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ridiculus

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See: jocular


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In the end, while the motu proprio proved more than a ridiculus mus, it was not an event of historic significance.
Bathos and melodrama in Petronius, tragedy within the ridiculous in Flaubert--like Charles, Encolpius knows what it means to conjugate ridiculus sum twenty times over.
Unfortunately when he gets there, Keano discovers ``the ground is too hard, the troops are partying, and the federation, led by the inebriated junketeer Ridiculus, has forgotten to bring daggers and tunics''.
 
 
 
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