I said "we may have" jocularly.
We should not underestimate, or deal flippantly or jocularly with, a clause that is doing what this clause will inevitably do to the education system throughout the land.
If that example is not enough, there is the case of the actress who jocularly appealed for sixpences with which to buy a new mink coat.
It might be said, perhaps jocularly, that it does the police a great deal of good and there is no reason to suppose that it harms the children.
They tell us that we are dealing jocularly with this problem, and that we are trying to get in a number of bad arguments because we cannot find good ones.
The island word "overner" is usually used jocularly to refer to someone who comes from the mainland.
In the old days competing football team supporters would criticise one another and jocularly refer to one another.
We have here, therefore, a serious problem about which one can talk jocularly.
