wisecrackers

The wisecrackers said he had a hot temper and sought transfers to other departments.

Human Resources Traci Moore 2011

I also gave away a few wisecrackers that were given to me in San Jose by Mike Ahrens, though I kept these for myself:

BSNYC Road Dairy: Last Stop Portland BikeSnobNYC 2010

The kind in which a foot meets with a ball – decidedly unlike American football, which many wisecrackers have suggested would be more appropriately titled “Throwball.”

Buzzine » The Beautiful Game 2008

And, yeah, we already thought of a toupee, you wisecrackers.

Help Put Ripley on a Calendar 2006

And, yeah, we already thought of a toupee, you wisecrackers.

Help Put Ripley on a Calendar 2006

Albert Katz, a cognitive psychologist at the University of Western Ontario, has recently looked at the wisecrackers 'focus on one-upsmanship from a biological perspective, showing that people whose brains are best equipped to understand sarcasm tend to have aggressive personalities.

David Fiderer: Maureen Dowd, and The Women of Washington Who Project on to Hillary 2008

And, yeah, we already thought of a toupee, you wisecrackers.

November 2006 2006

It has been blurtingly bruited by certain wisecrackers (the stinks of Mohorat are in the nightplots of the morning), that he suffered from a vile disease.

Finnegans Wake 2006

That's the real scandal surrounding Goldman Sachs, or Government Sachs as the wisecrackers have come to call it.

NY Post: News By JOHN CRUDELE 2010

That's the real scandal surrounding Goldman Sachs, or Government Sachs as the wisecrackers have come to call it.

NY Post: News By JOHN CRUDELE 2010