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шутливо adv. stresses
gen.	facetiously (Enrica); in a playful manner (Азери); scherzando; humorously; jocularly
Gruzovik	in fun; jokingly
austral., slang	with one's tongue in one's cheek
Makarov.	in irony
шутливый adj.
gen.	jocose; playful (joking; not serious • a playful remark); facetious (not serious; intended to be funny or humorous • a facetious remark); jocular; gamesome; prankish; quizzical; noisy; jesting; joky; lepid; sportful; waggish; playsome; sportive; humorous (myroslava); derisive; derisory; jestful; jocund; mad; toying; toyish
Gruzovik	witty; funny; farcical; joking; light-hearted
brit.	jokey (Anglophile)
inf.	frequently telling jokes; humorous (of a remark, song, etc.)
obs.	pleasant; desipient; joculary; ludibrious; ludificatory
шутливое adj.
gen.	a playful name something (чего-либо)
шутливо adv.
gen.	in a tongue-in-cheek way (I went to see him and, sure enough, he had a folder in his file draw that he had actually marked Werewolf, in a tongue-in-cheek way. People had been phoning in to him to say that they had seen something. They didn’t know what it was. But from their descriptions, that’s what he had put. mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver); waggishly; playfully; quizzically; jestingly; wantonly; kiddingly (Isaev); jocosely; pleasantly
obs.	toyingly; toyishly; gamesomely; jocundly

шутливо : 107 phrases in 17 subjects

American usage, not spelling	1
Australian	3
British usage, not spelling	1
Contextual meaning	1
Diplomacy	1
Education	1
Explanatory translation	1
General	39
Historical	1
Humorous / Jocular	2
Informal	3
Italian	1
Makarov	3
Music	1
Nautical	8
Slang	5
Vulgar	35