Joker

A joker is a person who is fond of joking, especially one who habitually tells jokes or tries to be amusing. They often use puns, witty remarks, or playful antics to create laughter or disrupt the usual flow of conversation. The term can also refer to a playing card that typically depicts a clown and is used as a wild card or trump in various card games. Additionally, 'joker' can be used figuratively to describe someone or something unexpected or disruptive, or an agent of chaos.

Joker meaning with examples

• At the office party, Michael was the resident joker, cracking jokes and keeping everyone entertained with his quick wit and silly imitations. His playful personality and the light-hearted atmosphere created a memorable evening for all the attendees.
• In the card game, Sarah needed a joker to complete her set. She planned to play the joker as the wildcard, helping her win the game, and making all the other players more aware of the chaos.
• The protagonist's friend, known as a joker, always brought an element of unpredictability to their adventures, leading to unexpected and hilarious situations. His pranks kept everyone entertained
• The movie's villain was a Joker; he revelled in chaos and delighted in causing mayhem, which allowed him to cause destruction in an unconventional way, using the element of surprise.
• During the formal dinner, her little brother was always a joker, disrupting the solemn atmosphere with his silly comments and clownish behaviour; while people got annoyed, they all had a laugh.