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• Wordplay
  ...ic special effect beyond ordinary communication" or, in brief, verbal wit. Wordplay, like language itself, is complex—it can take many forms (puns, puzzles, The topical classification of wordplay in this article can only hint at its complexity.
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• Wordplay/Approval
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• Wordplay/Definition
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• Wordplay/Related Articles
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• Ogden Nash/Related Articles
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• Syllable/Related Articles
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• Word game
  ...are not necessarily; for example, [[Scrabble]] Slam does not use a board. Wordplay is often classified with word games. One of the first known instances of wordplay is the so-called Sator Square. This was found in an inscription in [[Hercul
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• Wordplay/Related Articles
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• Pangram/Related Articles
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• Humour
  ...ge the joke is given in, but also its context, social reference, and any [[wordplay|plays on words]] jokes based on word play often do not translate well, if a
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• GNU
  ...ichard Stallman is an accomplished programmer and [[hacker]] himself; this wordplay in GNU's naming fits his personality perfectly.
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• Wordplay
  ...ic special effect beyond ordinary communication" or, in brief, verbal wit. Wordplay, like language itself, is complex—it can take many forms (puns, puzzles, The topical classification of wordplay in this article can only hint at its complexity.
  11 KB (1,491 words) - 10:28, 8 November 2009
• Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
  ...[[English language]] [[dictionary]]. This 45-letter word, referred to by [[wordplay|logologists]] as "P45"<ref name="wordways"> http://www.wordways.com/biggest
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• Syllable
  *[[Speech error]]s and [[wordplay]] seem to keep respect the position of segments within the syllable; e.g. '
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• O. Henry
  ...rticular form to a literary art form. His stories are known for their wit, wordplay, characterization, and the clever use of twist endings.
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• Asperger's syndrome
  ...tapositions. This can develop into a rare gift for humor (especially puns, wordplay, doggerel and satire). A potential source of humor is the eventual realizat
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