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Definition of pun
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pun is as below...
Pun (v. i.) To make puns, or a pun; to use a word in a
double
sense,
especially
when the
contrast
of ideas is
ludicrous;
to play upon
words;
to
quibble..
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Commination
::
Commination
(n.) A
threat
or
threatening;
a
denunciation
of
punishment
or
vengeance.
Punkin
::
Punkin
(n.) A
pumpkin.
Pungence
::
Pungence
(n.)
Pungency.
Peppering
::
Peppering
(a.) Hot;
pungent;
peppery.
Fustigation
::
Fustigation
(n.) A
punishment
by
beating
with a stick or club;
cudgeling.
Annex
::
Annex (v. t.) To
attach
or
connect,
as a
consequence,
condition,
etc.; as, to annex a
penalty
to a
prohibition,
or
punishment
to
guilt..
Aromatic
::
Aromatic
(n.) A
plant,
drug, or
medicine,
characterized
by a
fragrant
smell,
and
usually
by a warm,
pungent
taste,
as
ginger,
cinnamon,
spices..
Condemned
::
Condemned
(a.)
Pronounced
to be
wrong,
guilty,
worthless,
or
forfeited;
adjudged
or
sentenced
to
punishment,
destruction,
or
confiscation..
Pass
::
Pass (v. t.) To make, as a
thrust,
punto,
etc..
Persecute
::
Persecute
(v. t.) To
pursue
in a
manner
to
injure,
grieve,
or
afflict;
to beset with
cruelty
or
malignity;
to
harass;
especially,
to
afflict,
harass,
punish,
or put to
death,
for
adherence
to a
particular
religious
creed or mode of
worship..
Mosquito
::
Mosquito
(n.) Any one of
various
species
of gnats of the genus Culex and
allied
genera.
The
females
have a
proboscis
containing,
within
the
sheathlike
labium,
six fine,
sharp,
needlelike
organs
with which they
puncture
the skin of man and
animals
to suck the
blood.
These
bites,
when
numerous,
cause,
in many
persons,
considerable
irritation
and
swelling,
with some pain. The
larvae
and
pupae,
called
wigglers,
are
aquatic..
Dipropargyl
::
Dipropargyl
(n.) A
pungent,
mobile,
volatile
liquid,
C6H6,
produced
artificially
from
certain
allyl
derivatives.
Though
isomeric
with
benzine,
it is very
different
in its
chemical
relations.
Called
also
dipropinyl..
Retribution
::
Retribution
(n.) That which is given in
repayment
or
compensation;
return
suitable
to the
merits
or
deserts
of, as an
action;
commonly,
condign
punishment
for evil or
wrong..
Dispunishable
::
Dispunishable
(a.)
Without
penal
restraint;
not
punishable.
Zax
::
Zax (n.) A tool for
trimming
and
puncturing
roofing
slates.
Horse-radish
::
Horse-radish
(n.) A plant of the genus
Nasturtium
(N.
Armoracia),
allied
to
scurvy
grass,
having
a root of a
pungent
taste,
much used, when
grated,
as a
condiment
and in
medicine..
Stake
::
Stake (v. t.) A small anvil
usually
furnished
with a tang to enter a hole in a bench top, -- used by
tinsmiths,
blacksmiths,
etc., for light work,
punching
upon, etc..
Cultrivorous
::
Cultrivorous
(a.)
Devouring
knives;
swallowing,
or
pretending
to
swallow,
knives;
--
applied
to
persons
who have
swallowed,
or have
seemed
to
swallow,
knives
with
impunity..
Tun
::
Tun (n.) A large cask; an
oblong
vessel
bulging
in the
middle,
like a pipe or
puncheon,
and girt with
hoops;
a wine
cask..
Chlorpicrin
::
Chlorpicrin
(n.) A
heavy,
colorless
liquid,
CCl3.NO2,
of a
strong
pungent
odor,
obtained
by
subjecting
picric
acid to the
action
of
chlorine..
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