Definition of punny in English:

punny

adjectivepunniest, punnier ˈpʌniˈpəni

Consisting of or containing a pun or puns.
a predictably punny headline
Example sentencesExamples
- The game's features include lovely graphics, challenging puzzles, and punny jokes.
- A few of the punny punchlines are as groan-worthy as those they critique.
- I only mentioned the cricket so that I could use the punny blog title.
- Your average reader wants the punny headline.
- I don't remember what punny nickname we gave her.
- If there's anything better than a punny dad joke, it's a number of them rattled off in hyper-quick succession.
- The fiberglass statues were transformed by artists into whimsical creatures with punny names.
- He cast himself as a gravelly-voiced action hero, complete with awesome karate skills and punny catch-phrases that he doesn't quite understand.
- The humor is punny and aimed at both children and adults.
- Underneath the punny headline is a classic tabloid tale.

Definition of punny in US English:

punny

adjectiveˈpənēˈpəni

Consisting of or containing a pun or puns.
a predictably punny headline
Example sentencesExamples
- A few of the punny punchlines are as groan-worthy as those they critique.
- I don't remember what punny nickname we gave her.
- The game's features include lovely graphics, challenging puzzles, and punny jokes.
- He cast himself as a gravelly-voiced action hero, complete with awesome karate skills and punny catch-phrases that he doesn't quite understand.
- The humor is punny and aimed at both children and adults.
- I only mentioned the cricket so that I could use the punny blog title.
- Underneath the punny headline is a classic tabloid tale.
- The fiberglass statues were transformed by artists into whimsical creatures with punny names.
- If there's anything better than a punny dad joke, it's a number of them rattled off in hyper-quick succession.
- Your average reader wants the punny headline.

单词	punny
释义	Definition of punny in English: punny adjectivepunniest, punnier ˈpʌniˈpəni Consisting of or containing a pun or puns. a predictably punny headline Example sentencesExamples The game's features include lovely graphics, challenging puzzles, and punny jokes. A few of the punny punchlines are as groan-worthy as those they critique. I only mentioned the cricket so that I could use the punny blog title. Your average reader wants the punny headline. I don't remember what punny nickname we gave her. If there's anything better than a punny dad joke, it's a number of them rattled off in hyper-quick succession. The fiberglass statues were transformed by artists into whimsical creatures with punny names. He cast himself as a gravelly-voiced action hero, complete with awesome karate skills and punny catch-phrases that he doesn't quite understand. The humor is punny and aimed at both children and adults. Underneath the punny headline is a classic tabloid tale. Definition of punny in US English: punny adjectiveˈpənēˈpəni Consisting of or containing a pun or puns. a predictably punny headline Example sentencesExamples A few of the punny punchlines are as groan-worthy as those they critique. I don't remember what punny nickname we gave her. The game's features include lovely graphics, challenging puzzles, and punny jokes. He cast himself as a gravelly-voiced action hero, complete with awesome karate skills and punny catch-phrases that he doesn't quite understand. The humor is punny and aimed at both children and adults. I only mentioned the cricket so that I could use the punny blog title. Underneath the punny headline is a classic tabloid tale. The fiberglass statues were transformed by artists into whimsical creatures with punny names. If there's anything better than a punny dad joke, it's a number of them rattled off in hyper-quick succession. Your average reader wants the punny headline.
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