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punster's Usage Examples:

beloved Brunhilda (350 pounds of loveliness), Milkman, Carmen Monoxide (the punster who would later run for president), Max Korfendigas (the drunken golf pro).

An inveterate punster (defining a pun as "the odor given off by a decaying mind"), he was a favorite.

"brilliantly sexy poems" and singled out Essbaum as "contemporary poetry’s best punster, a skill evidenced within "Triptych".

Excelling as a punster and end-man propounder of conundrums, in 1854 he was a member of Charley.

Dawes quipped, "I know that I will be the target of my punster friends.

Johan Zoffany”, The Art Bulletin, 69/1 (1987) Michael Watson, “Zoffany as punster and prankster: some comments on his David with the head of Goliath”, National.

He is also a story-teller, poet-quoter, myth-maker, punster, ironic etymologizer, and intellectually scrupulous.

Denning is an inveterate punster who frequently uses humor to get points across.

Art, an incorrigible punster, affectionately referred to the out-of-print section as "Moldy Dickens".

A sly punster and a master of double-entendre, longtime listeners knew that Montana-born.

instrumental score which is more wearisome than the conversation of an inveterate punster, and more noisy than the melodrame which accompanies the knockabout business.

A gifted punster, Owens became known for his surrealistic humor.

Shakespeare"s "quibbles" have made him a noted punster.

Synonyms:

humourist, humorist,