Joked with, ... around

Usage examples of kidded.

The uncle who kidded around with his nephew who was the most trouble but in the long run the most talented and the most reliable.

When they kidded him about his perverseness, Malomar always told them that his favorite relaxation was going down on a woman and that those beautiful women in the magazines had nothing to go down on but bone and hair.

When I kidded her about that and didn’t believe her, she gave me that happy grin and asked if I had ever heard about vibrators.

She saw Luther coming, and they linked arms, walking through the mall, receiving interesting comments, a few laughs when Sally cackled and kidded a couple of little girls about losing her magic broomstick.

Gawain was not the brightest scout dog ever born, and the other dogs kidded him all the time.

She kidded herself that the peppermint taste made them healthier than the other kind.

And for many years now he had indeed sometimes kidded himself that even to know that she was dead would be a relief, her and those two lovely little girls, but it wasn't a relief at all.

Their faces, as Brennan watched them approach, were mostly familiar, and he realized that these were the men he had kidded since coming back to the city.