What does JOLED mean?

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Part of Speech: verb

Definition: To persuade someone to do something by joking or teasing.

Pronunciations: US: /dʒoʊld/, UK: /dʒəʊld/

Origin and Usage: The word "joled" is derived from the word "joke" and was first used in the 17th century. It is commonly used in informal situations to convince someone to do something by making them laugh or teasing them.

Synonyms: tease, jest, banter, kid, mock

Related Words: jolly, jowls, joker, jingo, jumpy

Example Sentences:

• She joled her friend into going to the party.
• He joled his little brother into eating his vegetables by pretending to be a monster.
• The comedian joled the audience with his witty jokes.