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Discover Ludwig"joke of a" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is not good or is perceived as inadequate or unsatisfactory. Example: The new policy is a joke of a solution to the company's financial problems.
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"He's a joke of a candidate, a fringe character".
Thames Town, though, is a joke of a different nature.
"It's about time this joke of a hero started facing some consequences," another wrote.
My only hope is on deportation, because this is a joke of a trial.
There would be a standard BBC2 joke, of a programme doing too well.
Compared with true friendship or patriotism or maternal love, romance is a joke of a feeling.
Style.com described it as "a bad joke of a fashion show".
Peter is a glib joke of a man, who believes (or pretends to) in the boyish bunk his magazine preaches.
On one side, there was a Gospel Hall with a joke of a steeple, on the other a gas station.
This season for the Redskins, the rallying cry has been of the 0-5 jofe of a team that could.
At first sight, that appears to be a throwaway joke of a title, but it's more than theatrical high camp.
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