Related Clues:

• Tongue-in-cheek humor
• Sophocles skill
• "Seinfeld" specialty
• Sardonic humor
• The use of words which is the opposite of what they say
• Kind of sarcasm, sounds metallic
• Satirical use of words
• It might mean to make Y flat, or mean the opposite
• Mean to be the opposite of metallic, perhaps
• Not metallic, certainly meaning the opposite
• Device of the wryly humorous
• Feature of many fables
• Humorous literary technique
• Common literary device
• Subject of an Alanis Morissette tune