droll

Ronson himself—inquiring, droll, more than a bit nerdy—is the self-deprecating guide and hero of these adventures.

The droll things were called the "Little Ease," and seemingly, were intended to create merriment.

Yesterday was exactly the sort of a day I love best—a spicy, unexpected, amusing day—crowned with a droll adventure.

What more painfully remote from drollery than his efforts to be droll?

Were she a Frenchwoman she would have said, But, sir, you are droll.

This idea seemed so droll that he could not refrain from smiling.