100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "kid"

Definition

The term "kid" is a common noun that refers to a young human being, typically a child or youth, often used informally. It can also refer to a young goat.

Synonyms

• Child
• Youth
• Youngster
• Minor
• Adolescent
• Goat (in the context of young goats)

Antonyms

• Adult
• Grown-up
• Mature person

Examples

1. I always kid around with my friends during lunch.
2. Don't kid me; I know you're joking.
3. She likes to kid about her age, pretending she's younger.
4. He tried to kid the teacher, but she wasn't fooled.
5. I can't believe you would kid about something so serious.
6. They often kid each other in a friendly way.
7. Stop kidding! I need to know the truth.
8. I love to kid my younger siblings; it makes them laugh.
9. He didn't mean to kid; he was just trying to lighten the mood.
10. When I kid, I like to use funny voices.
11. She always kidded him about his terrible singing.
12. I can't help but kid when I see my friends.
13. You were just kidding, right?
14. He thought I was kidding, but I was dead serious.
15. I will kid you not, that was the best movie ever.
16. She loves to kid about her cooking skills.
17. I often kid my dog by pretending to throw the ball.
18. He likes to kid around at the office to make it more fun.
19. I was just kidding when I said I would quit my job.
20. Don't take it seriously; I'm just kidding!
21. She has a knack for kidding people in a playful manner.
22. They kid each other endlessly during family gatherings.
23. You can’t kid me; I know exactly what you’re up to.
24. He will kid you until you can't stop laughing.
25. I wanted to kid him, but I thought better of it.
26. She kidded him about his new haircut.
27. I used to kid my parents about being cool.
28. They like to kid about their favorite sports teams.
29. I kid you not, that was an incredible experience!
30. He often kids about his weight but is actually quite fit.
31. She can't help but kid every time she sees him.
32. I was just kidding when I said I would run a marathon.
33. He always knows how to kid me out of my bad mood.
34. My friends and I love to kid around on weekends.
35. Don't be offended; I was just kidding!
36. He tried to kid his way out of trouble.
37. You really kid like a pro!
38. I can't believe you would actually kid about that!
39. I always kid my dad about his old car.
40. She loves to kid around, making everyone laugh.
41. We used to kid each other about our crushes in school.
42. I thought he was kidding, but he was serious.
43. I will kid you if you don’t behave.
44. They never stop kidding each other.
45. You can kid me all day, but I will still know the truth.
46. He likes to kid about how much he reads.
47. I would never kid about something so important.
48. She kidded him about forgetting their anniversary.
49. I can't believe you would kid about something like that!
50. They tend to kid in a way that makes everyone feel good.
51. He didn't know I was just kidding when I suggested he dance.
52. I kid my friends that I’m a world-class chef.
53. I thought you were kidding when you said you’d run a marathon.
54. He loves to kid his friends with practical jokes.
55. I never kid about my love for chocolate!
56. We used to kid about our teachers.
57. She kidded him for being late to the meeting.
58. I can’t believe you would kid about that; it’s serious!
59. He likes to kid me about my choice of movies.
60. I was just kidding when I said I’d move to another country.
61. She always kidded him about his fashion sense.
62. You really had me there; I thought you were kidding.
63. He likes to kid around to avoid serious conversations.
64. I don’t think he was kidding when he said that.
65. I was just kidding when I said I’d cook dinner tonight.
66. They love to kid about their childhood memories.
67. He always kidded his friends for their silly habits.
68. I never meant to kid when I said that.
69. I can’t help but kid when I see something funny.
70. You should know when I’m kidding and when I’m serious.
71. We often kid each other in a light-hearted way.
72. I didn’t mean to kid; I was just trying to make a joke.
73. He thought I was kidding when I said I’d come over.
74. She loves to kid her classmates.
75. I can't believe you would kid about such a thing.
76. He was just kidding when he said he would quit his job.
77. I know you’re kidding, but it’s not funny.
78. They always kid about their favorite TV shows.
79. I kid you not, that was a great performance!
80. He tends to kid a lot when he’s nervous.
81. I thought you were just kidding when you said that.
82. They love to kid each other about their crushes.
83. I just kid when I say I’m the best at this.
84. Don’t kid around; we need to be serious now.
85. He likes to kid his coworkers during meetings.
86. I didn’t think you’d take it seriously; I was just kidding.
87. You can’t kid me; I’ve seen the evidence.
88. She always knows how to kid me into a better mood.
89. I was only kidding when I said I would move away.
90. They often kid about their past adventures.
91. I thought he was kidding, but he really meant it.
92. It’s hard to tell when he’s kidding.
93. I love to kid about my cooking skills.
94. He tried to kid his way out of the conversation.
95. Don’t be so serious; just kid around with us.
96. I was just kidding when I said I’d jump in the lake.
97. They always kid about their childhood dreams.
98. I know you’re kidding, but it’s still annoying.
99. He likes to kid about being a superhero.
100. I can't help but kid when I see something absurd.