| DROLE | • DROLE n. a rogue or knave. • DROLE adj. amusing. |
| DROLL | • droll adj. Oddly humorous; whimsical, amusing in a quaint way; waggish. • droll n. (Archaic) A funny person; a buffoon, a wag. • droll v. (Archaic) To jest, to joke. |
| DROLER | • DROLE adj. amusing. |
| DROLES | • DROLE n. a rogue or knave. |
| DROLLS | • drolls n. Plural of droll. • DROLL v. to jest. |
| DROLLY | • drolly adv. In a droll, odd or humorous manner. • DROLL adv. quaintly amusing. |
| DROLEST | • DROLE adj. amusing. |
| DROLLED | • drolled v. Simple past tense and past participle of droll. • DROLL v. to jest. |
| DROLLER | • droller adj. Comparative form of droll: more droll. • droller n. (Obsolete) A jester. • DROLL adj. quaintly amusing. |
| DROLLERY | • drollery n. Comical quality. • drollery n. Amusing behavior. • drollery n. Something humorous, funny or comical. |
| DROLLEST | • drollest adj. Superlative form of droll: most droll. • DROLL adj. quaintly amusing. |
| DROLLING | • drolling v. Present participle of droll. • drolling n. (Archaic) A joke or jest; drollery. • DROLLING n. the act of a jester. |
| DROLLISH | • drollish adj. Somewhat droll. • DROLLISH adj. rather droll. |
| DROLLINGS | • drollings n. Plural of drolling. • DROLLING n. the act of a jester. |
| DROLLNESS | • drollness n. The quality of being odd or comical. • DROLLNESS n. the state of being droll. |
| DROLLERIES | • drolleries n. Plural of drollery. • DROLLERY n. something droll. |
| DROLLNESSES | • drollnesses n. Plural of drollness. • DROLLNESS n. the state of being droll. |