Pronunciation: /ˈpɜrsɪˌflɑʒ/
noun a light and slightly contemptuous mockery or banter
A1 I don't understand the persiflage between my classmates.
A2 The persiflage at the office party made everyone laugh.
B1 The friendly persiflage helped break the ice at the meeting.
B2 Her quick wit and clever persiflage always entertained the guests.
C1 The sophisticated persiflage at the literary event impressed the attendees.
C2 The intellectual persiflage between the scholars was both stimulating and insightful.
formal The group engaged in light persiflage during the networking event.
informal We had a fun persiflage going on at the party last night.
slang The persiflage between the two friends was full of inside jokes.
figurative Their persiflage danced around the real issue at hand.
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