No. 8,790 in French
blagué
"Blagué" means "joked" or "kid around."
In a sentence
Il a blagué sur le temps froid aujourd'hui.
He joked about the cold weather today.
The word 'blagué' is used to describe the act of joking, indicating that he made a humorous comment about the cold weather.
Elle a blagué en disant qu'elle mangerait tout le gâteau.
She joked by saying she would eat all the cake.
Here, 'blagué' signifies a humorous remark, implying that her statement about eating all the cake is not meant to be taken seriously.
Nous avons blagué avec nos amis pendant le déjeuner.
We joked around with our friends during lunch.
In this context, 'blagué' refers to lighthearted joking, highlighting a casual and fun interaction with friends.
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