What is another word for wellerism?
Pronunciation: [wˈɛləɹˌɪzəm] (IPA) 
A "wellerism" is a form of humor in which a witty or clever saying is attributed to a character and then repeated with slight variations. As such, synonyms for "wellerism" might include "wiseacreism," "quipsterism," or "aphorism." Other related terms might include "one-liner," "bon mot," or "repartee." Although "wellerism" is often associated with the works of Charles Dickens, particularly through his character Sam Weller, the form of humor has a long history and can be found in literary works and oral traditions from all over the world. Whether in written or spoken form, a wellerism is sure to bring a smile to the listener's face.
