(1) July is one of the most popular jocund, jocose , and jocular months of the year.

(2) Jorgen Kiil plays the jocose patriarch, an ageing, overweight male nurse.

(3) He would have tried to persuade him in a very jocose way.

(4) The continental peoples are grave, compared with our jocose fellow citizens, and especially in their hours of business.

(5) But behind the jocose mood was a serious determination that farmers were sticking to their protest.

(6) Asked if he could afford a lawyer, he became jocose .

(7) Hayden's grappling with these issues led to sometimes jocose observations, as recounted here.

(8) If Janeites tend towards punctiliousness, Dickensians have a penchant for the jocose .

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(11) But the truth is, he flouted these rules to flaunt his jocosity .

(12) Bring It On's precise jocoseness leaves the viewer feeling that perhaps cheerleaders are people too.

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