Examples of joked

• I thought she was joking but she was deadly serious.

• Just blow off his comments, he's only joking.

• The normally dour Mr James was photographed smiling and joking with friends.

• He jokes about it now, but at the time it was very serious.

• Don't joke about it! It's not funny.

• She seems to have joked a good deal about the king and his inadequacies with her closest confidantes.

• We eventually joked amongst ourselves asking, what is the morning version, the afternoon version, the evening version?

• A colleague joked to me the other day that time-series econometricians have won finance but lost macro.

• He joked and seemed at ease with everyone.

• She complained that her husband did not do his share of household chores, many of which, she joked, have been 'outsourced', so that take-away meals are now routine.

• But his wife, under the impression that he had been fishing, put him out of the house when he joked about how plentiful the morning's catch had been.

• Most participants readily acknowledged and joked about these aspects of 'forced community'.

• Rocha was his ' best campaign chief, ' he joked.

• One regular client joked that before a burglary he always took a bath so that he could make a clean getaway.

• One man joked that he had deliberately put a dirty vehicle on to the testing pit to give me a true baptism.

• You will remember something about which we have joked privately since your first election.

• When he was told that he would get a bodyguard, he joked about it to friends and to his wife.

• He even joked—ha, ha—afterwards that he would be prepared to pay those councillors more generous expenses.

• He joked that it was the punch he gave his ex-wife.

• What is being joked about to-day?