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kidding

adjective as in teasing

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noun as in badinage

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noun as in banter

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noun as in fooling

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noun as in humor

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noun as in jocosity

noun as in raillery

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noun as in ribbing

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noun as in sport

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“I’m not going to say no to that. Are you kidding me?”

“Even when we were at about a quarter of the work that we needed to accomplish for the day, everybody was like, ‘Oh, my God, are you kidding me?’”

“Come on in, Big Bill,” Lee told Walton before kidding him about the special chair he used to support his lanky frame on broadcasts.

"I would have probably have said no, no way. Come on, you must be kidding!"

From BBC

“I told him I thought it was a B-side, and he was like, ‘Are you kidding me?

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