What do puns stand for?

Pun is an English word, mainly used as verbs and nouns. When it is used as a verb, it translates into "pun, punch line; Knock (dirt, gravel, etc). ) into a ball "; When used as a noun, it is translated as a pun.

Usage:

Pun is a clever and interesting use of a word or phrase with two meanings, or a word with the same pronunciation but different meanings. For example, if someone says that "the peasants are revolting", it is a pun, because it can be interpreted as that the peasants are resisting the authority, or they are confusing the audience. Pun.

Punning is a kind of pun.

Tamp (mud, rubber, etc) into balls [British English].

Bilingual example:

He is a master of puns and puns.

He is a master of dirty puns and wisecracks.

We expect them to lend us money-no pun intended!

We expect them to lend us money-banks are unique!

He talked about slander, which may be a pun on the name of a senator.

He mentioned the word "malicious slander", which may be a pun on a senator's name.