wisecrack

There was something in his voice that left no room for a wisecrack.

I wanted to say something smart, or make a wisecrack.

He never did so, but rather kept up his own stream of wisecracks.

I was over at her house and he tries to make a lot of wisecracks.

Then when the three days are up and there's no announcement start a wisecrack going.

Nothing is at stake beyond the race to come up with the next wisecrack.

A few detectives made wisecracks; no one gave him a hand.

She's never short of a wisecrack or a sparkling image.

And some of the wisecracks made me laugh, which is always welcome.

She often made wisecracks and gave Archie a hard time.

But the main thing is that the wisecracks keep coming and ratings stay high.

"Cut out the wisecracks and go ahead," Johnson told him.

Where's your wisecrack about poor Harry, falling for the wrong woman again?

It's time to put aside the wisecracks and look for some wisdom.

As a result, no one close seems able to stem the wisecracks that get him in trouble.

Other people at the table chimed in with wisecracks too.

Winslow is always full of wisecracks about anything and everything.

For six years, she's been writing 350-word essays that end with a wisecrack.

The geographical wisecracks turn out to have a ring of truth.

The wisecrack, of course, could be interpreted as a cheap shot.

It could be a wisecrack you yourself as a business owner make to one of your sales staff.

At times, the off-screen wisecracks seemed part of the show.

He walked over, and I was hoping he'd have a wisecrack to calm me down.

That wisecrack found its way into the news summary the President reads early every working day.

He had given up baggy pants and wisecracks, she said.

He seemed to be wisecracking his way through it, like always.

He did this by wisecracking the story along here and there.

"Maybe now well get some decent food," one of the men wisecracked.

Then, maybe sometime we could get together and wisecrack a bit."

After the game, his hand tightly wrapped, he wisecracked as usual.

And he very nearly wisecracked his way to victory.

Yes, and the man made one fine officer, too, wisecracking joker or no.

Reporters were no longer wisecracking; they took themselves very seriously."

Well, then, I guess the two of you have danced and wisecracked yourselves right into my heart.

She could hear them laughing and wisecracking among themselves as they leered at her.

He kept remembering the doctor's gray face, still trying to wisecrack the edge off fear for the rest of them.

He gets people to trust his judgment very easily and has a good, often wisecracking, sense of humor.

There were wisecracking students who put their feet up on their desks.

He's better off wisecracking and performing than he is anguishing over his professional future.

The cops took a long time wisecracking with this subnormal character.

That's because the hook "would have been confiscated at the security check," he wisecracked.

Drinking, wisecracking and lavishing love on her dogs became the only ways out.

"Wit has truth in it; wisecracking is simply calisthenics with words."

Today's television model: savvy, wisecracking, born to be a performer.

He was known for his accurate passing on the field and wisecracking off the field.

He too was a kind of wisecracking philosophical delinquent.

Wisecracking anchors had just the right pitch for the hyperventilating economy.

She went along for the hell of it, wisecracking to pretend she had a choice.

It tells the story of six young adults living, sleeping and wisecracking together in New York.

"Boy, all you need's a good monkey suit, and you'd make a great addition to this park," Phil wisecracked.