“I phrased it as a sarcastic taunt, but I genuinely wanted to know the answer.”

“The German mistook Ian's question as a playful taunt, one he was far too quick to respond to.”

“Ed responded to my message with all the wit of a schoolyard taunter complete with schoolyard back up.”

“Suarez, at heart, is a disrupter and a pest, a footballing teaser and taunter.”

“Felice and Clare take turns being taunter and comforter, patient and doctor, obstructer and supporter.”

“We're school-yard taunters, looking for the joke, the riff or the gag that will stick.”

“Many of the triumphant pelters and taunters would have left the dictators and aggressors in place: they too will have their place in history.”

“Harsh, certainly, but it's worth noting that God chose to exterminate the taunters rather than tackle the hair loss.”