Wake → Wick: As in, “Half a wick” and “A rude a wickening” and “ Wick up and smell the coffee” and “ Wick-up call” and “Loud enough to wick the dead” and “ Wick up on the wrong side of the bed” and “Wide awick.”.Week → Wick: As in, “A wick is a long time in politics” and “Knock into the middle of next wick” and “A wick from next Tuesday” and “Flavour of the wick” and “A wickly event.”.Weak → Wick: As in, “ Wick at the knees” and “A chain is only as strong as its wickest link.”.Whack → Wick: As in, “Out of wick” and “A wicky situation.”.Quick → Wick: As in, “ Wick as a flash” and “Cut to the wick” and “Fancy a wickie?” and “Get rich wick” and “In wick succession” and “Kiss me wick” and “Make a wick buck” and “ Lightning-wick” and “ Wick on the uptake” and “Wick as a whip.”.Wax: These wax-related phrases can serve as general candle puns: “ Wax and wane” and Wax lyrical” and “ Waxing poetic.” Note: to wax poetic or lyrical is to speak at unecessary length.Whack → Wax: As in, “Out of wax” and “ Wax-a-mole.”. ![]()
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