Joculator uveanum (Melvill and Standen, 1896). Length, 2.75 mm; diameter, 1 mm. Shell: ovate, inflated; with three rows of spiral granules; light brown. Spire: protoconch of four subulate, smooth whorls; teleoconch of five convex, inflated whorls; suture wide, oblique. Sculpture: three beaded spiral cords on each whorl, with a fourth spiral on the base of the last whorl, apical spiral largest, the others joined by nearly obsolete spiral threads. Aperture: subcircular; outer lip thin; columella short. Color: light brown, protoconch white. These cerithiopsids are uncommon, found at depths of about 10 m. J. uveanum was described from Lifu.