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Examples of jokey in a Sentence
the jokey tone of his stories
Recent Examples of jokey from the Web
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So while that appears to have been more on the jokey side, the two have kept up the public flirtation.
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Faced with a flood of upset users, Google claimed that those holidays were too reverent for the jokey nature of a doodle.
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The women riff on the subject matter in personal and jokey ways, making time for celebrations of Solange and extended America's Next Top Model gags along the way.
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Here’s the album art: The project was announced with a jokey press release parodying Moby’s nemesis -- or at least one of his many nemeses -- President Donald Trump, who Moby recently urged to resign.
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Also in the mix are Lennox (Josh Duhamel), the military man from the previous movies; Jimmy (Jerrod Carmichael), Cade’s jokey sidekick; and Izabella (Isabela Moner), the obligatory cute kid.
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The announcement spurred lots of jokey jabs on Twitter (did Jeff Bezos accidentally buy the grocer while trying to order groceries via Alexa?), as well as lots of speculation.
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Here’s the album art: The project was announced with a jokey press release parodying Moby’s nemesis -- or at least one of his many nemeses -- President Donald Trump, who Moby recently urged to resign.
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The narrative shifts to his dogged investigation and occasionally jokey interactions with an almost palpable sense of relief, compared to the dread overhanging Russell and Maben’s chapters.
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First Known Use of jokey
circa 1825
JOKEY Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of jokey for English Language Learners
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: tending or intended to make people laugh
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