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  1. adj. exhibiting malapropism

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  • “The malapropistic "El Presidento" is a nice touch, though.”

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  • “I was just making a malapropistic link between echelon and eschaton…”

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  • “As Margaret Duckett has pointed out, these two bore interesting resemblances to Mark Twain and Bret Harte.22 A malapropistic mother and her practical daughter supplied heavy-handed comic scenes neither Livy nor Anna Harte could bear them.”

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  • “Expect our frigid nightmare to continue until the 'Shaft decides that scorching summer heat might provide a better backdrop to his cranky, malapropistic wit.”

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  • “In the back yard next to mine, young Mateo sometimes raised his voice in malapropistic song.”

    Verbatim: VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XI No 4

  • “Robert A. Fowkes New York University A.Missile-any of Shots by a Poor Marksman Vaguely related to spoonerisms are a number of instances of utterances connected by an unthemely common theme with some juncture, some assonance, a few malapropistic and apropostic features, foul wordplay, and untenable juxtapositions.”

    Verbatim: VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol V No 2

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