| For instance, during a sabbatical stay in Scotland, a Scotsman kidded me good-naturedly about Americans worshiping cars. |
| I'm around other people's fathers and Ayesha's father used to tease me and Anya, Anya especially, and we kidded him right back. |
| He had always kidded her about her faith, but lately his tone had been more derisive, mocking. |
| Having been called a pin-head by a bond room cub he's in no mood to be kidded. |
| Trying to decide who is being kidded by whom, and to what end, wore me out. |
| He is kidded and cajoled by his three secret tormentors into approaching her at the bar and making a pitch. |
