quip

to make a quip.

a smart quip; a lively, smart conversation.

a speech that was full of witticisms. Aquip is a clever, pointed, often sarcastic remark:

She is known for her quick wit and clever quips.

He always has a witty quip ready for any situation.

His quips always lighten the mood in the office.

The comedian's quips had the audience roaring with laughter.

She responded with a clever quip that left everyone impressed.

His quips often border on sarcasm.

The politician tried to win over the crowd with a humorous quip.

She couldn't resist making a quip about his fashion sense.

The interview was filled with banter and playful quips.

His quips often reveal his sharp intelligence.

She jokingly calls herself the COVID quip.

His quips about Oppenheimer's three-hour runtime and Barbie being about a plastic doll were excruciating.

" In gold or cheese" ? quipped Tyrion.

One Eurocrat quips that “the whole parliament is the opposition”.

Then Dorothy Parker would make a quip, James Thurber would laugh, and then I would end up leaving, crying.

The remark was doubtless intended as a quip, but it came across as an icy challenge.

They stepped out into the crisp autumn air. " I feared we'd never escape, " Tyrion quipped.

" Hello Moon! " he quipped. " How's the old backside? "

She quipped that she needs a lot of time to think, which is why her decisions are always late.

12.01: Realise quip was in terrible taste and hurriedly delete it.