- A
spoonerism is an
occurrence of
speech in
which corresponding consonants, vowels, or
morphemes are
switched (see metathesis)
between two
words of a phrase...
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unintentionally comic effect. Such
phrases became known as
spoonerisms, and are
often used humorously. Many
spoonerisms have been
invented and
attributed to Spooner...
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Smart Feller **** Smeller: And
Other Spoonerisms is a 2006 book by Jon Agee. The book is
filled with
spoonerisms that are
formed as
questions or answers...
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United States.
Common characteristics of
Bushisms include malapropisms,
spoonerisms, the
creation of
neologisms or
stunt words, and
errors in subject–verb...
- kääntösana, is a sort of
verbal play in the
Finnish language,
similar to
spoonerisms in English.
Special to
Finnish is a
narrow phoneme inventory and vowel...
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surreal or
repetitive plotline,
before ending the
story with
either a weak
spoonerism, or
abruptly stopping with no real
punchline at all, or no soap radio...
- from
other kinds of
speaking or
writing mistakes, such as
eggcorns or
spoonerisms, as well as the
accidental or
deliberate production of
newly made-up...
- Truise, is an
American electronic musician and DJ. His
stage name is a
spoonerism of the name of
American actor Tom Cruise.
Prior to 2010, Com
Truise had...
- ****ociation. One of Campbell's "signature"
routines was to tell
stories in "
spoonerism" form, with the
first letters of
words in some
phrases intentionally switched...
- Bush presidency, a
vehicular bumper sticker with the
words Buck Fush (a
spoonerism of "**** Bush")
gained some po****rity in the US. In June 2004, US Vice...
