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Sommario: 1. josh. - 2. jocose. -
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One's name is the sweetest sound. We can hear it even in a noisy room with many conversations going on. Back when I worked in the corporate world, my ears would perk up whenever someone mentioned "a new" (uh-noo) as in "We're buying a new server for this project."
New parents go to great lengths to pick a name for their newborn. They consider what a name sounds like, what it means, which famous people have or had it, and so on. They pick names that mean something positive, but sometimes names take on another meaning. This week we've picked five words that are also names (though these words are not necessarily derived from names).
Explore "josh" in the Visual Thesaurus.
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with Anu GargOne's name is the sweetest sound. We can hear it even in a noisy room with many conversations going on. Back when I worked in the corporate world, my ears would perk up whenever someone mentioned "a new" (uh-noo) as in "We're buying a new server for this project."
New parents go to great lengths to pick a name for their newborn. They consider what a name sounds like, what it means, which famous people have or had it, and so on. They pick names that mean something positive, but sometimes names take on another meaning. This week we've picked five words that are also names (though these words are not necessarily derived from names).
josh
PRONUNCIATION:
MEANING:
verb tr., intr.: To make fun of or tease in a good-natured way.
noun: A teasing or joking remark.
noun: A teasing or joking remark.
ETYMOLOGY:
Of unknown origin. Earliest documented use: 1845.
USAGE:
"Dave and I quietly caught up with each other, and reminisced. We joked and joshed."
Timothy Mangan; Once More, With Feeling; Orange County Register (Santa Ana, California); Apr 14, 2013.
Timothy Mangan; Once More, With Feeling; Orange County Register (Santa Ana, California); Apr 14, 2013.
Explore "josh" in the Visual Thesaurus.
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:
Who is more to be pitied, a writer bound and gagged by policemen or one
living in perfect freedom who has nothing more to say? -Kurt Vonnegut,
Jr., novelist (1922-2007)
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Related forms
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jo·cose
[joh-kohs, juh-] Show IPA
adjective
given to or characterized by joking; jesting; humorous; playful: a jocose and amusing manner.
Related forms
jo·cose·ly, adverb
jo·cose·ness, noun
qua·si-jo·cose, adjective
qua·si-jo·cose·ly, adverb
un·jo·cose, adjective
un·jo·cose·ly, adverb
un·jo·cose·ness, noun
Synonyms
facetious, waggish, witty, funny, droll, comical, sportive, merry. See jovial.
facetious, waggish, witty, funny, droll, comical, sportive, merry. See jovial.
Example sentences
The words range from the desperate and the apologetic to the insouciant and the jocose
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- The man is jumoing the hurdle.
- The dolphin jumps out of the water.
- The woman is jumping in the air.
- The man is jumping on top of the mountain.
- the man jumped on top of the mountain.
- The man jumps on top of the mountain.
- jump a hurdle
- jump on top of a mountain.
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Dicios:
- The man is jumoing the hurdle.
- The dolphin jumps out of the water.
- The woman is jumping in the air.
- The man is jumping on top of the mountain.
- the man jumped on top of the mountain.
- The man jumps on top of the mountain.
- jump a hurdle
- jump on top of a mountain.
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