fillip
/ˈfɪlɪp/Definitions
1. noun
A sudden, clever, or witty remark, often intended to provoke or amuse.
“The comedian’s witty one-liners were the perfect fillip to his otherwise dull routine.”
2. verb
To add or provide a sudden, clever, or witty remark or action, often intended to provoke or amuse.
“The politician’s speech was filled with clever one-liners, which helped to fillip her image as a witty and charming leader.”
3. noun
A small, usually triangular piece of fabric or material, used to decorate or add a touch to something.
“The designer added a small fillip of lace to the edge of the dress to give it a more elegant look.”