jokey , auch: joky

So I thought they were all part of a jokey game.

I could tell from his jokey voice that it was not true.

But it's jokey rather than actually funny most of the time.

He adds that the two then had a jokey conversation.

It was a lot if I got one jokey line from him on the back of a postcard.

And neither should Gray's jokey comments have become an issue.

When he's being jokey, he simply speeds up his discourse a little.

Curiously, there is nothing jokey or ironic about the works.

I'm not digging the writing style much, though - too jokey or something.

Where along the line had she shrugged off her familiar rather jokey identity?

Her pictures are funny, but not jokey, and they deserve their success.

The tone was jokey, but he did go on.

There's a jokey tone about this article that I really don't like.

Albert Sherman's direction is jokey but rarely out of control.

This film's jokey potential is greatly heightened by cold weather.

There is still something unseemly, perhaps, in the jokey idea of a woman getting drunk.

Now he really was human - unscripted, jokey, even a bit passionate.

The smiling face; the jokey mellow voice - but what was going on, really?

They were all over him with friendly jokey advice.

There used to be a jokey kind of book they sold at the fairs when I was a kid.

But at the moment it's comfortable, often in an affectionate, slightly jokey way.

I totally agree about the books evolving to be less jokey but more funny.

"Everything he does is graphic, simple yet sophisticated, not jokey," she added.

So many of their ship names were like that, even if more were just jokey.

On stage, it brings out the crowd-pleasing, jokey side of its music.