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bishop A high-ranking member of the Catholic Church who is responsible for overseeing a group of parishes.  ■ Bishop McAllister has been known to have quite the sense of humor, often cracking jokes during his sermons.

bura A person or thing that is very funny and amusing.  ■ I love to hang out with my friend bura. She's always cracking me up!

Clench To tightly squeeze or grip something, often with a tightening of the jaws.  ■ "I clenched my teeth so hard I could feel them cracking."

Colleague A person with whom you work in the same organization or company.  ■ "I love my colleague, she's always cracking jokes and making me laugh at work."

comic A person who is funny and makes people laugh.  ■ "That guy over there is such a comic! He's always cracking jokes and making everyone smile."

Deb A person who is very talkative, often at the expense of others.  ■ "Wow, that Deb sure knows how to make a room full of laughter. She's always cracking jokes and getting on everyone's nerves!"

gestating The act of being pregnant while also having a great sense of humor.  ■ Samantha was gestating and cracking jokes about her morning sickness all day long.

Goodman A person who is extremely skilled at making others laugh.  ■ "John was the goodman of the group, always cracking jokes and keeping everyone in stitches!"

joker A person who is extremely funny and enjoys making people laugh.  ■ John was the joker of the group, always cracking jokes and making everyone smile.

josh A funny and sarcastic person, often used to describe someone who is always making jokes or being witty.  ■ "I can't believe my friend Josh just said that! He's always cracking up the whole room with his jokes."

midwife A person who helps deliver babies, often with a sense of humor.  ■ "I told the midwife to keep her jokes to herself, but she just couldn't help herself and kept cracking up during the delivery."

Morris A person who is very funny and has a great sense of humor.  ■ "That Morris guy is always cracking jokes at my expense. He's such a moron!"

Pharaoh A very funny and humorous ruler of ancient Egypt.  ■ "He was the pharaoh of laughter, always cracking jokes to keep his subjects entertained."

Scamp A small, mischievous person, often associated with humor and lightheartedness.  ■ "The scamp was always cracking jokes and causing trouble, but he had a heart of gold deep down."

shine A bright and lively manner; an effervescent personality  ■ "She was shinier than a new penny, always cracking jokes and making everyone smile."

Solved The act of cracking a joke that leaves everyone in stitches.  ■ "I just solved the joke about why the scarecrow won an award. Because he was outstanding in his field!"

Trim A very funny word. It's often used to describe something that is extremely amusing.  ■ She had the most trim sense of humor, she was always cracking up at the funniest jokes.

unlocking The act of revealing a secret or hidden truth by cracking a code or solving a riddle.  ■ "I unlocked the mystery of the missing treasure by deciphering the ancient map's cryptic symbols."

Fraternization The act of engaging in friendly, informal and often humorous banter or conversation between two individuals who are not related by blood.  ■ "John and Mary's fraternization was the talk of the town. They were always cracking each other up with their hilarious jokes and witty banter."

jokers A group of people who are always trying to make others laugh, often at their own expense.  ■ "The jokers in my office are a wild bunch. They're always cracking jokes and making me laugh, even when I'm trying to get work done."

Scholarly Adjective used to describe someone who is highly educated and knowledgeable in their field, often with a dry, serious tone.  ■ The professor's scholarly lecture on the history of mathematics was both informative and hilarious. He managed to keep his audience engaged by cracking jokes during his slideshow presentation.

Species A group of organisms that are capable of interbreeding to produce viable offspring.  ■ Once upon a time, there were two species of monkeys: the banana-eating monkeys and the nut-cracking monkeys. Despite their differences in dietary preferences, they were able to get along just fine.