joking's Usage Examples:

In African-American culture, Shuckin" and jivin" (or shucking and jiving) is joking and acting evasively in the presence of an authoritative figure.

Before the singer took stage to perform her latest single Don't Tell Me, Letterman jokingly admitted that, I still have the panties.

Vowell found the opportunity to voice a superheroine thrilling because she considers herself to be more of a walking Woody Allen movie in real life due to her fears of driving and swimming, joking that it is fun to listen to my voice do things [in film] that .

He jokingly suggested an album title of Kurzweil.

The Dolphins" official website jokingly states that T.

Laughter - and some schoolboyish joking - helped.

sequence of Bugs literally removing Florida as a joking solution to its inanity.

Hai and his buddies jokingly say that Hager probably lost a few screws in his head.

Soon afterwards, Hertsgaard wrote that Lewisohn had again enthused about Lennon and McCartney's camaraderie and musical kinship, but he himself detected a forced, polite quality to their joking, and none of the enthusiastic electricity heard during earlier Beatles sessions .

from a corpse or grave, or acting in any way that may be perceived as "ridiculing the helpless" (l’oeg l’rash), such as making derogatory remarks or joking.

He jokingly said he nearly ran into his own transporter because of the track's design that lacked the concrete wall for safety.

In 2006, Baptiste avoided a runoff by two votes (he needed fifty percent of the vote plus one vote to win), joking, We had one vote more than we needed to win.

Jessie, and Nellie), and the owner of the Wilson Hotel (Foster Wilson) sing jokingly about how the Oakley family and their community live happy lives despite.

Synonyms:

humorous, jocose, humourous, jocular, jesting,

Antonyms:

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