Skip to content

kidding

/ˈkɪdɪŋ/verb2 syllables

Kidding means: be silly or tease one another.

Synonyms for kidding6

verb, as in be silly or tease one another

kid, chaff, jolly, josh, banter

verb, as in tell false information to for fun

pull the leg of, kid

What does kidding mean?2

verb

1

be silly or tease one another“After we relaxed, we just kidded around”

2

tell false information to for fun“Are you pulling my leg?”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with kidding?2

two syllables

bidding

three syllables

forbidding
Show 40 near rhymes
livingbuildingthinkingenglishbritishgivingmissingdistrictvisitspecificbeginningwinningfinishedfinishmrskillingsittingengineeringexistingwillingbringingdrinkingbuildingsscientificcommittedstatisticspacificsingingshippingadmittedolympicfishinghittingolympicspickingswimmingprintedcriticsphysicslyrics

Kidding in a sentence

  • Don't listen to her, she is only kidding.Aghanim
  • He just died, and he wasn't kidding that he was allergic to wheat.Eccles17
  • Are you kidding or are you being serious?joshitobuba
  • Are you kidding and not speaking in earnest?shekitten
  • Yanni desperately wanted the principal to believe that he was kidding.Amastan
  • I get the impression that you are kidding me.rosbif
  • I hope that you were kidding about leaving at midnight.CK
  • Stop kidding yourself that people change over time.felidad

Sentences from Tatoeba, CC BY 2.0 FR, credited to their authors.