quip

That quip reflected his own travails with thinking outside the box.

He laughed, but suppressed the quip that might have afforded some hidden satisfaction.

They cut him down, to pursue the journey a sadder and wiser Pig, and the butt of many a quip from his fellow-travellers.

Bradish was evidently too completely and tragically in earnest to see the point of her quip.

It is only necessary to remember that Wolsey was the son of a butcher for the sting of this quip to be appreciated.

At the time this quip was thought almost to border upon the sacrilegious, and nobody had laughed at it except the utterer thereof.