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Meaning of quips
A quip is a witty or sarcastic remark.
Etymology of quips
The word "quip" originated in the mid-16th century, derived from the Old English word "cwipian," meaning "to speak sharply" or "to utter a sharp remark."
Historically, quips were often used in literary and poetic contexts to add humor, irony, or satire to a piece of writing.
Synonyms
witty remarks
jokes
humorous comments
clever sayings
amusing observations
comical asides
facetious comments
tongue-in-cheek remarks
sarcastic comments
ironic observations
humorous quips
funny one-liners
clever comebacks
humorous ripostes
comical retorts
jests
jibes
witticisms
bon mots
epigrams
puns
double meanings
clever turns of phrase
humorous asides
comical observations
droll remarks
humorous anecdotes
amusing stories
clever wisecracks
funny quips
humorous sallies
comical witticisms
Definitions
- A quip is a clever or witty remark, often made in a humorous or sarcastic way.
- * It can also refer to a sharp or satirical comment, intended to be amusing or thought-provoking.
Usage Examples
- The comedian's quips about everyday life had the audience in stitches.
- * Her sharp quip about the politician's latest gaffe went viral on social media.
- * The writer's use of quips and witty one-liners added a lighthearted touch to the novel.
Antonyms
serious comments
solemn remarks
somber observations
gloomy predictions
dire warnings
stern admonitions
severe criticisms
harsh rebukes
disapproving comments
unfavorable reviews
negative assessments
critical evaluations
unfavorable opinions
uncomplimentary remarks
disapproving observations
stern statements
somber statements
gloomy forecasts
pessimistic predictions
dismal projections