Plural of joker
regular plural
The plural of joker is jokers.
Forms of joker
| Singular | joker /ˈd͡ʒəʊkə/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | jokers |
| Countable | countable |
Jokers in a sentence
- Don't waste your breath on these jokers round here.
- Discussion of contracts and the many provisions contained therein led to a vote making it the sense of the convention that manufacturers should use a simple sales contract, free from jokers.1922, Farm Machinery and Equipment, page lxxxiii
- The usual jokers were taking tri-dims of the crowd and playing them back to each other.2005, Karen Haber, Crossing Infinity, New York, N.Y.: ibooks, →ISBN, page 51. From the entry tridim
- Plus, jokers don't, as a rule, shoot at the jokees.2014, Becky Bartness, How to Die and Live to Tell About It. From the entry jokee
- But you fall into yourself around these, these jokers.2002, Dana Johnson, Break Any Woman Down: And Other Stories, page 185. From the entry fall into oneself
Meaning of joker
- noun A person who makes jokes.
- noun A funny person.
- noun A jester.
Questions about the plural of joker
- What is the plural of joker?
- The plural of joker is jokers.
- Is joker countable?
- Joker is a countable noun.
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