Modifies a noun

• remark: Over here I've been happier - apart from sarcastic remarks about the prices... "

• wit: He aproaches life at the fort with a dry sarcastic wit worthy of David Hyde Pierce on his best day.

• tone: What didn't help was the sarcastic tone of your previous posting... .

• humor: He had a great mild sarcastic, dry humor.

• comment: Yet I hear all sorts of sarcastic comments from both camps.

• smile: For the rest of us, exiting the cinema will come with a sarcastic smile.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: Well, a new chapter in Tron's history has arrived with the slightly sarcastic, but aptly titled Auslaender.

• rather: One of the other members of the staff was Mr Barty, a rather sarcastic man.

• very: He replied ' Ocean's 12 ' , in a very sarcastic manner.

• so: It is so sarcastic but being really nice at the same time.

• not: Thanks to the Council for spending our money No, that's not sarcastic!

Used with adjective complement

• sound: I didn't mean my comment about your injury to sound so sarcastic, I apologize.

• become: He became very sarcastic at that I would harm her... ?

• wax: At this time, a few short years before he became one himself, he waxed sarcastic about parliamentarians.