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Theater

David 28 December 2016

I once did a theatrical performance about puns. It was a Idiom taken literally literal theatrical performance A play (theatrical work) that involves puns and wordplay. figurative wordplay (idiomatic) The common phrase meaning cleverly humorous use of words or language. The phrase 'play on words' is a fixed idiom for puns/wordplay, but here it's resolved literally as an actual theatrical play that happens to be about words. .

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