PUNNY

Etymology

Noun

punny (plural punnies)

(slang) A punishment.

Adjective

punny (comparative punnier, superlative punniest)

(of a pun) Funny.

Involving the use of a pun.

(of a person) Who makes puns.

Synonyms

• (funny, in reference to a pun): puntastic

Source: Wiktionary



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