Joker

lCk'er, n. one who jokes or jests Jokingly, jok'ing-li, ad', tn a joking maimer Jole, another form of Jowl Jollification, jol-i-fi-k«Vshun, u a making jolly noisy festivity and merriment. [Jolly, and L. facio to make.] Jolly, jol'i, a*0 merry: evpi easing «i exciting mirth: comely, robust —ndv Joll'ily — ns JolFity, Joll'ina . [Fr. jol i —fee. jol a Christmas feast, E. yu/e.) Jollyboat, jol'i-bSt, «. a small boat belonging to a ship. [Jolly (a corr. of Dan. jollc, a boat, a yawl) and Boat. See Yawl Jolt, jolt, vj. to shake with sudden jerks.— y to shake with a sudden shock.—u. a sudden jerk. [Old form joll, prob. conn, with Jowl, and so ong. meaning to knock one head against another, as in the phrase jol the a,d