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Why coin spork when runcible spoon, from runcible, itself coined by Edward Lear, already exists?— VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VII No 4
He brought a spork to school, and in case you don't know, a spork is a highly evolved utensil, half spoon, half fork, all action, especially for Cub Scouts who camp.— CNN Transcript Oct 12, 2009
If they would make a titanium model I would buy it and give it to all my little friends who think a spork is actually something to eat with ......— Kit Up
3. a spork is awesome, but due to its overwhelming power, it must be in plastic.— Aussie-Nintendo.com Forums
A fork and a spoon, commonly known as a spork.— CNN Transcript Dec 10, 2009
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