The German term for a neurologically inadvertent use of puns is called witzelsucht.
It may result from a frontal lobe brain injury and may be accompanied by other serious behavioral quirks, and conversely an inability to appreciate some forms of humor.
The use of puns, common in comedy writing, is called malapropism. The term comes from a 1775 play by Richard Brinley Sheridan, called The Rivals, and the character Mrs. Malaprop. The name origin is from the French term mal à propos (inappropriate).
well you could have fun but that is not a easy way to use puns
Some terms for the excessive use of drugs without regard to accepted medical practice are: drug abuse, drug addiction, drug overdose and medication error.
Coprolalia is the medical term meaning uncontrollable use of profanity.
Writers use puns to show the characters' characteristics.Or: It's because they don't like to have to sharpen puncils.
There is no medical use for crack, no. There is a medical use for cocaine -- it is used as an anesthetic in eye surgeries -- but not crack.
The medical term for clinic is “ambulatory care center” or “polyclinic.” #Rudrikaclinic
Pseudo in the medical use means false
Nothing at all. One is the excessive use of words and the other is a medical condition.
Stigmata simply means signs in medical terms
Hydrous is the medical term meaning related to water.
Vomiting excessively means that you keep vomiting and vomiting. Here's a tip (if you are vomiting excessively): Drink water. Your body needs liquids at this time. If you're worried that you'll throw up, you won't. You can't vomit water. If you don't drink water, you'll probably need to go to the hospital to get a certain clear liquid inside your body to waken you up.
The medical term ENT is used for diseases of the ear, nose and throat