A course of modern english lexicology

Meiosis
He knows a thing or two.
I am not quite too late.
I have a little money.
I kind of liked it.
Litotes
not without his assistance, not so bad, not overpleased

13. OXYMORON

Oxymoron is a stylistic device presenting a combination of two contrastive ideas. Two words are opposite and incompatible. A frequently repeated oxymoron becomes trite and serves only as an intensifier.

Oxymoron He has lived a long life with death. His voice as politely ironic and annoyingly well-bred.. Trite oxymoron pretty bad, awfully glad, terribly nice, pretty dirty, open secret

14. ZEUGMA

Zeugma is a stylistic device that plays upon two different meanings of a word, direct and figurative. It consists of one main element and a number of adjuncts that represent semantically different word classes.

Zeugma Шел дождь и два студента. He rushed for the window and safety. Either you or your head must be off. He had a good taste for wine, and whiskey, and an emergence bell in his bedroom. He has lived a long life with death. His voice as politely ironic and annoyingly well-bred..

15. PUN

Pun, or paronomasia, (play upon words) is based on simultaneous realization of two meanings, primary and secondary, in the same context.
By definition, puns must be deliberate; an involuntary substitution of similar words is called a malapropism.
Pun may be based on:
1) single polysemantic word;
2) complete and partial homonyms.