Jocularly

She jocularly suggested they go bungee jumping, knowing full well her friend was terrified of heights.

He jocularly teased his friend for their love of cheesy romantic movies.

The comedian jocularly mocked the audience for not laughing at his jokes.

She jocularly teased her friend about his bad haircut.

She jocularly quipped that she would rather jump off a bridge than do that assignment again.

The child jocularly told his parent that he was going to eat vegetables for every meal.

He jocularly challenged his friend to a game of chess, knowing full well that he always lost.

The teacher jocularly pretended to be a superhero during class.

The coach jocularly asked his team if they were trying to lose the game on purpose.

The boss jocularly told his employees that they could all take the day off, but then quickly clarified that he was joking.

The teacher jocularly teased her students about being too old for recess.

The comedian jocularly imitated the President's accent.

The doctor jocularly reassured the patient that the surgery would be a piece of cake.

The clown jocularly sprayed water from his flower on the audience.

He jocularly stated that he could eat a whole pizza by himself.

The coach jocularly warned the team not to "pull a hamstring" during practice.

The teacher jocularly pretended to be a student to catch the class off-guard.

She jocularly suggested they all jump in the fountain on a hot day.

He jocularly asked the waiter if they had any food that tasted like cardboard.

She jocularly told her boss that she needed a raise to afford a vacation.

The politician jocularly apologized for being too good-looking, saying it was a curse.

She jocularly asked her husband if he had forgotten their anniversary again.

The salesperson jocularly told the customer that the product was so amazing it could cook dinner and walk the dog.

The politician jocularly remarked that he'd rather be fishing than debating.

She jocularly said that she was a terrible cook and offered to order takeout instead.

He jocularly suggested they take a trip to Mars.

The teacher jocularly threatened to give his students a pop quiz.

She jocularly told her friend that she was going to be a unicorn when she grew up.

The child jocularly pretended to be a superhero, flying around the room with a makeshift cape.

The teacher jocularly scolded her students for not bringing enough snacks to share.

He jocularly sang a made-up song about the joys of eating pizza.

He jocularly said he would climb the tallest mountain if it meant getting a free meal.

The toddler jocularly made faces at her reflection in the mirror.

He jocularly teased his girlfriend about her fear of spiders, but then comforted her when she got genuinely scared.

The radio host jocularly gave himself the title of the "world's most interesting man."

He jocularly suggested that they all quit their jobs and become beach bums.

The host jocularly welcomed the guests to the party.

She jocularly told her children that she could see monsters under their beds.

The old friends jocularly reminisced about their wild college days, but agreed that they were glad to be more settled now.

The teacher jocularly reminded the class that their homework was due the next day.

He jocularly joked about being a professional procrastinator during the interview.

The comedian jocularly mocked the audience member who fell asleep during the show.

The colleague jocularly asked if she could borrow his stapler for the umpteenth time.

The comedian jocularly mocked his own appearance, getting laughs from the audience.

The comedian jocularly mocked the audience's fashion choices.

He jocularly imitated a robot, making mechanical noises and movements.

He jocularly suggested they should take a trip to the moon.

The tour guide jocularly warned the tourists about the ghost stories associated with the old mansion.

The writer jocularly described the character as having a personality that could "charm the pants off a snake."

The tour guide jocularly pointed out the imaginary "border" between two neighboring towns.