What is the verb of the noun sarcasm?

being sarcastic

im pretty sure thats as close as youll get

Sarcasmer…to be conjugated as sarcasmo, sarcasmes, sarcasme, sarcasamos, sarcasen…or estar sarcasmiendo.

to be sarcastic

I am sarcastic. You are sarcastic. We are sarcastic. He/She is sarcastic. They are sarcastic.

@nimis for some reason i dont think he wants to know a spanish (i assume) declension

Sarcastify, of course. I thought everyone knew that!

Then you can renounize it: sarcastification. And when you are replete in your sarcastifying, it is sarcastific! I love to sarcastify! Do you sarcastify? I think she sarcastifies, but he’s a dolt and wouldn’t know a sarcastification from a lube job.

Isn’t that a sarcastific declension? Lucky for us, English is so easy on the conjugation. Hmmm. I wonder if that’s why words proliferate so quickly?

You use sarcasm. The verb is use. It’s like shoes. You use a pair of shoes, you aren’t shoe-ing.

You may not be shoeing, but I shoeify!

And don’t you make any judgements about me until you’ve shoeified a mile in my shoes.

Well, I do have a friend who I refer to as shoe-tastic, but that’s more a description of her closet…

sarcasiming?

Is the adjective form sarcasmic?

The adjective form is sarcastic. I guess the verb would be to gibe.