teased

IPA: tˈizd

adjective

  • feeling mild pleasurable excitement
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Examples of "teased" in Sentences

  • They teased each other and laughed.
  • This was the result of being teased for his haircut.
  • My response to being looked down on, mocked, and teased is to hit back harder.
  • The meat was gently teased from the frying pan and served to three blindfolded taste panel volunteers.
  • Just the mention of the idea teased at her, promising her glorious days like this to feed all the needs of her soul.
  • Mom Abigail Halperin said Swenson was "reluctant" to say where she was working, but they kind of teased it out of her.
  • Mom Abigail Halperin told us Swenson was "reluctant" to tell them where she worked but they kind of teased it out of her.
  • That storm, John, has sort of hugged the coast and forgive the word teased the coast, but went back out before it hit land.
  • With one hand she clutched the magestone that kept frozen the walls of her shelter and teased from the blue-green water outside the air she needed to survive.
  • As much as I enjoyed Whedon's performance (as I knew I would once I heard his name teased at the beginning of the program), there was one story shared by a special guest that really had me thinking afterward.
  • Black on Sat 27 Nov 2004 in the nine o'clock news - actual time about 2123hrs - approx 3 minutes - and 'teased' and promoted for several days prior as a 'real life' man in black - no indication of satire at all.

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