Adjective:

ಮೋಜಿನ, ಜೋಕ್, ,

jesting's Usage Examples:

young woman, who came to the synagogue wearing jewels and gossiping and jesting during services, and of how she spent a sad life as a wanderer.

time, for private circulation, published little books of rhyme—simple, jesting doggerel—written and illustrated by her own hand.

Aldous Huxley"s book Jesting Pilate took its epigraph, "What is Truth? said jesting Pilate; and would not stay for an answer", from.

addresses should publicly swear an oath to strange deities, and to do so half-jestingly.

weather, and other light-hearted culture, which made it the subject of jesting in its day.

shy, queer smile that never went away A week ago, your jest to crown my jesting- Sunlight at nightfall on a gloomy day.

Moore remembers that she was jestingly dubbed "la campagnola" (literally: "the country girl") on set since she.

She suggests, only half-jestingly, that she marry Nicholas Valiarde for dynastic reasons.

passed by the English Parliament, and introduced fines for plays which "jestingly or profanely" used the names of God or Jesus.

songs from Nunavut included satirical, obscene, humorous, romantic and jesting songs, as well as rivalry songs, in which enemies insulted each other through.

The Rao jestingly remarked that they must be scheaming a plan of conquest of new territory.

There are some jesting verses entitled "A perfect tricke to kill little blacke flees in one"s.

English Parliament, and introduced fines for plays which "jestingly or profanely" used the names of God or Jesus.

Synonyms:

humorous, jocose, humourous, jocular, joking,

Antonyms:

unfunny, po-faced, humourless, displeasing, humorless,