word play

We were getting into word play, and I was not in the mood for games.

How common is word play in the languages that you speak?

A good way to think of poetry is to consider it word play.

Word play is made on each of their names, and they are executed.

This caused me great trouble, for it seemed mere word play.

"Commander, I did not come here to engage in word play."

A constant element has been word play, including the characters' names.

However, sports such as swimming, bowling, and golf do not use the word play.

This isn't just word play; there is a real similarity in the problems facing the two institutions.

It isn't likely that the static production in Madison will spread the word play.

She also wanted to push past games of luck, trivia or word play.

As a group the artists decided to turn this accidental fall into the theme for the word play painting.

Thus "who shall save his people from their sins" can be considered word play on Jesus' name.

Word play and other figures of speech are translated to appropriate forms found in Russian.

Most of the humour is based on word play and the ludicrous ideas which are presented.

Mind rhyme is often a form of word play.

Even as the games began to abandon their original formula, this word play was still retained.

Word play is common, where double and even triple meanings may be implied.

Numbers are mere supporting players to the rapid-fire word play.

He rolled his eyes upward to disparage my word play.

But, if you'll forgive the word play, the theory doesn't hold water."

There is word play: many monologues but no credited writer.

It is a word play on copyright, copyleft and copy center.

There was significant word play in this movie, some of it is based on the "pineapple bun".

Eric Overmyer's comedy could be described as a word play.