Pun- “I have Che Guevara on my ‘change purse.” Also note, irony.
Double Entendre- “As a humor tool, it stands erect in the English language.” –Uncyclopedia.org
Simile- “He was grinnin’ like a possum eatin’ wasps.” –Viv/Meg D
Metaphor- "Your mom's a station wagon."
Analogy- “Guys, well they’re sorta like a bottle rocket.” –Jeff Foxworthy
Zeugma- Michael Phelps earned a new Olympic record and Cecilia’s heart.
Apposition- Chloe, possibly the laziest person in the class, had a lot of fun with these examples
Hyperbole- "There must have been about a million bees on my sister's swingset." -Somethingawful.com
Understatement- The Russian Revolution was a mild capitalism retardant.
Euphanism- "Your daughter’s 'finding Nemo, 'ya-yaing the sisterhood.'" –[H]ouse
Allusion- “English, you’ll be good at it! AAAARRRRRGH!” -Powerthirst
Polysyndeton- We biked and sat and stargazed and spoke and didn’t get caught by the cops.
Anadiplosis- “History passed into memory, memory faded with time, and time ceased to matter.” – Matt/Chloe’s best transition sentence ever
Chiasmus- I used to have a lot of space and no wife, now I have no space and a lot of wife.
Exclamation- As waited patiently in ACME — Jiminy! What a scare! — teenage hooligans jumped over baskets.
Rhyme- Purple nurple. Just rhymed the ‘unrhymable.’
Rhetorical Question- Why would you even think of something like that?!
The Grotesque- The Phantom of the Opera
Anachronism- "I am the girl anachronism." -Amanda Palmer
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