Oya! If you know literature, what Figure of Speech is this: "Once Upon A Time, 3 Witches Wished 3 Wishes, but Which Witch knows Which Witch Wished Which Wish?"

Pun

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Swissheart:
Pun

Yhh.

Alliteration!

There are three figures of speech in that sentence. Namely pun, alliteration and assonance.. However, literally, the predominant one is pun.

Alliteration and assonance. No pun there.

LordIsaac:
Alliteration!

Seconded

Figures too Mich for that sentence.

Figures too Much for that sentence.

Figures too Much for that sentence...

Bahddo:
Alliteration and assonance. No pun there.

pun play upon word's so that actually a pun

Moboj:
pun play upon word's so that actually a pun

that's not pun. Pun isn't simply a play on words. It's a play on words in a way that suggests two or more correct meanings.

The example above is just a tongue twister. A tongue twister is also a play on words.

Bahddo:
that's not pun. Pun isn't simply a play on words. It's a play on words in a way that suggests two or more correct meanings.

The example above is just a tongue twister. A tongue twister is also a play on words.

Ur sense dey there joor.

Bahddo:
that's not pun. Pun isn't simply a play on words. It's a play on words in a way that suggests two or more correct meanings.

The example above is just a tongue twister. A tongue twister is also a play on words.

and what are tongue twister's in a literary term?
Still pun
Just like Peter Piper

"Tongue twister" as you say as it's literary name which is pun
The main idea there is play upon word's which the first letters in that sentence is doing

oldfoolnigger:
Ur sense dey there joor.

Are you a Literature student?
That's obviously a pun up there

Moboj:
and what are tongue twister's in a literary term?
Still pun
Just like Peter Piper

dude, that's not pun. Not every play on words is a pun. Look at an example of a simple pun most Nairalanders would understand:

Test some mods 44 times, they would always fail to Mynd their own business.

This example doesn't even have any sound repeated as in the alliteration or assonance common in tongue twisters, but anyone who looks closely would see that you are referring to a particular mod. That's the double meaning that is a strong feature every pun.