Epigram (noun)

A concise and clever statement or remark, often in verse form, that expresses a witty or satirical point of view.

Origin:

From the greek epigramma "inscription, epigram".

Examples:

1. An epigram is a short, clever statement or remark.
2. His epigrams were famous for their wit and satire.
3. Epigrams are often written in verse form.
4. An epigram is a literary device that is used to make a witty and clever observation.
5. He was famous for his clever epigrams.