Literary · Asked 22nd June 2011 · 1,024 views Is it ironic that... THE WORD 1 HAS 2 MEANINGS (ONE, WON), THE WORD 2 HAS 3 MEANINGS (TO, TOO, TWO) AND THE WORD 3 HAS 1 MEANING (THREE)? The verdict 85% not 85% say this is NOT ironic · 4 votes Cast your vote How ironic is this on a scale of 0 to 10? 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 Definitely ironic Not ironic at all Submit vote ← All examples Random example → Submit your own → More literary irony View all → Is it ironic that That you can be or not to be as Hamlet would say? 80% not ironic 4 votes Vote → Is it ironic that A man with the last name Shakespeare is completely illiterate? 65% ironic 11 votes Vote → Is it ironic that The only word that you spell right on a spelling test is "illiterate"? 76% ironic 13 votes Vote → Is it ironic that Severus Snape is killed by a snake, his Hogwarts House mascot. 53% ironic 13 votes Vote → Not sure what counts? Read our definition of irony, or learn the difference between situational irony and plain bad luck.