jested (Meaning)

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jested (imp. & p. p.)

of Jest

The comedian jested about the politician's recent gaffe, much to the audience's amusement.
The witty student jested about the professor's absent-mindedness, eliciting laughter from the entire class.
During the lighthearted interview, the actor jested about his co-star's quirky habits, creating a jovial atmosphere.
The jester entertained the royal court with clever jokes and witty banter, keeping the king and queen in stitches.
In the animated film, the mischievous imp jested about the protagonist's misfortunes, adding a touch of playful humor to the otherwise dramatic plot.
The seasoned politician expertly jested about the opposition party's policies, turning a serious debate into an entertaining spectacle.
As the group gathered around the campfire, one of them jested about the spooky stories being told, trying to lighten the mood and dispel the eerie atmosphere.
The talk show host jested about the latest celebrity gossip, skillfully balancing humor and commentary to engage the viewers.
The children delighted in their grandmother's jokes and playful jests, filling the house with laughter and cheer.
The teacher jested about the student's silly answer, gently encouraging him to think more critically about the subject matter.

of Jest

joked, wisecracked, yucked,quipped, fooled, chaffed, jollied, teased, funned, bantered

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The comedian jested about the politician's recent gaffe, much to the audience's amusement.

The witty student jested about the professor's absent-mindedness, eliciting laughter from the entire class.

During the lighthearted interview, the actor jested about his co-star's quirky habits, creating a jovial atmosphere.

The jester entertained the royal court with clever jokes and witty banter, keeping the king and queen in stitches.