waggishness

/ˈwæɡɪʃnɪs/

NOUN

1. Humorous and witty behavior

The quality or characteristic of being humorous, witty, playful, or inclined to make amusing jokes and remarks.

The tendency to make jokes, engage in playful banter, or behave in a lighthearted and amusing manner that entertains others.

His meetings were known for their waggishness, with lighthearted jokes breaking the tension.
The classroom atmosphere was filled with waggishness as the teacher incorporated humor into the lesson.
During the party, a sense of waggishness prevailed as guests exchanged playful banter and laughter.

A disposition toward amusing mischief, harmless pranks, playful tricks, and entertaining behavior that may cause minor trouble or surprise.

Her waggishness made her the life of the party, bringing smiles to everyone's faces.

A lively, cheerful, and spirited quality expressed through playful activities, laughter, and an enjoyable atmosphere.

Even in challenging situations, he maintained a spirit of waggishness, finding humor in the midst of adversity.