play on words

The name of the show is a play on words.

But that is a play on words, not a legal argument.

It expresses a similar idea without the play on words.

Not understanding the language, you'd miss a beautiful play on words.

Such, at least, is the suggestion of that play on words.

Other than for plays on words, these jokes are usually international.

Well, this one is a tad bit of a play on words.

The title is a play on words relating to care in the community.

The name was chosen because of its simplicity and play on words.

But most of all, children laugh at jokes that are a play on words.

In 1961 the prize took its present name, which involves a play on words.

"Some things are really cool in French, new little plays on words," she said.

Booth also notes the author's play on words in lines 3-4.

I said this lightly, as if it were merely a play on words.

While some people were amused by the play on words, Starbucks was not.

The play on words brought a bemused expression to his face.

It is not just a play on words but a real hope that must materialise.

He was always nonplussed by his own plays on words.

This is not just a play on words but the logic of European development prompted by life itself.

It is also possible that the three monkeys came from a more central root than a play on words.

The manufacturer says the ad is nothing but a clever play on words.

It's a fine shop despite the unfortunate play on words represented by the name.

Laughter rippled through the group as they caught the play on words.

I opted for the couch, ignoring the possible play on words.

It was a little joke, a play on words.