Witty insults

Answer:

ZINGS

Hint:

Think of sharp, verbal arrows often delivered in comedic roasts or rapid-fire banter—these bite-sized comebacks pack a punch.

Explanation:

"Witty insults" points to "zings" because the word describes sharp, clever remarks meant to sting. It’s often used when someone delivers a quick, biting comeback—like a verbal jab that lands perfectly. The term also plays on the idea of something "zinging" through the air, reinforcing the speed and precision of the insult. Think of sitcom roasts or playful banter where the best lines leave a mark.

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