How To Use Practical joker In A Sentence
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But he still had time to be the practical joker he had always been.
Christianity Today
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Related Terms & Expressions: la farce = stuffing une farce = a prank, practical joke un farceur, une farceuse = a practical joker farceur, farceuse (adjective) = mischievous tomates farcies = stuffed tomatoes farci de fautes = littered with mistakes se farcir quelqu'un = to put up with someone avoir la tête farcie = to have had enough (of another's shenanigans, of one's own problems) Ex.: J'ai la tête farcie!
Farcir - French Word-A-Day
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You might think the little fella is as pure as the driven snow but he is a real old practical joker.
The Sun
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He was a real practical joker.
The Sun
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He was a kind, gentle man but was a great practical joker - though still very much level-headed.
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Uncle Mac was a practical joker, a tall lanky man who loved to have children around him.
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One of the downsides of the digital age is that practical jokers have become far more ambitious.
Times, Sunday Times
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ANT and Dec are scouring the country for practical jokers.
The Sun
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He is more of a quoter than a practical joker — he's always quoting funny things from films and doing accents.
The Sun
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ANT and Dec are scouring the country for practical jokers.
The Sun
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He was a kind, gentle man but was a great practical joker - though still very much level-headed.
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He was a great practical joker, not unlike his character Abdullah, the spoilt princeling who torments Captain Haddock with his pranks.
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A gang of uncouth practical jokers, exploding in horse-laughter, skylarked about, jostling rudely.
The Forest
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Related Terms & Expressions: la farce = stuffing une farce = a prank, practical joke un farceur, une farceuse = a practical joker farceur, farceuse (adjective) = mischievous tomates farcies = stuffed tomatoes farci de fautes = littered with mistakes se farcir quelqu'un = to put up with someone avoir la tête farcie = to have had enough (of another's shenanigans, of one's own problems) Ex.: J'ai la tête farcie!
French Word-A-Day:
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One of the downsides of the digital age is that practical jokers have become far more ambitious.
Times, Sunday Times
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la farce = stuffing une farce = a prank, practical joke un farceur, une farceuse = a practical joker farceur, farceuse (adjective) = mischievous tomates farcies = stuffed tomatoes farci de fautes = littered with mistakes se farcir quelqu'un = to put up with someone avoir la tête farcie = to have had enough (of another's shenanigans, of one's own problems) Ex.
Farcir - French Word-A-Day
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It's a party comprised of anarchists, absurdists, activists, practical jokers, perverts, weirdos, maniacs, oddballs, and morons.
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Out of the pair of you, who would win a prize for being the biggest practical joker on set?
The Sun
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Will some practical joker yank the hall rug out from under them and send them toppling into each other like skittle pins?
Here Comes Another Lesson
