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droll(1) (iou)



droll adjective. E17.

Amusing, now esp. in a dry or whimsical way; queer, odd, surprising.
Sir W. Scott A droll sort of house..a pretty, somewhat fantastical residence. P. G. Wodehouse His sudden grab at the hair of any adult..within reach was very droll. E. Waugh A pretty, droll girl. C. Sandburg He enjoyed droll stories.
drollish adjective L17.
drollness noun E19.
drolly adverb M17.