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joshing

adjective as in zany

noun as in badinage

noun as in raillery

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In December, a judge rejected Lake’s assertion her statements were “rhetorical hyperbole” — perhaps she thought “just joshing” wouldn’t have had the same legal heft — and allowed the suit to proceed.

The movie’s best moments are the ones in which Mary and Paul camp out in front of the TV, drinking whiskey and joshing each other well into the wee hours.

For over four decades, since taking over from Chuck Woolery, Sajak has been at that spot, joshing with Vanna White, heaving the wheel on final spins, wincing at Bankrupts and tethering exuberant winners.

Caught up in the “joshing and light” banter, she said, she followed Trump into the lingerie department, where he asked her to try something on.

As for the internet, I saw exactly one right-leaning economist gently joshing Stephens for his remarks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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