This kind of type punning is more dangerous than most.

Type punning is another example of such an "escape" feature.

Some of the dishes are relatively straightforward, with no visual punning.

And the dance ends with a wonderfully inventive little bit of physical punning.

One classic example of type punning is found in the Berkeley sockets interface.

The rigorous practice of punning has now become de rigueur for headline writers.

So begins the drama, as well as the egregious punning.

The punning by Anthony Quinn is a different matter.

At times the punning is off-putting, but mostly the expedition is invigorating.

Mr. Loukos said such punning had nothing directly to do with the ballet's content.

It was in the early 1990s when Lucas began using furniture as a substitute for the human body, usually with crude genital punning.

Boar charges are also often used in canting (heraldic punning).

- but you'll be guilty of misleading punning.

Not all the punning on Snow's name will be based on ice crystals formed from water vapor.

The origin of this marriage lies probably in the punning of 'Deva-sena-pati'.

"Bother you and your punning," fumed the Knight angrily.

The indulgence in dreadful wordplay and childish punning is unrestrained.

This business of punning was infectious.

For instance, there is lots of visual punning and allusions to kitsch and popular culture.

With no visuals, the narrator's elaborate punning compared bureaucratic affairs to the struggle for survival in nature.

Let the punning begin: "The Full Monty" is coming to Broadway.

Occasionally Hirsch's punning seems a bit groany, but his enthusiasm leavens the tone.

The charm of this whimsical narrative lies not only in its truth-telling metaphors and clever punning.

Each had a nose for irreverence, and everything was a potential target of their social satire and egregious punning.

About time he learned that that kind of complicated punning was not amusing to most people - people past twenty-five or so, anyway.

Hood ever have believed I could pun like this, dead trunk?

They would have to pun off and hide-and that might not be enough, this time.

It is, to pun badly, a mating of the minds.

"I know his advice will pun us through somehow."

His novels bear titles that pun on other famous works.

"Somebody would say something and she would pun on it.

Estelle got in her pose, and asked you to pun the buzzer.

Cecily Brown's photographs often pun on conventional portrayals of male artists.

In two days, you've not only mastered our language, but learned to pun in it."

"I think you're waiting for your gyppo friends to pun you out of this.

You can't pun in them at all!

At the Jefferson Memorial, Henry asked the driver to pun over.

He would pun thee into shivers with his fist, as a sailor breaks a biscuit.

"Do you like people who pun?"

Frost liked to pun on his name, calling his satire "frostbite."

If we can judge from the Cobbler (shoemaker), the Commoners like to pun and play.

Most of the other young Fellows were dyed-in-the-tweed intellectuals who liked to pun in Greek.

They take a name whose initials are the same as their own or they occasionally pun on the meaning of their names.

Ludmila said, "May I fly another mission before we pun back?

How will you pun?

She can pun in every language there is, including COBOL.

You'll rhyme and woo, and fight and joke, Perhaps you'll pun!

Let me recommend the names of ten-pin bowling teams, which often pun on strike, split , or pin .

The Coordinator smiled gently, "I have never heard you pun before, Susan, but you are correct.

Father loves to pun, his mother said, her tone amused so Rojer realized that he hadn't embarrassed her.