Address forms that are distinguished by addresser through intonations or various grammatical markers are parts of speech which are usually stressed sentence-headed are used to attract attention, to maintain his interest in conversation are involved prejudice of addressee. It is felt as if there is a deficiency in speeches that do not start with addresses. People sometimes need to have fun with each other, thus having a more pleasant time. For this purpose, they ridicule and ironize people who are seen as sincere, over the things that are thought to be missing or extra in them. They also use a ridiculous and ironical language and they emphasize these discourses with addresses. In this study, the forms of addressing, which do not contain insults and swearing, which language users choose in order to ridicule to their addressees or to ironize them, and which are subject to general use in every environment, are discussed. These addresses were compiled from some novels, stories and theatre plays that are thought to reflect the traces of the social and cultural life of the Turks and their spoken language. The collected addresses were classified according to their positive and negative connotations in the "Findings" section of the study, while other addresses were evaluated under a separate heading. Accordingly, it is understood that addresses that are expected to be addressed to people who are especially respected in the society, such as agha, lady, miss, gentleman, mister are actually preferred by the speakers even though they are not deemed worthy of their addressees, thus it is understood that the act of ridicule and irony is wanted to be emphasized more by making the opposite corner. In addition, it is seen that references such as pig and dog, which are considered as gloating discourses in Turkish culture, are not used with the intention of insulting from the context of the examples included in the study. Considering the ages and positions of the addressees, it can be said that the addresses such as child, baby and suckling are quite common references, especially with the intention of ridicule and irony, although they are not used in the society. In this study, addresses compiled in order to understand the intention of addressing from the context were handled together with the sentence in which it was used, and it was stated among whom the addresses were used. Uncovering such uses, which many possibilities of the language came into play during their creation, have an important place in linguistics, sociolinguistics and cultural history, is of great value in terms of ensuring the continuity of the culture and reflecting the expressive capacity of the language.