Synonyms for Jokesmiths:
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n.
• clown
- Punchinello
, - antic
, - buffoon
, - comedian
, - comic
, - cut-up
, - dolt
, - droll
, - farceur
, - fool
, - funnyperson
, - funster
, - gagman
, - gagster
, - harlequin
, - humorist
, - jester
, - joker
, - jokesmith
, - jokester
, - life of the party
, - madcap
, - merry-andrew
, - merrymaker
, - mime
, - mountebank
, - mummer
, - picador
, - pierrot
, - prankster
, - punch
, - quipster
, - ribald
, - wag
, - wisecracker
, - wit
, - zany
.
• humorist
• joker
• jokester
• wit
What are the hypernyms for Jokesmiths?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
wits, clowns, comedians, gagmen, humorists, jesters, satirists, storytellers, funny people, stand-up comedians, riffers.
What are the opposite words for jokesmiths?
While the word jokesmiths refers to people who are skilled at creating jokes, there are several antonyms for this word, including:
1. Boring: The opposite of a jokesmith would be a person who is dull and uninteresting.
2. Serious: Someone who is solemn and austere would be the exact opposite of a jokesmith.
3. Unfunny: If a person is not humorous or capable of creating laughter, he or she would be an unfunny person.
4. Grim: Someone who has a gloomy and somber disposition would be an antonym of a jokesmith.
5. Dull: A person who is not lively, colorful, or entertaining would be considered a dull individual and the opposite of a jokesmith.
What are the antonyms for Jokesmiths?
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