- - Playful talk (anagram of "jets")
- - For a bit of fun, start singing in plane
- - Bit of jocularity
- - Succeeded in black form of humour
- - Start of scene in plane -- it's not serious, so to speak
- - Bit of merriment
- - Do a bit of leg-pulling
- - Bit of repartee
- - Bit of humor
- - Bit of foolery
- - Bit of wit
- - Witty bit
- - Bit of banter
- - Bit of funny business
- - Son swamped by stream of water? It's fun
- - Surely you ...!
- - Kid in France I found on street
- - Spirit first put in modern engine - it's a joke!
- - are kidding
- - Gag son aboard plane
- - good-natured rib
- - fly around pole? that's a joke
- - Witticism, caper
- - In ....; jokingly
- - jack is in paris with kid
- - Aeroplane going round pole for a joke
- - Humourous remark
- - josh around
- - Jokey comment
- - Said in ... (not meant seriously)
- - Joking comment
- - Witty remark or joke
- - Waggery
- - Rigoletto's forte
- - It's said with a poke in the ribs
- - Frolicsome attitude
- - Emulate Feste
- - "Surely you ......!" ("You're kidding, right?")
- - Be funny
- - Witticism(Used today)
- - 'Say something funny!'
- - Bantering remark
- - What a joke is said in
- - A joke only heard at the Palace?
- - Make a wisecrack
- - Entertain at a royal court
- - Woman leaves Jamestown with kid
- - Have tongue in cheek
- - Laugh inducer
- - In ........, playfully
- - Something witty
- - Joke with son on board plane
- - Woman leaves Jamestown with Sally
- - Don't mean it
- - In ....: as a prank
- - Plane riven by small crack
- - Leg-pulling
- - Banter, joke
- - Witticism, joke or pleasantry
- - Humorous utterance
- - Nonserious remark
- - Do some leg-pulling
- - Bon mot
- - Concoct quips, say
- - Be less than serious
- - Many a true word is spoken in this
- - Play the fool
- - Play the court clown?
- - Good-natured taunt
- - Pull one's leg
- - Remark with a smirk, say
- - What ribs are delivered in
- - Words said in fun
- - Act the fool
- - Say jokingly
- - Comical comment
- - Speak humorously
- - Comment not to be taken seriously
- - Spirit in which something may be spoken
- - Say in play
- - Entertain the court?
- - Amusing act
- - Droll remark
- - Merry prank
- - Tell a joke
- - Crack a joke
- - Speak playfully
- - Don't be serious
- - Merry prank or joke
- - Tomfoolery
- - Roast dish-out?
- - Be witty
- - Jocularity
- - Banter
- - Engage in banter
- - It's not serious
- - One-liner, e.g
- - Clown around
- - Humorous remark
- - Rib-tickler
- - Fool (around)
- - Infinite
- - Laughing matter?
- - "That's a laugh!"
- - Sport.
- - Wisecrack
- - Quip
- - Witty remark
- - Witticism
- - Kid around
- - Gag
- - Prank
- - Make jokes.
- - Tease
- - Joke around
- - Not be serious
- - Josh
- - Rib
- - Be facetious
- - Be jocular
- - Taunt
- - '...... joke'
- - Kid
- - 'Fun ...... . . .'
- - jack set out play
- - Speak playfully or kid around
- - Joke, jape
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