gaggers
/ˈɡæɡərz/
NOUN
1. People who tell jokes or make others laugh
People who entertain others by telling jokes, making humorous remarks, performing comic routines, or creating amusing situations.
1.1. Comedians and comic entertainers
People who perform comedy, tell jokes, or use humorous actions and remarks to entertain an audience.
Synonyms
- buffoons
- clowns
- comedians
- comediennes
- comics
- entertainers
- fools
- funnymen
- humorists
- jesters
- harlequins
- farceurs
- zanies
Examples
- The comedy club was filled with laughter as the audience responded enthusiastically to the comedian's clever gaggers.
- The sitcom's success was attributed to its well-written script, featuring catchy one-liners and memorable gaggers.
Related Words
- actors
- performers
- mimes
- mummers
- stand-up comedians
- comic artists
- comedy
- humor
- entertainment
1.2. People who make witty remarks and jokes
People known for making humorous comments, clever observations, playful remarks, or witty responses in conversation.
Synonyms
Examples
- During the improv show, the actors skillfully improvised a series of hilarious gaggers that had the crowd roaring with laughter.
- The stand-up comedian had a reputation for delivering unexpected and witty gaggers that kept fans coming back for more.
Related Words
1.3. Pranksters and performers of comic tricks
People who amuse others through practical jokes, playful tricks, satire, parody, or mischievous behavior.
Synonyms
- caricaturists
- lampooners
- parodists
- practical jokers
- pranksters
- satirists
- teasers
Examples
- The comedic duo entertained the crowd with their quick banter and perfectly timed gaggers, creating a night of laughter to remember.
Related Words
- mischief
- pranks
- practical jokes
- parodies
- satire
- caricatures
- horseplay
- tomfoolery
- trickery