Plural of drollery; amusing or comical acts, behaviors, or things; witty or whimsical antics.
From 'drollery' with the regular plural suffix '-s.' Drollery itself comes from French 'drôle' meaning 'funny' or 'odd,' via the suffix '-ery' indicating a collection or practice.
In medieval times, 'drolleries' were so prized that kings hired professional jesters to perform them—they were considered an art form requiring training and wit.
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