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Discover LudwigThe phrase "joke them" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English
It may be used colloquially in spoken English, but it would not be appropriate to use it in written communication. Correct: "We made jokes all night." Incorrect: "We joked them all night." Here's an example of how the phrase "joke them" could be used colloquially in spoken English: Person 1: "I can't believe you said that to him. He's going to be so mad." Person 2: "Relax, I was just joking him. He knows I don't mean it."
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You may be able to joke them out of their misbehaving.
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He talked to them, joked with them, brought donuts for them -- in short, he cared about them.
I started joking about them, calling them duffel bags that I could keep stuff in.
It became a running joke between them.
The calls are no joke for them.
Is the joke on them?
You can relax and joke with them.
I can't joke about them.
So it was a joke for them really, money".
The joke, on them, was that he was.
He is, however, willing to joke about them.
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