punster

• There was once an old fox-hunting squire whose ambition was to be known as a punster. —  The Reminiscences Of Sir Henry Hawkins (Baron Brampton)
• This was not an evil to be cured by the accession of our Scottish James, whose qualifications as a punster were at least equal to his boasted king-craft. —  The Dramatic Works of John Dryden Vol. I
• I've come to feel about spector [sic] the way the punster (iirc) feels about liarman …. tho 'liarman will forever remain on the "not fit to be a human being" list as well. —  Firedoglake
• In my crowd, this means that for the next 15 minutes, everyone will try and one up the punster, and there will be no getting out alive. —  January Magazine
• Moore further etches out his version of Bond as a lethal punster-cum-foppish action hero to enjoyable effect. —  Filmcritic.com Movie Reviews

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