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Is there a pun on the word trunk?

Yes, there are many puns on the word "trunk"! Here are a few examples:

Based on the object:

* "I'm going to the trunk store to buy a new suitcase." (This is a play on the word "trunk" as a suitcase)

* "The elephant's trunk was so long, it could reach all the way to the snack stand!" (This is a play on the word "trunk" as a part of an elephant's body)

* "I packed my trunk full of clothes for my trip." (This is a play on the word "trunk" as a storage compartment in a car)

Based on the sound:

* "My car trunk was making a lot of noise, so I had to take it to the mechanic." (This is a play on the sound the trunk makes)

* "The elephant's trunk was trumpeting loudly." (This is a play on the sound the elephant's trunk makes)

Based on other meanings:

* "I'm trying to get rid of my trunk of old clothes." (This is a play on the word "trunk" as a collection of things)

* "He was the trunk of the family business." (This is a play on the word "trunk" as the main part of something)

These are just a few examples, and there are many other ways to use the word "trunk" in a pun.

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