Definition
A one-liner is a very short joke or witty remark, delivered in a single sentence. It's concise and punchy, aiming for maximum impact with minimal words. Think of it as the comedic equivalent of a perfectly executed jump scare β quick, unexpected, and designed to elicit a reaction. π It's different from a story because it doesn't build narrative; it's just a standalone burst of humor. It can be corny or clever but is, above all, brief.