Converse of object

• use: As well as myth, he uses wordplay to positive effect in some poems.

• see: TOYS AFTER ) An interesting double anagram, wordplay rarely seen.

• leave: Okay, I'll leave the alliterative wordplay to the true lyrical geniuses.

• enjoy: It isn't only the general public of Dublin who enjoy wordplay.

• involve: Their range, as musicians, is expanding and their lyrics, sadly under appreciated by many fans, continue to involve complex wordplays.

Adjective modifier

• clever: Again, the vocals of Stephen Patrick Morrissey are crystal clear, playful with lots of clever wordplay lyrically.

• witty: Something for everyone A mix of very witty wordplay, physical comedy and musical sketches, the Revue really offers something for everyone.

• alliterative: Okay, I'll leave the alliterative wordplay to the true lyrical geniuses.

• intricate: His early pieces were mostly concerned with intricate wordplay, which is all very clever but quite annoying after a while.

• comic: Special mention indeed for her delightful rendition of the comic wordplay of Hurry, It's Lovely Up Here.

• smart: It was all joy and exceedingly smart wordplay from him.

Modifies a noun

• ..: Number puzzles, word search puzzles, Sudoku, wordplay...

• article: Visit our wordplay articles index; there's something for everyone!

• joke: Puns, one-liners, spoonerisms, and every kind of wordplay joke.