kidding (Meaning)

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kidding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Kid

The teacher was kidding when she said that the homework assignment was worth half of our final grade.
I was kidding when I told my friend that I was going to eat an entire pizza by myself.
The comedian was kidding when he made that joke about the President.
My brother was kidding when he said that he was going to jump out the window.
The doctor was kidding when he told the patient that they had a terminal illness.
The politician was kidding when he said that he was going to solve all of the world's problems.
The salesperson was kidding when he said that the product was the best thing since sliced bread.
The friend was kidding when they said that they would never forgive me.
The child was kidding when they said that they wanted to be a doctor when they grow up.
The athlete was kidding when they said that they were going to win the championship.

of Kid

joking, funning, fooling, rallying, mocking, razzing, jesting,sarcastic, bantering, quizzical

No antonyms found.

The teacher was kidding when she said that the homework assignment was worth half of our final grade.

I was kidding when I told my friend that I was going to eat an entire pizza by myself.

The comedian was kidding when he made that joke about the President.

My brother was kidding when he said that he was going to jump out the window.