Drollers

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A person who tells anecdotes or amusing stories in an entertaining way
2. An individual known for making humorous remarks or engaging in witty conversation
3. Someone skilled in light-hearted storytelling that makes people laugh

Etymology: "Drollers" is the plural of "droller," which is "droll" with the suffix "-er" attached, so it means several people who are droll. "Droll" came into English in the 17th century from French "drôle," a word for a jester or rogue, and the suffix turns it into a name for the person who plays that role.