Pronunciation: /ˈbæntər/
noun the playful and friendly exchange of teasing remarks
A1 I enjoy friendly banter with my classmates during breaks.
A2 The banter between the two characters added humor to the story.
B1 The banter between the coworkers lightened the mood in the office.
B2 Their witty banter kept the conversation lively throughout the evening.
C1 The banter between the comedians was sharp and quick-witted.
C2 Their banter showcased their intelligence and humor in equal measure.
verb to engage in playful and friendly teasing remarks
A1 They banter with each other during lunch break.
A2 The friends banter playfully as they walk to the park.
B1 The colleagues banter back and forth in the office.
B2 The comedians banter on stage, entertaining the audience.
C1 The politicians banter during the debate, trying to score points.
C2 The actors banter effortlessly in the movie, showcasing their chemistry.
formal The banter between the colleagues was light-hearted and professional.
informal We always enjoy some good banter during our lunch breaks.
slang The banter between those two is always on point.
figurative Their banter was like a dance, each taking turns to lead and follow.
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