punster's Usage Examples:

Yale faculty, described him as a quiet, self-contained man—and a master punster.

beloved Brunhilda (350 pounds of loveliness), Milkman, Carmen Monoxide (the punster who would later run for president), Max Korfendigas (the drunken golf pro).

Shakespeare's "quibbles" have made him a noted punster.

A gifted punster, Owens became known for his surrealistic humor.

"brilliantly sexy poems" and singled out Essbaum as "contemporary poetry’s best punster, a skill evidenced within 'Triptych'.

Dawes quipped, "I know that I will be the target of my punster friends.

A sly punster and a master of double-entendre, longtime listeners knew that Montana-born.

Johan Zoffany”, The Art Bulletin, 69/1 (1987) Michael Watson, “Zoffany as punster and prankster: some comments on his David with the head of Goliath”, National.

Excelling as a punster and end-man propounder of conundrums, in 1854 he was a member of Charley.

instrumental score which is more wearisome than the conversation of an inveterate punster, and more noisy than the melodrame which accompanies the knockabout business.

Patricia's husband, Annette and Alden's father, astronomer, teacher, punster and friend: Clyde W.

Art, an incorrigible punster, affectionately referred to the out-of-print section as "Moldy Dickens".

Denning is an inveterate punster who frequently uses humor to get points across.

An inveterate punster (defining a pun as "the odor given off by a decaying mind"), he was a favorite.

Synonyms:

humourist; humorist;