0 humorous, especially in an unusual way: --
a droll remark/expression/person
One meaning is amusing, jocular, droll and the other meaning is odd, quirky, peculiar.
I believe these are droll complaints indeed.
I find it astonishing and very droll.
What a droll consequence that would be.
I must say that the investigation was carried out in rather a droll fashion.
Most of the lawyers here are barristers and while we are discussing the administration of justice this is rather droll.
They collect copyright and droll de suite fees and payments.
I thought it right to emphasise these droll aspects, ridiculous aspects—even laughable aspects, were it not that the subject is serious and tragic.
