Fun and Ridicule

Fun

Fun verb - To make jokes.

Usage example: just a couple of old friends funning with each other

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Ridicule and fun are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ridicule" instead the word "Fun" as a noun or a verb.

Ridicule verb - To make (someone or something) the object of unkind laughter.

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Fun and ridicule are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fun" instead the word "Ridicule" as a verb or a noun.

gentle	gentle fun	gentle ridicule
particular	particular fun	particular ridicule
complete	complete fun	complete ridicule
endless	endless fun	endless ridicule
Other adjectives: plain, little, general, less, further, random, lighthearted.

Going from object of ridicule to people using your name to scare children to thinking you cause disease to jugglers making fun of you to wishing you were eaten by jackals, among others.

Source: Video Game / Pharaoh
In "Someone's in the Kitchen with Sandy" citizens ridicule Sandy and make fun of her hairless pink skin and treat her badly (though this could be more the fact she's seemingly running around naked).

Source: Fantastic Racism / Western Animation
He would constantly ridicule, berate and make fun of her even if other people were around, make messes and order her to clean them up, and when she begged for death ("for failing him") he refused simply because that is what she wanted.

Source: Bad Boss / Comic Books

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