...grinning like the Joker, Batman's nemesis, a character described in the story as being a favorite of Douglas's.

He started to laugh that maniacal laugh that sounded like the Joker on speed.

I would've liked to have learned more, but the lady working the booth was a monstrous titan with dyed black hair, about ten rings on each hand, and a mouth like the Joker (Jack Nicholson version), and she spooked me.

Wide and taut, fixed and immobile. Like the Joker from Batman, he thought. Or one of his victims.

He looks like the Joker, the Latino one, what was his name? Cesar Romero.

Some joker keeps throwing eggs at my windows.

Discussion of contracts and the many provisions contained therein led to a vote making it the sense of the convention that manufacturers should use a simple sales contract, free from jokers.

Then, sir, on page 12 of the agreement there is a joker clause, which provides for payments in addition to the ten per cent, […]

Stone claimed that there was a Joker in the contract, one clause (No. 2) calling for two weeks' notice and another (No. 8) calling for payment on a par-day basis after the first two weeks.

The object of these provisions is to prevent insertion of "jokers" or "sleepers" in bills and securing passage under the false color of the title.

Joker - A friendly track or contact acting as a "suspect" track for exercise purposes only. (STANAG 1241)

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