Similar words: crack a joke, play a joke on, make a mistake, take as, take away, takeaway, take a rest, take a hit. Meaning: v. listen to a joke at one's one expense.
Random good picture Not show
1. Your problem is you just can't take a joke.
2. The trouble is she can't take a joke.
3. What's the matter? Can't you take a joke or something?
4. You have to be able to take a joke to work with some of the pranksters in our office.
5. The trouble with Paula is she can't take a joke.
6. Can't you take a joke?
7. I can take a joke as well as anyone, but this isn't funny,[sentencedict.com] it's embarrassing.
8. He could take a joke, and put on such an ironic self-assured face no one felt bad laughing.
9. They can't even take a joke.
10. Annie Brackett: God, can't he take a joke?
11. Take a joke , this idiom, often put negatively.
12. Don't be angry. Can't you take a joke?
13. My brother couldn take a joke.
14. He can't take a joke.
15. A girl ｜ who take a joke ｜ when it is on her ｜ is loved by everyone.
16. May be some people, but their lives take a joke.
17. Knowing to joke andto take a joke, these traits comprised Mrs. Abrams multifaceted personality.
18. He can take a joke, ie does not mind being laughed at.
19. He knows how to take a joke and make one.
20. "What's the matter with you, Simon?" Curly said. "Can't you take a joke?".
21. He who plays a trick must be prepared to take a joke.
22. I have a great sense of humor, I have a thick skin as my friends say, I always make everyone feel comfortable, because I can take a joke and I'm willing to be the whipping post to get the room going.
23. He has a good sense of humour, but he isn't take a joke.
More similar words: crack a joke, play a joke on, make a mistake, take as, take away, takeaway, take a rest, take a hit, take a bow, take apart, take a dive, take a bath, take aback, take a test, take a risk, take a seat, take a walk, take a shit, take after, take a look, take a photo, take an oath, take a day off, take action, take a breather, take against, take a chance, take a fancy to, take a shine to, take account of.