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A pun is a joke that plays on a word with more than one meaning, or on words that sound alike. For example, “I used to hate facial hair, but then it grew on me” works because “grew on me” can mean hair growing and also learning to like something.

A pun is a technique: wordplay built on double meanings or sound-alikes. A dad joke is a style: a clean, groan-worthy joke told with a straight face. Most dad jokes are puns, but not every pun is a dad joke.

Yes. Every pun here is written to be family-friendly, so you can use them in classrooms, workplace chats, greeting cards and social posts.

Yes. Every topic, from pizza puns to scarecrow puns, has its own page, and every single pun has its own page and permanent link too. Topic pages are also grouped into 28 collections, so you can browse 30 or more related puns in one place.

Tap the heart to like a pun. Copying, captioning or sharing a pun counts as a use. You can like a pun once, and repeat copies from the same visitor within ten minutes count once. Every page can be sorted by Most liked, Most copied or Trending this week, and the Popular section on the home page shows the current leaders. No account is needed.

Type a topic like pizza or money into the search box, filter by category, or pick a Great for option to narrow things down to classroom, work chat, parties and cards, or social captions.

Yes. Press Copy for plain text, or Caption to copy the pun with matching hashtags, ready to paste into a post. Share opens your device's share sheet when your browser supports it.

Tap Save to keep a pun on your device, or the heart to like it publicly. Saved puns are stored in your browser, so they are there when you come back. Open Saved in the header to copy them all at once.