punster उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Charming, attractive, witty widow, well-read,-spoken,-traveled, punster, puzzle solver, museum lover, aspiring writer, tennis player, seeks tall, sophisticated man 70-75.
2. An inveterate punster ( defining a pun as " the odor given off by a decaying mind " ), he was a favorite guest at science fiction conventions and friend to many fans, especially in Southern California.
3. So I checked into the Tides Inn, not an inn at all, but a 1960s vintage motel on the bay, whose original owner, like so many motel owners, must have fancied himself an inspired punster.
4. Reading over his collection of election night losses, it sometimes seems Kelly has been more useful to headline writers and punsters, who have played off every angle of his tap-dancing namesake to lighten up his fruitless tally.
5. But whereas MacNee's Steed was an unflappable punster with a permanently arched eyebrow and a slightly over-the-top style, Fiennes'Steed will be more the product of hundreds of years of English breeding and tradition.
6. :: : : : The bit about overexposure ties in well with what I was saying, and Jack's comments about the Australian press reminded me of a very vamous punster in U . S . media, Chris Berman.
7. Murray Foster, 30, the most unrepentant punster of the group, appreciates an audience that can pick up in-jokes, whether the " in " is cultural, political or simply about the band, which revels in self-reference.
8. The dodo is said to be a stand-in for the author, whose real name was the Rev . Charles Lutwidge Dodgson; a stutterer ( and an irrepressible punster ), he supposedly introduced himself as " Do-do-Dodgson ."
9. An inveterate punster, Moore has a tendency to be clever at her own expense; the best work in her first collection, " Self-Help, " were those stories that averted over-the-top humor for a darker, more certain viewpoint.
10. Originally called " Kalte ende "-- German for " cold end " of a meal or a feast-- jolly punsters at some point took to labeling the mix " Kalte ente, " German for " cold duck, " and a legend of sorts was born.