"That is one of his many practical jokes" is just a statement, neither an adjective nor a proverb, although the words many and practical are both adjectives.
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One, many, and practical are all adjectives
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It means that people who pull practical jokes on other people or enjoy it when they occur don't have the right to get upset when someone pulls one on them.
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Only slightly. If you mean practical jokes, the term doesn't refer to the jokes themselves. Playing tricks on people is never practical. However, the practical part comes from the fact that they are done in real life and involve real life experiences. They are not just told, but put into practice -- even if the practice of such is annoying, offensive, or causes trouble. Notice that practice and practical share all but the last one or two letters.
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