokes' in casual settings. Avoid in formal contexts, especially when discussing serious topics.