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Definition of one-liner in English: one-linernoun informal A short joke or witty remark. 〈非正式〉（单句的）笑话，俏皮话，打趣的话 Example sentencesExamples - Although I did wonder whether they might have exchanged some witty one-liners.
- I've always tried to defuse situations with a one-liner, quip, or smile.
- Has anything inspired the oft-dubbed king of the one-liner to create a corking new joke recently?
- This becomes a running gag, along with plenty of witty and clever one-liners.
- There is a smooth flow of jokes, some nice one-liners, the sort to send the masses giggling away.
- Instead of long explanatory diatribes on the reason for doing, or being, it spits out witty one-liners that cut the legs off apathy.
- An astute mixture of laughter and tears, the screenplay constantly pulls back from the edge of outright sentimentality with a sarcastic one-liner or a cheeky remark.
- Occasionally, Alex and Emma manages to throw out a witty one-liner and there are isolated occasions when the romantic elements show signs of life.
- There are sight gags a plenty, and some great one-liners and verbal repartee.
- He was warm, witty and faced each day armed with a brace of one-liners and a trademark cheeky grin.
- Given that he has roughly the same access to each event as his readers, Smith relies heavily upon the witty one-liner which encapsulates the experience for his reader.
- In between is again a lot of action and witty one-liners thrown in.
- This premise sort of sets up many of the one-liners and jokes that permeate the film.
- All this is done with a wink and a smile, lots of witty one-liners and a backdrop of upbeat music.
- It depends on one-liners and historical in-jokes that take a great deal of energy to follow.
- Not just bytes, she is besotted by witty one-liners and mushy expressions, phrases.
- Like the violent cinema of China and Japan, there were no quips, no one-liners, no rise in a trumpets or hugs whenever someone died.
- As a result, emails from men tend to be short, and are often one-liners.
- Some people start with a one-liner or a joke, I personally like short stories that in a simple way say something about the speaker, or the topic, or sometimes both at the same time.
- The script must remain kiddie friendly, as well as laying down witty one-liners for the growns.
Synonyms joke, witticism, funny remark, witty remark, jest, quip, pun, sally, pleasantry, epigram, aphorism
Definition of one-liner in US English: one-linernounˈˌwən ˈlīnərˈˌwən ˈlaɪnər informal A short joke or witty remark. 〈非正式〉（单句的）笑话，俏皮话，打趣的话 Example sentencesExamples - This premise sort of sets up many of the one-liners and jokes that permeate the film.
- He was warm, witty and faced each day armed with a brace of one-liners and a trademark cheeky grin.
- There are sight gags a plenty, and some great one-liners and verbal repartee.
- Some people start with a one-liner or a joke, I personally like short stories that in a simple way say something about the speaker, or the topic, or sometimes both at the same time.
- As a result, emails from men tend to be short, and are often one-liners.
- Given that he has roughly the same access to each event as his readers, Smith relies heavily upon the witty one-liner which encapsulates the experience for his reader.
- Occasionally, Alex and Emma manages to throw out a witty one-liner and there are isolated occasions when the romantic elements show signs of life.
- It depends on one-liners and historical in-jokes that take a great deal of energy to follow.
- In between is again a lot of action and witty one-liners thrown in.
- This becomes a running gag, along with plenty of witty and clever one-liners.
- The script must remain kiddie friendly, as well as laying down witty one-liners for the growns.
- All this is done with a wink and a smile, lots of witty one-liners and a backdrop of upbeat music.
- Not just bytes, she is besotted by witty one-liners and mushy expressions, phrases.
- Instead of long explanatory diatribes on the reason for doing, or being, it spits out witty one-liners that cut the legs off apathy.
- Although I did wonder whether they might have exchanged some witty one-liners.
- An astute mixture of laughter and tears, the screenplay constantly pulls back from the edge of outright sentimentality with a sarcastic one-liner or a cheeky remark.
- I've always tried to defuse situations with a one-liner, quip, or smile.
- Has anything inspired the oft-dubbed king of the one-liner to create a corking new joke recently?
- There is a smooth flow of jokes, some nice one-liners, the sort to send the masses giggling away.
- Like the violent cinema of China and Japan, there were no quips, no one-liners, no rise in a trumpets or hugs whenever someone died.
Synonyms joke, witticism, funny remark, witty remark, jest, quip, pun, sally, pleasantry, epigram, aphorism
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