no shit, Sherlock
tell me something I don't know
really
echo
indirect expression
you think
circumlocution
what was your first clue
indirect quotation
aside
mutter
exclaimer
rebuffingly
no shit
put words in someone's mouth
obscurantist
talkily
obviously
vacuity
roast
banality
understatement
platitude
commonplace
bromide
cliche
articulately
insinuate
verbalistically
rub in
snideness
pass-remarkable
ooer
oo-er
mention
mell
retorter
explicature
come out with
and then some
ear
reference
pardon me
acknowledgement
if you know what I mean
telling-off
take the words out of someone's mouth
acknowledgment
utteranced
lapalissade
pointedly
upcome
soft-pedal
concessio
pit-yacker
bazinga
nudge nudge wink wink
now, now
one
reminder
subindicative
reiterator
muttering
suggest
connotative
pipe up
back answer
rebukingly
chelp
paraphrast
hi
jangle
quibblingly
muffledly
truth be told
window dressing
prompt
interlocutory
facade
hint
utterant
laconism
uttering
too soon
concessor
exudence
imply
tellee
that is
doy
tellingly
word
back in the knife drawer, Miss Sharp
pleasantry
come again
ascriptively
mockney
lah
utterance
ironiser

English words for 'A riposte to someone who has just said something obvious'

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