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Complete Definition of "droll"

English

Etymology
French; drôle "buffoon" from Old French drolle (possibly from Middle Dutch drol "fat little man" or Middle High German trolle "clown")

Adjective
droll

  1. oddly humorous; whimsical

Translations

French: fantaisiste
German: drollig
mid
Ido: fantaziema

Noun
en-noun

  1. archaic A buffoon

Derived terms
drolly
drollness

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