Joked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• JOKE, to say something amusing
• make jokes; talk humorously or flippantly
• poke fun at
NOUN:
• a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline
• a trick played on someone for fun
• a person or thing that is ridiculously inadequate

Words related to JOKED

joke15 jokes16 joking18

How to use JOKED in a sentence

• He laughed and joked with the bright-eyed French girl who waited upon them, and seemed loth to depart.
• Then they did not hurry themselves, but flew from farm to farm, and joked with the tame animals.
• All seemed very happy, and laughed and joked as they ate.
• And so the letter that came today finished it! Poor soul! I am sure if I had had a notion of it, I would not have joked her about it for all my money.
• So he laughed and joked with Gila, answering her challenging glances with glances just as ardent, while Bill Ward sat and watched them both, chuckling away to himself.
• We stood upright and laughed and joked and exulted after the long strain of our stalk.
• She laughed and joked, as women who have a secret which they wish to conceal, do.
• Gower joked his way to acceptance among the rowboat men, all but old Doug Sproul, who had forgotten what it was to speak pleasantly to any one.
• At the table they laughed and talked over the funny incidents of the day and joked each other as merrily as two boys.
• When he joked, when he smiled his charming smile, her heart turned over within her.
• They all drank the bottled cider and talked pictures and joked and sang when so moved.
• The former joked with the boy about the ghost, and said he would have his knife well sharpened and ready for the ghost if it appeared the next night.
• Roger jumped the small fry and joked with the larger ones, and left them all in a high state of excitement.
• As Astro and Roger joked with various cadet units, forming up in front of the slidestairs leading down to the mess halls, Alfie turned to take a slidestairs going up.
• The baroness regretted that she had had her tea without him, and he joked her about her impatience for her favorite beverage.
• Washington, after the first few minutes of fright, regained his usual good spirits, but, no matter how he laughed and joked, there was a feeling of terror in every heart.
• While they ate the two men occasionally joked the boy in their rough way.
• Men in the saloon joked with Lorry about his capture.
• The boys joked Butler about being such a poor swimmer.
• Ruth, for the sake of effect, joked on the most solemn subjects.
• So was Rotscheff, and he joked her the rest of the evening.
• They joked and chatted as though they were on a pleasure trip.
• I joked Louise about him this morning, and she began to cry at once, and said her heart was not hers to give.
• Though he laughed and joked in his customary cynical strain, she had a feeling that his mental energies were actually employed elsewhere.
• Once, as I helped him on with his overcoat, he joked and exploded.
• He stood and joked with the girl, in his odd fashion, and set us all laughing.
• Indeed, both Mr and Mrs Cophagus considered that it was to be a match, and often joked with me when Susannah was not present.
• It was such fun! He laughed and joked all the way and talked about interesting things.

Similar words containing JOK without suffix ed

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