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Chet Meek's Page of Puns,

... word plays, catchy phrases, and other foolishness.

This page is now posted in five parts: A, B, C, D and E; and its little brothers are versions 2, 3 etc. They are approximately the same size, each, and hold about 1/5th of what the original PUNS file held. Please load only one part today. Then, you can come back another day for another piece. Thanks.    - Chet.

Go to Puns Version 1 - Part A.
Go to Puns Version 1 - Part B.
Go to Puns Version 1 - Part C.
Go to Puns Version 1 - Part D.
Go to Puns Version 1 - Part E.

Go to Puns - Version 2.

Go to Puns - Version 3.

Go to Puns - Version 4.

Go to Puns - Version 5.
 
 

..... Go to Other Pun Pages.
..... Go to Word Origins, Slang Meanings, Word Play Websites, etc.
 
 

Other Pun Pages:

• "Pun ME was developed as a clean, simple and easy to use website filled to the brim with funny puns and one liners."
• It was suggested by George Lucas--no, not that George Lucas. :) Thanks, George. Lots of fun here.
  

•  Lots of names for groups of items [called Collective Nouns] are hosted by ojo. Great fun!

• Simon Champion's Bad Puns page. Lots of good stuff: all good clean family fun.

• There's lots of fun at Pun of the Day.

• Bonnie Neubauer posts the Punny Costumes Guessing Game (word plays), the Write-Brain Workbook, other books with tips on writing, and lots of fun stuff. Thanks, Bonnie.

• Google "Word Plays Puns" [without the quotation marks] or hit this ready-made link to Google Search to see a tonne of links to pun and word play pages.

Word Origins, Meanings and Origins of Slang or Idiomatic Words and Phrases, Word Games, Fun with Words, etc.

• Pun - Wikipedia definition, examples, etc. Definition of "pun" from Dictionary.com. Definitions of "pun" and "word play" from About.com
  

• World Wide Words by Michael B. Quinion deals mainly with word origins, has several sections and distributes a free weekly mailing list. Details are at the entry page above.

• A Word A Day (AWAD) is a mailing list which delivers a word and its definition every day to your in-box. It also provides a robot to whom you can send words, and which returns you the definition. The FAQ is well organized and very informative.

• Richard Lederer's Verbivore. From his entry page - "Welcome to the web site woven for wordaholics, logolepts, and verbivores. Carnivores eat meat; herbivores eat plants and vegetables; verbivores devour words. If you are heels over head (as well as head over heels) in love with words, tarry here awhile to graze or, perhaps, feast on the English language."

• Bartlett's Dictionary of Familiar Quotations, by Project Bartleby.

• OneLook Reverse Dictionary is a ton of fun. You supply the definition or concept, and it returns the word. You can use filters and wild cards to get words of a certain length or containing certain letters: great fun for crossword puzzle fans.

• Links for Word-lovers at the All Words website.
  

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