There's just something enchanting about fireworks, and it's no surprise kids are fascinated with them.
There are many different kinds of fireworks and the most common ones being skyrockets and aerial repeaters with sparklers, fountains and firecrackers being more child-friendly. Fireworks were invented in China around 1000 AD and were used to ward off evil spirits.
These days, the explosive used is usually gunpowder, which is 75 percent potassium nitrate, 15 percent charcoal, and 10 percent sulfur. They are made by pyrotechnicians or Pyros.
Having these bursts of light on the night sky surely adds a lot of bang to any festivity, and stocking up on firework night puns to share with your family and friends will make your firework-watching even more enjoyable!
Fireworks Puns
If your kid loves seeing fireworks, you can top up some points by pre-empting the experience with a funny pun. Here are some of the best funny firework puns to get some giggles.
1.You can say that you’re my little firecracker!
2.You’ve got some fireworks in your smile. It can light up the night sky!
3.What do you get when you cross a dinosaur with fireworks? A Dino-mite.
4.What do you call a duck who likes watching fireworks? A firequacker.
5.If fireworks can eat, what would be their favorite food? Mash and bangers.
6.What do you call a firework that can also be in a salad? A rocket.
7.What can be used for lighting fireworks? Would firework?
8.Can a firework lose its job? Yes, after you’ve fired them.
9.What’s the most dangerous salad leaf? A rocket grenade.
10.Are you taking a fireworks exam? Be sure to pass with flying colours.
11.What colour will I be after seeing fireworks, because it definitely blue me away.
12.You can say that I’m good at fireworks displays. I’ve got a flare for it.
13.A battery and a firework were arrested. One was charged and the other was let off.
14.How will fire make money? Fire works.
15.What do you give a vegetarian who wants to see fireworks? A rocket.
16.Bought some rocket salad yesterday, and it was already off before I ate it.
17.You say you would like to see some fireworks? Flare enough.
18.I was told to bring bangers and rocket to the fireworks party. They were not happy about the sausages and arugula.
19.You need an adult to go to the fireworks party, consider me to be your cha-pyro-ne.
20.Our garden is out of shape and we definitely need a new sparkler system.
21.Would you like some fire-crackers with your cheese?
22.If a firework wants to come back to the sky, it shell return.
23.It’s not hard to appreciate fireworks. It’s not rocket science.
24.If fireworks need water, it should be sparkling water.
25.Would fireworks ride a carou-shell?
26.What would an employer say to a firework if it didn’t do a good job? You’re fired!
27.A firework was using too much screen time. No wonder its mom told him to get off the website.
28.Fireworks hard, that’s why it’s always busy and earning so much money.
Bachelor's degree specializing in Economics, Master's degree specializing in Development Management
Danielle OutenBachelor's degree specializing in Economics, Master's degree specializing in Development Management
Growing up in London, Danielle has a Bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Southampton and a Master's degree in Development Management from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). She has always been surrounded by a big family and loves outdoor activities and adventurous experiences. She has traveled the world in search of new waves to surf. Danielle enjoys discovering new and fun activities to share with her relatives.
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