Laughed and Teased

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Teased and laughed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Teased" instead a verb "Laughed".

Teased adjective - Feeling mild pleasurable excitement.

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Laughed and teased are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Laughed" instead a verb "Teased".

Nearby Words: tease, teasing, teaser

Also, similar to Snape, Quirinus Quirrell went in search of Voldemort (maybe to defeat him in his weakened state) because people constantly laughed at him and teased him so he wanted to do something amazing to show them up.

Source: I Just Want to Have Friends
Even before that, he was teased and picked on, and he recalls a particular incident when Jason and his friends called him a faggot and laughed at him.

Source: Literature / Soon I Will Be Invincible
You'd have laughed it off, probably teased me a bit.

Source: I Never Said It Was Poison

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