英和和英

語源

joke +‎ -ist

名詞

jokist (複数形 jokists)

1. (archaic) A joker; one who plays jokes.
   • 1889, Judy's Annual (page 123)

     VESTRY, a bandit confederation of practical jokists addicted to laying funny mud traps in thoroughfares for simple pedestrians to walk into.

   • 1894, Francis Cornwallis Maude, ‎John Walter Sherer, Memories of the Mutiny (volume 2, page 471)

     Of course, by the time the dénouement was reached the chuckling jokists had quietly entered their own tents, with all the apparent innocence galliards of that description know well how to assume.