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Meanings of banter in anglès
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Examples for "raillery"
Examples for "raillery"
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People seemed surprisingly upbeat this morning; there had been laughter and raillery.
2
It has nothing of raillery in it, but is serious and earnest.
3
But Mayo gave a somber return to the raillery of her eyes.
4
Then Vera made a hasty retreat amid the raillery of her friends.
5
Eleanor only half-followed him in his raillery, but she caught his meaning.
1
Some of the sites they produce are terrific; others simply in-joke backchat.
2
Muslim men weren't noted for encouraging backchat from women, no matter how liberal they liked to present themselves.
3
All the backchat, all the jabbering.
4
That's a yellow at least, surely, but the only card shown is to Buaben for a spot of backchat.
5
He exists on impertinent sprints, mordant backchat and splenetic waves of his arm at any referee or linesman who finds against him.
1
Instead, multitudes started adopting pragmatic ways to allow give-and-take among complex citizens.
2
It makes the give-and-take compromises so necessary to politics harder to achieve.
3
And the sense of give-and-take between soloist and orchestra is first- rate.
4
He suggested there needed to be more give-and-take from the other side.
5
The usual give-and-take of gay repartee was missing at supper that night.
Usage of banter in anglès
1
As often as time would allow, we met for pints and banter.
2
The day's cases were discussed quickly and quietly, without the usual banter.
3
At some point, his racist banter was met by the wrong one.
4
But the real goodwill and kindly feeling in the banter redeemed it.
5
Sir Peter said he was extremely disappointed she misinterpreted some light-hearted banter.
6
There's the nonstop banter on whether the right person won the job.
7
We're just a normal family but our banter's got out of hand.
8
However, it was more than the normal pub banter and drink-induced dreams.
9
After some opening banter, Imelda said, Went over the dates with him.
10
Radio banter had started above me as the teams moved into position.
11
Ms Boaden argued: Most of their comments were jocular or light-hearted banter.
12
There was a hint of tenderness underlying the banter in his voice.
13
The friendly banter seemed to have the contrary effect from that intended.
14
There was a hint of something more than banter in his voice.
15
Conrad contributed his share of idle banter, but his thoughts were elsewhere.
16
The banter, the bitching, the locker room humor, give way to brooding.
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Banter across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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