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Feralia jocosa, the
jocose sallow or the
joker moth, is a moth of the
family Noctuidae. The
species was
first described by
Achille Guenée in 1852. It is...
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intent to
deceive for the
statement to be
considered a lie.[citation needed]
Jocose lies are lies
meant in jest,
intended to be
understood as such by all present...
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Germans live all
together across the
Miami Canal,
which is, therefore, here
jocosely called the 'Rhine.' " In 1875
writer Daniel J.
Kenny referred to the area...
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humorous term for boys who were
covered in ink: "whence the
Workmen do
Jocosely call them Devils; and
sometimes Spirits, and
sometimes Flies." Once cast...
- in
Unknown Worlds,
including his
Fafhrd and the Gray
Mouser stories, a
jocose take on the
sword and
sorcery subgenre. In more
modern times,
Terry Pratchett's...
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Crates with only his
wallet and
tattered cloak laughed out his life
jocosely, as if he had been
always at a festival. He is said to have been deformed...
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Guineas Stakes, 2nd 8:7–1–0
Macaroni United Kingdom B.h. 1860
Sweetmeat x
Jocose by
Pantaloon 1862
Debut race 8:7–1–0
Mihono Bourbon ****an Ch.h. 1989 Magnitude...
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Oliver Hazell who is
described to have
given performances with
extreme jocosity.[citation needed] A po****r
cover version as "The Joker" was
recorded by...
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January joc- jest
Latin jocus (also
spelled iocus) jewel, jewelry,
jocose,
jocosity, jocular, jocularity, joke, jongleur, juggle, injucundity, jocund,...
- put in
evidence an
admission of the Captain's,' said Bar, with a
little jocose roll of his head; for, in his
legal current of speech, he
always ****umed...
