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Topia!: Recreation: Humor: Wordplay: Puns (63)
Pun of the Day - Archive of puns in categories such as food, transportation, families, education, and work. Plus a one-liner pun every week day. The Foolish Dictionary - The online edition of the classic Gideon Wurdz book. International Save The Puns Foundation - Accepts contributions. Has pun of the day, Punster of the Year, links, and bookshelf. Chet Meek's Page of Puns - Wide-ranging list of puns and wordplay, many of which are rhetorical in nature. Gladly accepts submissions from viewers. Jest for Pun - Covers Murphy's Laws, bumper stickers, Punfucious, pick-up lines plus other groaners and one-liners. Irish Puns - Includes puns with a definitely Irish flavor. Also proverbs, blessings and prayers. Submissions accepted. Shaggy Pun Test - Involves taking a test about 100+ corruptions of phrases. Submissions are accepted. Cartoon Captions - A series of captionless cartoons. Fill in an answer, then see those supplied by Professor Zounds. Boovietoons - A series of cartoons punning various movies of the past. Pundemonium - Math, history, literature, names, politics, music, religion, science and technology all get punned. Submissions accepted. Links. Salad Speak - Numerous puns based on food. Big Puns - Covers family, law, cows, mathematics and conmen. Offers a free humor newsletter and links. Prose as Deadly Torture - Collection of puns designed to cause pain. Accepts submissions. That's So Punny - Cartoons depicting puns. Other humor involved. Some Bad Puns - Attacks boll weevils, fish, chess, neutrons and even puns themselves, to name a few. Puns for the ESL/EFL Classroom - Designed to help teachers of English as a Second Language. Also covers misuse of English. Requests submissions. Snap Puns - Distorted definitions plus punnish wordplay. Planet Mike Puns - Covers monkey cloning, Gandhi, beer, and flunking English. Lowest Form of Wit - Commentary on puns, involving Freud, Jesus and playwrights, plus links. Retarded Puns - Includes a list of punny book titles. Ike Speak - View of and commentary on the world of puns. Haw Haw Puns - Over fifty Wordplays including William Tell, Mary Poppins, Frankenstein, Transylvania, and origin of gravity and doctors. Visual Puzzle Puns - Involves graphics depicting phrases and cliches. Commentary on Puns - James Merrill's overview on punning. ESL Puns - Examples of wordplay for those learning English as a second language. Examples of Tropes in Puns - Technical analysis of paranomasia, onomatopoeia, antanaclasis and syllepsis. The Atrium - A technical, literary-oriented string of letters from viewers commenting on puns in classical Latin works. Punch Puns - Historical commentary on this famous British magazine's punning in 1841-2. Contains punnish lithographs as examples. Borg Puns - Daffynitions of "Borg" words. Fish Puns - Wordplay based on already-existing song titles, with fish as the basic theme. Symbolic Puns - Essay on visual punning and the use of symbols representing multiple mental associations. MacScouter Puns - Wordplay on Dick Whittington's cat, psychics, Beethoven, and witch doctors. Visual Pun Pieces - Pictures of ceramic models constructed to depict a pun. Visual Brain Puns - Drawings illustrating punny expressions. Periodic Table Puns - A test requiring using the imagination. Requests submissions. Homonyms Can Be "Punny" - Humor with educational value, designed primarily for kids. Tea and Buns/Puns - Whimsical wordplay on life by various women. Ringing Praise - Puns with a "bell" theme and other subjects. Finnish puns - Examples of Finnish wordplay translated into English. Hamlet's Puns - Paradoxes in Shakespeare's play with annotated index. The Pun FAQtory - Covers the history and styling of paronomasia - the art of the pun. The unofficial FAQ for the UseNet newsgroup alt.humor.puns. Hot Crossed Puns - Example: "Why won't melons elope in Las Vegas? They cantaloupe." Web English Teacher - Although designed primarily to be instructional, these puns can also be appreciated by all. Pick-up Puns - Musically-oriented wordplay with modestly sexual overtones. Steve Brooks Puns - The six-time winner of the O. Henry Pun-off World Championship offers "Inhale to the Chief", "Tex-Mexexistentialism" and "Lincoln's Texasburg Address". Richard Lederer's Verbivore - Examples of his works, analyses of language and links. Invites email and questions on the matter. Yahoo! Groups: Puns-of-the-Day - A group of 180+ punsters who swap puns. Seeks new members. JardMail Puns - Punning with a British flavor. Gulliver's Travels and its Sanskrit Puns - Demonstrates wordplay by Jonathan Swift based on Sanskrit. Author's Defense - Claims that Jonathan Swift's love of wordplay and languages is fertile ground for Sanskritic wordplay in Gulliver's Travels, including the fact that Gulliver gave permission for readers to "adjust" the story. Puns Galore - A searchable database of puns collected from the internet. Attila the Pun - Puns with an occasional international flavor. GreatestPunsOnEarth.com - Contribute your own puns or rate and review others. Visual Puns - Kid-oriented equations and plexers from Cannon Falls Home Education Association. A Dictionary of the Absurd - Compilation of a new dictionary, designed to warp English. Language Organizations - List of organizations for the hardcore punster, wordplayer and verbivore. Pun World - Random puns for your enjoyment. Gilbert DeBenedetti - Visual puns with a musical theme. Once a Pun a Time - Artistic punny drawings by Robert Paschell: "Graze Anatomy", "Mooed Ring", "Cafe Ole" and others. Foreign Puns - Wordplay from a competition wherein competitors change one letter in a familiar non-English phrase and redefine it. Pundefined.com - Daffynitions listed alphabetically, by author or by subject. Accepts contributions. Funny Definitions - A dictionary of daffynitions.
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