Jocularly [adverb]

I’ve been twisted like an oversize pretzel by my jocular osteopath, Kyle Judkins, and taught how to pop my pubic symphysis into place, a trick I can’t wait to try someday at a dinner party.

I addressed him jocularly, then commandingly, then beseechingly.

He shuts the umbrella; puts it aside; and jocularly plants himself with his hands on his hips to be inspected.

He would not suffer her to be lightly spoken of in his presence, nor permit his name to be coupled jocularly with hers.

You know yourself that altogether jocularly I accused you of being to blame that the notice did not arrive on time.

He became confident and talked jocularly of the tricks of his trade.

Spoken jocularly when a person who has been partaking of a meal with another rises to go away.

Spoken jocularly when a person has rent or caught his clothes upon a nail or other projection.

Dont seem very keen for your feed this morning, he observed jocularly.

So much had this doggery become frequented by these gentlemen that it became jocularly known among them as the "club annex."