jokester
ˈʤoʊkstər-
(n)
jokester
a person who enjoys telling or playing jokes
This time, the jokesters pestered retail workers at Wal-Mart with ridiculous shopping lists. 107jamz.com
But that doesn't mean a jokester who stages an elaborate prank on the Dodgers' All-Star center fielder shouldn't expect payback. espn.go.com
What a jokester this clown was. pioneer-review.com
Paralympian Sundquist is jokester . espn.go.com
Montana jokester hit, killed by car. latimes.com
Tom Lavis Interview with jokester not so funny. tribune-democrat.com
Jokester 's family escapes penalties. sequimgazette.com
Neil Simon Opens A Door to the Past And Finds a Roomful Of Vying Jokesters. nytimes.com
The only difference is that Mitt Practical Jokester' Romney will be wearing a hand buzzer. nymag.com
Turns out, a group of jokesters super glued the phone to the street in Leidseplein, a busy square in the center of the city. 929jackfm.com
I expected a punch line by the art world's favorite jokester, but left the Guggenheim in awe. nymag.com
In others, he's a jokester in Granny's nightgown. courant.com
Darryl McCauley and his wife admitted stealing from the jokester. nbcsandiego.com
A 31-year-old Cold Spring police officer who was known as a hometown boy and the department jokester was laid to rest Wednesday. kstp.com
New York Officer Joseph Olivieri Remembered as Dedicated, Jokester. officer.com
More complicated practical jokes than this have been pulled by expert jokesters. "The Blue Ghost Mystery" by