Dry Humour is a kind of wit or humor that is delivered in a subtle and sarcastic way. It typically involves saying things that are intentionally amusing but understated, often catching people off guard with its cleverness. It can be a bit tricky to identify because it relies heavily on wordplay, irony, and deadpan delivery.
Examples:
1. During a conversation about the weather:
Person A: “I love how it’s so sunny and warm outside.”
Person B: “Yes, the weather is absolutely scorching. I’m delighted to have melted three times already.”
2. In response to someone bragging about their browser loading speed:
Person A: “My browser is lightning fast, it loads in a blink of an eye.”
Person B: “Oh, mine is even faster, it loads before I even think about opening it.”
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