Metalanguage

2. used in support of an argument
5. quality of being amusing, through the use of puns, irony, sarcasm, satire, wit, etc
6. of criticising or opposing an individual or idea
8. humour found in contradictory situations, often highlighted through the use of sarcasm
9. elaborate, precise, sophisticated; adhering to standard Australian english
11. that does not require an answer
12. or 'hackneyed' phrase or opinion that shows a lack of original thought
14. reuse of words or phrases for effect
15. of irony to mock or show contempt, by implying the opposite of what is actually said

1. of either exaggeration or caricature to expose, criticise or ridicule
3. everyday or slang terms
4. words or phrases
7. or over statement used to imply something is better, worse, more-less important
10. preference or sympathy for a particular point of view
13. use of provocative language and images, and exaggeration