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Noun — Clever or humorous use of words, such as puns or double meanings.

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Etymology

A straightforward combination of "word" and "play."

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What does “wordplay” mean?

The word “wordplay” means clever or humorous use of words, such as puns or double meanings. In plain terms, playing around with words for wit or humor — puns, double meanings, and the like.

How do you use “wordplay” in a sentence?

Here is “wordplay” used in a sentence: “The comedian's routine was full of clever wordplay.”

What is another word for “wordplay”?

Words with a similar meaning to “wordplay” include joke.

What part of speech is “wordplay”?

“Wordplay” is a noun.

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