Verb:

এ বিদ্রূপের বিষয় রূপে গ্রহণ,

jest at's Usage Examples:

doing: so, a very fat lord coming in, Lord Grey counted him as ten, as a jest at first: but seeing Lord Norris had not observed it, he went on with this.

Its 1975 revival was described as "a jest at Shakespeare's Hamlet and Australian manhood among other things".

" This exchange of words, though made in jest at the time, haunted Jennings for the rest of his life.

' He could also make a caustic jest at his own expense.

merrily with the chiefs; whence it is still customary for the women to jest at the sacrifice.

Alice answert brev an baakwardly, “A—A harly know, Sir, jest at this minute—at least A know wha A wus this moarnin, but heth, A hae bin.

appeared to the painters to resemble a lunatic asylum), and simultaneously a jest at the expense of Fletcher of Madeley (1729–1785) a then famous Methodist.

This was likely a good-natured jest at the heavy Danish accent that many Danes speak with, and the (back then).

to know something of lawyers if not of law, and was afterwards able to jest at the jargon and to mimic the mannerisms of the bar, and to satirize the.

Despite the moderate praise, however, Morgan did make a jest at the portrayal of the subway in the show, noting that it was not realistic;.

Synonyms:

make fun; laugh at; tease; mock; roast; stultify; bemock; blackguard; guy; poke fun; rib; satirise; expose; ridicule; satirize; lampoon; debunk;

Antonyms:

man; snarl; entangle; genuine; raw;