Pronunciation: /kwɪp/
noun a clever or witty remark
A1 She always has a funny quip ready to make everyone laugh.
A2 The comedian's quips were the highlight of the show.
B1 His quick wit and clever quips kept the conversation lively.
B2 The author is known for his sharp quips and insightful commentary.
C1 Her quips often contain subtle layers of meaning that require careful consideration.
C2 The politician's quips are frequently quoted and analyzed in the media.
verb to make a clever or witty remark
A1 She quipped about the weather as they waited in line.
A2 He quipped a witty remark in response to her joke.
B1 The comedian quipped about current events during his stand-up routine.
B2 The talk show host quipped with guests to keep the conversation lively.
C1 The author is known for quipping clever observations in his novels.
C2 The politician quipped with reporters during the press conference, showing his sense of humor.
formal The speaker ended his speech with a clever quip that left the audience chuckling.
informal She always has a witty quip ready for any situation.
slang His quip about the situation was so on point.
figurative Her quip cut through the tension in the room like a knife.
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