Quit your kidding....

" "Thought I was kidding you last nightdidn't youabout wedding-bells?" "You were lit up.

"You game, girl?" "Sure." "No kidding?" "Try me.

" "You are kidding, aren't you?" asked Watts.

Then I could see he was all in and must have had a pretty hard time of it, but I couldn't help kidding him, because I was feeling so good to know he was safe.

I was kidding him or not.

" "She was kidding you.

" "She was not kidding me.

witty, attic; quick-witted, nimble-witted; smart; jocular, jocose, humorous; facetious, waggish, whimsical; kidding, joking, puckish; playful &c 840; merry and wise; pleasant, sprightly, light, spirituel^, sparkling, epigrammatic, full of point,

[Lat.]; gentle dullness ever loves a joke [Pope]; leave this keen encounter of our wits [Richard III]; just joking, just kidding; surely you jest!.

You're kidding!.

"You're kidding," Oliver said.

"Just kidding," Oliver said.

"Are you kidding?

" "Aw, quit kidding!

Poor Roland used to say thatbut he always said it as though he was kidding.

They were constantly kidding one another, as an American would say, I think.

But any Christian caught kidding them he's a Moslem would be for it short shrift.

I was standing there kidding Herb, the stock boy, when down the aisle comes a man in a big hat, like you see in the western pictures, hair a little grey at the temples, and everything, just like a movie actor.

" "Quit kidding.

Kidding ourselves along.

Rugee N. White (NK); 8Apr58; R212730. Kidding ourselves along.

Let's quit kidding ourselves about China.

" "Stop your kidding!"

"I'm not kidding," said John Wesley indignantly.