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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
kid .
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Examples
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He kind of kidded about it, because he made a comment in Houston ...
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"Aw, cut it out!" growled the little machinist -- for you never knew in dealing with these soldier-boys whether you were being "kidded" or not.
Jimmie Higgins Upton Sinclair 1923
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"Aw, ferget it!" said Jimmie -- quite sure he was being "kidded" this time.
Jimmie Higgins Upton Sinclair 1923
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They all drank whisky from tea-cups, and they were humorous, and never listened to one another, except when W.A. Rogers "kidded" the Italian waiter.
Babbitt Sinclair Lewis 1918
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After seeing that big pile of hair on the floor which Erika kidded was a new cat, I have to ask do y’all seriously want to see my new ‘do?
I still do have all the answers « Adventures in Juggling 2007
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After seeing that big pile of hair on the floor which Erika kidded was a new cat, I have to ask do y’all seriously want to see my new ‘do?
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The men "kidded" me a good deal, and gave me a cheer at the end (I don't quite know whether it was for my work or my costume) and
The Prairie Child Arthur Stringer 1912
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"I kind of kidded with people, (saying) my real goal was replacing Howard Cosell on Monday
The Purdue Exponent 2010
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But no one would be kidded: it's not basketball unless you play it.
Peter Meyer: March Madness and a Common Curriculum Peter Meyer 2011
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But no one would be kidded: it's not basketball unless you play it.
Peter Meyer: March Madness and a Common Curriculum Peter Meyer 2011
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