razz in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for razz in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.razz [Am ræz, Brit raz] N

1. razz (derision) Am inf:

to give sb the razz

tomarle el pelo a alguien inf

to give sb the razz

burlarse or reírse de alguien

to give sb the razz

hacerle burla a alguien

2. razz Brit → razzle

II.razz [Am ræz, Brit raz] VB trans Am inf

razz

tomarle el pelo a inf

razz

vacilar Spain Mex inf

razz

burlarse de

razz

reírse de

See also razzle

razzle [Am ˈræzl, Brit ˈraz(ə)l] N Brit inf

to go out on the razzle

salir de juerga or de parranda inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In an empty room, we sat and discussed the comedy scene, our best and worst sets and (as comedians do) we razzed each other.

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He's endearingly obnoxious, and maybe more than a little drunk, singing, boasting, razzing his soldier buddies.

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Z is for zabaglione, a fitting end to the alphabet with its razz-a-ma-tazz name.

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Whoever it was that was working, they were giving him a hard time, razzing him... and he turned around and made his comment.

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The first came in the razz event in 2006.

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My excitement for one last weekend on the razz before chemo subsided into mild dismay.

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But since then, razz has pretty much permeated the culture.

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The veterans razzed the rookie country-boy at first, which wasn't all that unusual.

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He said he would miss the razz-ma-tazz, but was stoked about some of the opportunities he's experienced as the "chainsaw guy".

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Teammates revere his quick wit, and aptitude for razzing.

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