Kidding

The act of committing one or more pedophile acts in a row.

"Hey Bill What Were You Doing?" Bill:"Oh I just Got Done Kidding"

by As Known As "The Fonz" August 13, 2009

pre-kidding

The action that comes before talking or dealing jokingly with; also known as pre-banter; pre-jest

I was pre-kidding Frank, I was preparing the joke and you just ruined it.

by Frank Quintero January 10, 2016

Mostly Kidding

In an attempt to backpedal from saying something shady or rude, one might say they're "mostly kidding." What this really means is they, or some part of them, actually means what they said but doesn't want the directed person to know it.

-"Oh my gosh, your laugh sounds like a crow being strangled!"
-"Excuse me?"
-"Don't sound so offended. I was mostly kidding."

by Sashay Away April 19, 2021

kimbpap-i kidding me?

Quote by Seungkwan, a member of the K POP groups SEVENTEEN.
A way of saying «are you kidding me?»
The phrase is often used by «carats», which is the name of SEVENTEEN's fanbase.

Seungkwnan: Kimbpap-i kidding me?»
Vernon: No, man. It's true.

by Maiken Doritos May 24, 2017

Kidding

Continuosly giving birth .

Seriously mehn, you and your wife really need to get serious and stop kidding. 14 kids not enuf?

by Makay November 2, 2009

About Just Kidding

Something you tell someone when you're kidding about kidding.

Bubbles (wearing glasses): Hi, guys!
Blossom: What a sight for sore eyes!
Buttercup: It's old four eyes!
Bubbles: Hey! You said you were kidding!
Buttercup: We were.
Blossom: Yeah. About just kidding!

by M Night Shymalamadingdong July 25, 2011

Just Kidding Rowling

An insult aimed at J.K. Rowling by wannabe literature snobs who like to spend all their time critiquing teen fantasy books because they're bitter that nobody wants to publish their own rubbish. The root of the insult is that J.K. Rowling uses a lot of the plot device deus ex machina (in this case, going back and changing the ending as in reversing time to fix a problem or adding/changing a detail hence "just kidding!"), widely considered a literary cop-out but generally accepted in literature intended for children by all but the most persnickety critics.

Hermione goes back in time in Harry Potter book 3 so that Sirius Black can escape prison.

"There goes old Just Kidding Rowling again!"

by Peppermint Swirl March 3, 2009