1. Plural of drollery; amusing or comical things, jokes, or witty remarks.
Usage: Usually plural; refers to humorous anecdotes, jests, or entertaining behavior
2. Amusing or whimsical behavior; playful or comical conduct.
Usage: Often used to describe lighthearted or entertaining antics

Examples

• The comedian's drolleries had the audience laughing throughout the show.
• She entertained the children with her drolleries and silly impressions.
• His drolleries often masked a deeper, more serious point about society.
• The book is filled with witty drolleries that appeal to readers of all ages.
• The actor's drolleries on stage made him a favorite among theatergoers.
• Despite the formal setting, he couldn't resist sharing a few drolleries with his colleagues.