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- adverb In a
joshing manner;teasingly .
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Examples
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Allan Rich plays the lawyer assigned to the boyfriend and Brock joshingly calls him “E.G.” at one point, which should set off a few alarms at Tubeworld.
ZONKS OVER EGIE Toby O'B 2010
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During one segment of his joshingly titled "Jekyll and Hyde" tour, Mr. Schickele is wheeled on stage by a page turner in a nurse's outfit who wantonly rips up pages of the score, ignores the maestro's nods to turn the page, turns too early or turns too late.
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Other identities have faded altogether - ever joshingly called anyone a Viking down the pub?
Could local be the new British? Alix Mortimer 2009
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Other identities have faded altogether - ever joshingly called anyone a Viking down the pub?
Speaking as a People’s Republican… Alix Mortimer 2009
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McKKKane is joshingly called President POW because of his former role as editor and publisher of a string of newspapers.
Citizen McKKKane 2008
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Economist Ed Yardeni joshingly calls it the Fed's "secret plan to own all financial assets."
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Economist Ed Yardeni joshingly calls it the Fed's "secret plan to own all financial assets."
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Always known as Stu, he was one for golf rather than groupies, a real-ale enthusiast and a rhythm and blues purist with a jazz background and a no-nonsense, headmasterly air who joshingly put the other Stones in their place as "three-chord wonders".
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
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During one segment of his joshingly titled "Jekyll and Hyde" tour, Mr. Schickele is wheeled on stage by a page turner in a nurse's outfit who wantonly rips up pages of the score, ignores the maestro's nods to turn the page, turns too early or turns too late.
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During one segment of his joshingly titled "Jekyll and Hyde" tour, Mr. Schickele is wheeled on stage by a page turner in a nurse's outfit who wantonly rips up pages of the score, ignores the maestro's nods to turn the page, turns too early or turns too late.
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