jestingly

She might have said, jestingly, that it was all done by magic.

Sometimes the song is used (jestingly) to test one's patriotism to the region.

He told her jestingly of the affair with her husband.

"You know," she said jestingly, "I think you should become a doctor like your father."

Others jestingly whisper that he is in love, and little do they dream how near the truth they are!

He got the better of me on several occasions afterwards, but without malice, jestingly, casually.

"Robert and I," he added, jestingly, "thought ourselves hunting in the open forest.

And he touched his finger jestingly to his throat.

He asked, jestingly, "How it was that he frequently beat those who beat better players than himself?"

After supper Bun followed me into my den, also jestingly referred to as "the hole under the stairs."

As he puts it on the table, he announces jestingly, "Make this and I will marry you."

"Dost thou really believe," he went on jestingly, "in the divinity of poets?

He affected to laugh jestingly, and entreated her to act her play out quickly, for the supper was growing cold.

This notation is sometimes jestingly called chicken wire notation.

"I think you have the quotation wrong, Lord," the priest offered jestingly, but Storm turned on him with a smile.

Dr. (Who had been discussing reincarnation with a member of the circle, jestingly.)

He said he had spoken jestingly.

Challis jestingly replied: "Never had any but it has now - we'll call the thing Rushmore."

Don't worry about that," said Alfred, jestingly, and then, turning to the others he continued, earnestly.

Jestingly, he shoved the useless guns back into the holsters beneath The Shadow's cloak.

Hans grinned at him jestingly.

Richard Perle once jestingly asked a Times reporter.

The obituary also quotes Begun as making the original suggestion for the composition: "I suggested five drums jestingly."

I asked, half jestingly, half curiously.

Ace asked jestingly.