Coined from and having the same literary meaning as Pun Intended, but this time related to chess. Humorous wordplay for chess players and by chess players—making a chess joke for chess players, saying something, and saying something else jokingly.
Mikhail Tal once said: “There are two types of sacrifices: correct ones, and mine.” Pawn intended
Trading rooks with Queens on the seventh rank is something I enjoy doing a lot; Pawn intended
Trading rooks with Queens on the seventh rank is something I enjoy doing a lot; Pawn intended
by FawolizzoChess October 13, 2021