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He could keep silent no longer in hope of waiting out the jokester.

I should mention that my best friend Joe was another jokester.

A great jokester is not supposed to feel guilt, he told himself.

Giant Greg was also a great jokester and fun to be around.

At his best, he is a true satirist, not just a jokester.

Tough living is what this perennial jokester needs to keep him focused.

A paper chase laid down by a jokester and left empty at the end.

They say Williams is shy at first but a jokester once he becomes comfortable.

The cosmic jokester has a lot to answer for.

A jokester who has a hard time taking any tell-tale news seriously.

Ten minutes, he told himself, or at least fifteen, would wear out the patience of the jokester.

She waved good-bye to the practical jokester and led the way to the car.

"You prefer to believe that God was a jokester?"

He's not a jokester, but he keeps the locker room light."

Step two: the jokester makes clear that no intelligent response is required of the listener.

This time around, the President is the jokester.

"Brother Ed, the big jokester," he said, almost under his breath.

He is depicted as an outgoing jokester, but with a quick temper.

On a small table, Kafka, a jokester at heart, has his own fake pharmacy.

He was a jokester, a storyteller who did not mind embellishing details.

A boyhood friend, a jokester who shot hoops with him at the park down the street, had died.

Until now, he has hidden his insights behind the flip facade of a country jokester.

But he is what used to be called, when I was growing up in the Bronx, a jokester.

He is not so much raconteur or jokester as commentator, and some comments go over better than others.

"Before the surgery she was able to entertain her visitors and really be a jokester.