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Перевод: facetious

[прилагательное]
веселый; шутливый; остроумный; живой; шуточный

Тезаурус:

1. Through Dorothea's head flitted the tune, but she had been too facetious already, to her shame.
2. Marie could hear again Gazzer's facetious voice.
3. See WOLF, THE DREADFULLY FACETIOUS.
4. But Coleridge found that he rather enjoyed the rolling of the deck, and held long and facetious conversations with a talkative fellow passenger.
5. MYSELF and Marco Polo is a working model of a novel, a clever toy, a verbal tournament, a facetious blueprint for a possible future seriousness: it could only be called a success if its author's aim was merely to intrigue, and I do not feel that Paul Griffiths can be that crude.
6. series of facetious descriptions of contemporary types written anonymously by CD as a humorous riposte to Sketches of Young Ladies by "Quiz" (?
7. If she was really too old to cure herself of facetious thoughts , at least she could bite them back from the tip of her tongue.
8. series of facetious sketches of contemporary types written anonymously by CD and published, with illustrations by H. K. Browne ("Phiz"), by Chapman Hall in 1840.
9. facetious reference to three high priests of finance, friends of the Veneerings (a scrip is a certificate of holding stocks or shares).
10. At first it all seemed dreadfully wrong and we did what our family always do in such situations; we were facetious.
11. This is not being facetious; the subject is not straightforward.
12. Travel takes on a multiple significance as geographical discovery, facetious mythical enactment (its resemblance to Alger's stories is mocked), sexual fulfilment, and above all textual sequence.
13. The account of Tottle's suicide at the end of the story fits very awkwardly into the overall facetious tone of the piece.