Definition of punnable in English:

punnable

(also punable)

adjective ˈpʌnəbl

Of a word or name: on which puns can be made; suitable as a subject for punning.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Theodore Hook (1788–1841), writer and hoaxer. From pun + -able.

(also punable)

adjectiveˈpʌnəbl

Of a word or name: on which puns can be made; suitable as a subject for punning.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Theodore Hook (1788–1841), writer and hoaxer. From pun + -able.

词汇	punnable
释义	Definition of punnable in English: punnable (also punable) adjective ˈpʌnəbl Of a word or name: on which puns can be made; suitable as a subject for punning. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Theodore Hook (1788–1841), writer and hoaxer. From pun + -able. Definition of punnable in US English: punnable (also punable) adjectiveˈpʌnəbl Of a word or name: on which puns can be made; suitable as a subject for punning. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Theodore Hook (1788–1841), writer and hoaxer. From pun + -able.
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