Droll

diol, adj. odd: amusing: laughable. n. one who excites mirth: a jester. v.i. to practise drollery to jest.—adj. Droll'ish, somewhat droll. —«. Droll'ery. [Fr drdle; from the Teut as in Dut. and Ger. drollig, funny Dromedary, drum'e-darn. the Arabian camel, which has one hump on its back so named from mfite mfite m£5oa then. 152 IMG:page-152.webp:Page 152 Drone its speed. [Low L. drome dari us, from Gr. dramas, dromados, running—root drem, to run.]