intransitive. To say or do something as a joke or for fun, rather than seriously; to joke, jest; to trifle.

intransitive ? To trifle.

intransitive. To jest, to trifle; to make sport. Obsolete.

intransitive. To speak or act in a trifling manner or not seriously; to trifle.

intransitive. To trifle; to deal or behave in a petty, trifling way. Also transitive: to squander, trifle away. Cf. peddle, v.2, piddle, v. 1. Obs…

intransitive. With with. To trifle; to dabble; to play around, to make sport.

Usually in present participle. Chiefly colloquial and U.S. regional in later use. intransitive. To indulge in fun; to jest, to joke.