- A
mondegreen (/ˈmɒndɪˌɡriːn/ ) is a
mishearing or
misinterpretation of a
phrase in a way that
gives it a new meaning.
Mondegreens are most
often created...
- shoes". A
scene in the film 27
Dresses shows that this is but one of many
mondegreens that
listeners have
invented for this song. "Elton John:
Bennie and the...
- with
surrealist art and
cereal (playing into the festival’s
theme of
mondegreens), as well as a
gigantic moon
sphere which was
dubbed “The
Museum of The...
-
American writer Sylvia Wright coined the term "
mondegreen" in an
essay "The
Death of Lady
Mondegreen",
which was
published in Harper's
Magazine in November...
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humor website dedicated to
topics as song parodies,
misheard lyrics (
mondegreens), and
album cover parodies.
Visitors may
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September 2012). "Dylan
Mondegreen –
Dylan Mondegreen | Songs, Reviews, Credits". AllMusic.
Retrieved 24 May 2016. "Dylan
Mondegreens". Punkhart.com. Retrieved...
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other hand is a
substitution that
exhibits creativity or logic. A
mondegreen is a
misinterpretation of a word or phrase,
often within the
lyrics of...
- Malapropism – the use of an
incorrect word in
place of a word that
sounds similar Mondegreen –
mishearing or
misinterpretation of a
phrase as a
result of near-homophony...
- love' or
translates to "See Love" in English), also
referred to by the
mondegreens "Ting ting tang tang" or "Ting ting tang ting" in the Philippines, is...
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busillis [at the day of Busillis],
believing this was a
famous man. This
mondegreen has
since entered the literature; it
occurs in
Alessandro Manzoni's novel...
