Definition of Badinage. Meaning of Badinage. Synonyms of Badinage

- Look up badinage in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Badinage may refer to: Banter Good-natured repartee Badinerie or scherzo (in classical music) This...
- "Cascade" in F♯ major (1916) Caprice No. 3 "Valse macabre" Caprice No. 4 "Badinage" Caprice No. 5 "La Lune glisse à travers les nuages" (1917) Caprice No...
- nymphs' laughter (line 9 and implied in line 10) sets a tone of playful badinage. Jenny Strauss Clay points out that the contest is not completely independent...
- authority for Augustan law. A good-humoured man - Cicero wrote of sending him "badinage in your own style" - Trebatius was featured by Horace as a learned adviser...
- as a moderately clever grab bag of high-concept noodling and half-witty badinage before descending into the primordial ooze of explosions and elaborate...
- then enjo**** a renaissance after the jokes became a regular part of the badinage on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In. An example of a non-standard Knock Knock...
- connect with the audience, with Front Row Center writing that her "alluring badinage is as delightful as her song." Stephen Mosher for BroadwayWorld said that...
- libs frequently went over his head. It was an enchanting show ... and the badinage was warm and delightful ... a fun night, and to take out of context a line...
- particular culture." La Motte carried on the discussion with light gaiety and badinage, and had the happiness of seeing his views supported by the abbé Jean Terr****on...
- plain-as-the-nose-on-your-face piece of wisdom that after all the preceding badinage may seem more profound than it really is. Hollywood couldn't come up with...