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| short description of an event or something that happened (story) |
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short saying, stating a truth, observation
Benjamin Franklin |
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| word or phrrase that applies to another phrase (Washington, our president) |
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| original model from which others are based (first model) |
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| instructive (like teaching) |
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| excessive pride or self confidence |
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| Placing side by side for comparison |
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| When one noun or phrase is used to replace another, such as using "poet" instead of "William Shakespeare" |
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| Strong ironic understatement |
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| When a character is speaking to one who is dead or something that cannot respond |
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| another term for tragic flaw |
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| noun used to replace a larger whole |
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| repeated idea, pattern, image, or theme |
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| chaotic, formless use of satire. Ridicules everything |
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