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Sarcasm

Sarcasm is often cutting or harsh comments used as a taunt. It is usually closely related to irony, but used in a mocking way. Sarcasm can be used as a form of humor, but it would depend heavily on the tone in which it was delivered. Whereas situations can be ironic, only people can be sarcastic.

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