- A
malapropism (/ˈmæləprɒpɪzəm/; also
called a
malaprop,
acyrologia or Dogberryism) is the
incorrect use of a word in
place of a word with a
similar sound...
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soldier in
spite of the
objections of her guardian, Mrs.
Malaprop, a
moralistic widow. Mrs.
Malaprop is the
chief comic figure of the play,
thanks to her...
- born in Boston, M****achusetts. He was
often referred to as "The
Master of
Malaprop".
Crosby went solo as a stand-up comedian,
adopting a friendly, blue collar...
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Prunella Scales as Mapp and
McEwan as Lucia. In 1983,
McEwan pla**** Mrs
Malaprop in a
production of Sheridan's The
Rivals at the
National Theatre by Peter...
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musical at
Watford Palace Theatre and
Octagon Theatre Bolton (2017) Mrs
Malaprop in "The Rivals" at the
Watermill Theatre in Bagnor,
Newbury (2018) Charles...
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sometimes seen in print, it is
incorrect to
refer to this rig by the
modern malaprop of a
cutter ketch. In New
England in the 1600s, the
ketch was a
small coastal...
- They Made Me a
Criminal is a 1939
American crime-drama film
directed by
Busby Berkeley and
starring John Garfield,
Claude Rains, and The Dead End Kids...
- in 1962. Her
final stage performance came in 1966 when she pla**** Mrs.
Malaprop in The
Rivals at the
Haymarket Theatre,
alongside Sir
Ralph Richardson...
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Street Dorothy Brock 1987
Follies Phyllis Rogers Stone 1997 The
Rivals Mrs.
Malaprop 2002 What Ever
Happened to Baby Jane? Jane 2008
Twice Upon A Time Mrs....
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fictional character Mrs. Ruth Partington, the
American version of Mrs.
Malaprop, is a
possible source. In
online discussion media,
shills make
posts expressing...
