repartee

She gave him a run for his money when it came to repartee.

It's fun to kind of get in a little repartee with him.

When they said something to him, he had the proper repartee.

"Good enough to eat," was his part of the morning repartee.

The repartee began upon introduction and they married the following year.

He was unable for the moment to rise to the repartee.

Considered as a logical repartee, it was quite a good one.

Such repartee had become his defense against the uncertainties of life.

Wit and Repartee are two words which spring to mind!

Whenever we get together, I kind of enjoy the repartee.

With that bit of repartee, he broke into a big laugh.

"Will someone please tell me what happened without all this clever repartee?"

Lee said his repartee with Miller was not always fun.

Most of the play is devoted to repartee among these characters.

Witty repartee only comes easily to me when I'm with friends.

The play was a comedy and called for sparkling repartee.

They were friends, compatible co-workers who had an easy repartee.

She hung up before I could answer with any more dazzling repartee.

Luther seemed to sense that his repartee had gone sour.

I was all out of clever repartee, or even a good joke.

Others may suspect they play for the camaraderie and repartee.

And the repartee, if not talk-show quality, was good enough.

She had the sinking feeling the repartee was about to take an ugly turn.

He avoided any of the obvious repartee, however, and changed the subject.

He is not much for repartee with the audience.