"jokesomeness" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From jokesome + -ness.",
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          "ref": "1982, Terry Castle, Clarissa's Ciphers",
          "text": "But with a kind of perverse jokesomeness (the hodgepodge of words and symbols on the coffin recollects Addison's examples of \"false wit\"), she leaves behind a mystifying substitute for the self — [...]",
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          "text": "It is even a ghastlier notion that the jokesomeness of a philosopher, the unessential fringe of a subject, often becomes the soul-destroying weary, worrying study of a schoolboy.",
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          "text": "\"We mought be; and yet again we mought not,\" Master Popplewell returned, with a glance at Mrs. Deborah, who had just been describing to the company how much her husband excelled in jokesomeness.",
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