Definition of punnic in English:

punnic

adjective ˈpʌnɪk

rare

Early 18th century. From pun + -ic, probably originally punningly after Punic and its etymon classical Latin Pūnicus.

adjectiveˈpʌnɪk

rare

Early 18th century. From pun + -ic, probably originally punningly after Punic and its etymon classical Latin Pūnicus.

词汇	punnic
释义	Definition of punnic in English: punnic adjective ˈpʌnɪk rare Involving, relating to, or characterized by puns or punning. Origin Early 18th century. From pun + -ic, probably originally punningly after Punic and its etymon classical Latin Pūnicus. Definition of punnic in US English: punnic adjectiveˈpʌnɪk rare Involving, relating to, or characterized by puns or punning. Origin Early 18th century. From pun + -ic, probably originally punningly after Punic and its etymon classical Latin Pūnicus.
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