| Definition | Word | Group |
| A piece of writing in sentences and paragraphs | |
| The artistic expression of the human mind in emotional and rhythmical language | |
| The way you hold your body | |
| When the muscles are loose | |
| Often used in Elizabethan England. When a world has two or more meanings and is used to create humour. eg. I used to be a ballet dancer but it was tu tu hard. | |
| When a word sounds like the noise it makes. eg. BANG! | |
| When the first letter (consonant) of a word is the same as several others eg. Big Battering Bulldozers | |
| | Definition | Word | Group |
| When a word/phrase is set in opposition to another and the ambiguity is used to a witty effect. | |
| When a word/phrase is made to stand out to create meaning and interest, | |
| An indirect comparison. eg. He is as brave as a lion in battle | |
| A direct comparision. eg. The night is a black curtain | |
| When an inanimate object is given human quality. eg. the rose was weeping | |
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