a. [f. JOKE sb. + -Y.] Inclined to joke, jocular.
1825–80. Jamieson, jokie, jocular, fond of a joke, as, ‘He’s a fine jokie man.’
1894. H. Gardener, Unoff. Patriot, 39. Feel jokey to-day, do you, you ridiculous Bob White?
a. [f. JOKE sb. + -Y.] Inclined to joke, jocular.
1825–80. Jamieson, jokie, jocular, fond of a joke, as, ‘He’s a fine jokie man.’
1894. H. Gardener, Unoff. Patriot, 39. Feel jokey to-day, do you, you ridiculous Bob White?
