wisecrack — A clever or sarcastic remark
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A clever or sarcastic remark
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈwaɪzˌkræk/
Korean meaning: 재치 있거나 비꼬는 말, 농담
Korean pronunciation: **와이즈**크랙
Example Sentences
- The comedian's wisecracks had the audience rolling with laughter.
- She couldn't resist making a wisecrack about his unusual haircut.
- The teacher warned the students against wisecracking during the serious discussion.
wisecrack
NOUN//ˈwaɪzˌkræk//
A clever or sarcastic remark
Office worker delivers a wisecrack about the motivational poster
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His wisecrack on the track made the ground crack!
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Origin
Coined in 1920s America, combining 'wise' (clever/smart) with 'crack' (a sharp remark or joke). This slang term emerged during the Jazz Age when witty, clever remarks were highly valued in popular culture.
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“The comedian's wisecracks had the audience rolling with laughter.”
“She couldn't resist making a wisecrack about his unusual haircut.”
“The teacher warned the students against wisecracking during the serious discussion.”
“His wisecrack about the cafeteria food being 'mystery meat' made everyone laugh.”
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