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punster

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pun·ster  (pnstr)
n.
A maker of puns.

punster [ˈpʌnstə]
n
(Literary & Literary Critical Terms) a person who is fond of making puns, esp one who makes a tedious habit of this
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Noun1.punster - someone overly fond of making puns
humorist, humourist - someone who acts speaks or writes in an amusing way
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punster [ˈpʌnstəʳ] Npersona f aficionada a los juegos de palabras, equivoquista mf
punster
n he is a brilliant punsterer versteht es hervorragend, Wortspiele zu machen


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