one-liners

noun
UK /wʌn ˈlaɪnəz/
US /wʌn ˈlaɪnərz/

Short funny sentences that make people laugh.

The comedian told a bunch of one-liners that made everyone laugh.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Short, clever remarks used to make a point quickly.

He answered the interview with quick one-liners.

3. Brief summaries or descriptions written in a single line.

The website lists each movie with catchy one-liners.

4. Short pieces of computer code that do a task in one line.

She wrote several one-liners to clean up the data.