0 a funny remark, especially one that criticizes someone: --
1 a remark that criticizes someone or something in a humorous way --
He was usually the one coming out with the wisecracks.
He gets people to trust his judgment very easily and has a good, often wisecracking, sense of humor.
Plautus scattered songs through his plays and increased the humor with puns and wisecracks, plus comic actions by the actors.
He was known for his accurate passing on the field and wisecracking off the field.
The four sat in a semicircle, played songs, and traded wisecracks.
The book is written in an omniscient modern presence occasionally given to wisecracks, with extensive use of the continuous present.
In a realm of aggressively anthropomorphic canines, some of whom, admittedly, have strong speech impediments, he does nt talk or wisecrack or engage in shenanigans.
Reporters from most of the city's newspapers are passing the time with poker and pungent wisecracks about the news of the day.
