Adjective:

ठिठोलिया, हासकर,

facetious's Usage Examples:

In literature he embraced the whole sphere of contemporary studies, and distinguished himself as an orator, a writer of rhetorical treatises, a panegyrist of the dead, a violent impugner of the living, a translator from the Greek, an epistolographer and grave historian and a facetious compiler of fabliaux in Latin.

Thomas de Noronha and Antonio Serrao de Castro, the first a natural and facile writer, the second the author of Os Ratos da Inquisicao, a facetious poem composed during his incarceration in the dungeons of the Inquisition, while Diogo de Sousa Camacho showed abundant wit at the expense of the slaves of Gongorism and Marinism.

"Dr Earle," says Lord Clarendon in his Life, " was a man of great piety and devotion, a most eloquent and powerful preacher, and of a conversation so pleasant and delightful, so very innocent, and so very facetious, that no man's company was more desired and loved.

I tried to let Jessica talk to me about what she's dealing with, but other people kept making facetious comments that made her uncomfortable.

Sara's parents were very angry with her facetious attitude when they scolded her.

Trying to talk to Jim about serious financial issues is difficult because of his facetious personality.

There is no single quick answer, apart from the slightly facetious "in the ground."

Tom thinks he's being funny, but he's only being facetious and rude.

She was a facetious person, intending to be amusing.

Sorry if that sounds facetious, but it is a valid point.

Synonyms:

bantering, humorous, tongue-in-cheek, humourous,

Antonyms:

unfunny, po-faced, humourless, displeasing, humorless,