joshing (Meaning)

joshing

to tease good-naturedly, a good-humored joke, to engage in banter

He was just joshing around, not being serious in the slightest.
The children loved to josh with their friends, laughing and playing tricks on each other.
The teacher gently joshed the struggling student, hoping to encourage them.
The politician's joshing remark about his opponent was met with both laughter and disapproval.
The siblings joshed back and forth, teasing each other lovingly.
The comedian's joshing monologue kept the audience in stitches.
The waiter joshed with the customers, making them feel comfortable and welcome.
The students joshed during the study session, using humor to lighten the mood.
The friends joshed about their upcoming trip, sharing their excitement and anticipation.
The boss joshed with his employees, trying to create a relaxed and enjoyable work environment.

to tease good-naturedly, a good-humored joke, to engage in banter

razzing, jesting,joking, kidding, bantering, ribbing, quizzical, funning, fooling, chaffing

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He was just joshing around, not being serious in the slightest.

The children loved to josh with their friends, laughing and playing tricks on each other.

The teacher gently joshed the struggling student, hoping to encourage them.

The politician's joshing remark about his opponent was met with both laughter and disapproval.