joybait
joybait verb: to deliberately do or say something in order to make someone else feel joy.
Verb
joybait (third-person singular simple present joybaits, present participle joybaiting, simple past and past participle joybaited)
Noun
joybait (uncountable)
Examples of joybait in a sentence
- Stop joybaiting me like that, I’m already in a good mood.
- They joybaited the whole group chat with wholesome memes.
- We need more joybait on social media instead of negativity.
- That video is classic joybait, everyone ended up smiling.
Antonyms of joybait
Forms of joybait
| third-person singular present | joybaits |
|---|---|
| present participle | joybaiting |
| past participle | joybaited |
| past | joybaited |
Questions about joybait
- What does joybait mean?
- Joybait means to deliberately do or say something in order to make someone else feel joy.
- How do you use joybait in a sentence?
- Stop joybaiting me like that, I’m already in a good mood.
- What part of speech is joybait?
- Joybait can be a verb or a noun.
- What is the past tense of joybait?
- The past tense of joybait is joybaited.
Words near joybait in the dictionary
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