witticism

She is known for her clever witticisms.

His witticism brought laughter to the room.

The comedian's witticisms kept the audience entertained.

He always has a witty witticism ready for any situation.

Her witticism added a touch of humor to the conversation.

The author's book is filled with clever witticisms.

The politician's witticism was well-received by the audience.

She has a talent for coming up with witty witticisms on the spot.

His witticism lightened the mood in the room.

The comedian is known for his quick-witted witticisms.

Krakens! Conseil shot back, finishing his word without wincing at his companion's witticism.

Griff rounded on him. " Unless you can cut this fog with your next witticism, keep it to yourself" .

That is apt and amusing. I think I shall share that with Amy Farrah Fowler. She'll appreciate the witticism. Thank you.

He who practices such witticisms is called a practical joker.

" I am not in the mood for fencing with blunt witticisms just now" .

She condescended to laugh at my witticisms and display an interest in my stories.

He recognized the current witticism of the year as it issued stridently from one of the pairs at his elbow.

I'm not trying to be pushy, but I'm really not understanding why you aren't responding positively to my charming witticisms.

In Mark Twain, this suggestion would have taken rank among his best witticisms; in Grant it was a measure of simplicity not singular.

At a recent preview it was dreamlike, filled with the kind of complex harmonies, witticisms and internal rhymes that Sondheim is known for.