wisecrack
/ˈwaɪzˌkræk/
verb
- To make a clever, sarcastic, or funny remark, often in a quick or rude way.
- Instead of answering the question seriously, she wisecracked about the size of the homework assignment.
- The tour guide wisecracked about the ancient ruins, making the history lesson more entertaining.
- He always wisecracks when he's nervous, which sometimes gets him into trouble.
noun
- A clever, often sarcastic or funny remark, especially one that is made in a quick or rude way.
- During the meeting, she couldn't resist making a wisecrack about the boss's new tie.
- The comedian's wisecrack about the weather got the biggest laugh of the night.
- His constant wisecracks annoyed the teacher, but the other students found them hilarious.