JOKE OF THE WEEK

THE JOKE - A fly without wings

QUESTION: What do you call a fly without wings?

ANSWER: A walk.


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VOCABULARY

Fly (noun) – a common black insect that is attracted to faecal matter and rubbish.
Wings (noun) – A pair of limbs that birds and insects use to fly

WHY IS IT FUNNY?

It is playing on the double meaning of fly as a verb (to travel without touching the ground) and fly the noun (the insect). If a fly cannot travel through the air using its wings then it must travel along the ground walking. The joke then changes the fly’s name to a walk.


QUESTION: Have you ever seen a weird animal, as a fly without wings?
 

Retrieved from Woodward English

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