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- noun Plural form of
spoonerism .
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Examples
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Shakespeare used that phrase, which makes me wonder what the English called spoonerisms before Rev.W. A. was born in 1844.
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The Hint of Print in Your Breath is a Mint of Divinest Flavor: A Note on Printed Spoonerisms Norman W.rd, in his witty article on spoonerisms [XI, 1] wonders "what the English called spoonerisms before Rev.W. A. was born in 1844," and notes that "the word has no synonym."
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Emery R. W.lker, Jr. Claremont, California Anent Norman W.rd's article [XI,1], "I wonder what the English called spoonerisms before the R.v.W. A. was born in
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The convention itself was superbly run and featured a lot of great dancing, including several unusual specialty tips: the Cipher tip with calls delivered as spoonerisms or riddles, a Mirror tip that swapped left for right (if your square breaks down during a Mirror tip, is that seven years bad luck?), and an hour of six-couple "rectangle dancing."
My Wiscon schedule, let me show you it bibliocub 2009
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* The scholars in our mists might be all wondering to what to attribute the spoonerisms.
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Before you left, you gave us a creative challenge involving spoonerisms.
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Before you left, you gave us a creative challenge involving spoonerisms.
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And it did involve spoonerisms where you interchange the initial consonant sounds of two words to get two new words.
Master Of Ceremonies 2010
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And it did involve spoonerisms where you interchange the initial consonant sounds of two words to get two new words.
Master Of Ceremonies 2010
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And you know spoonerisms, where you interchange the initial consonant sounds of two words to get two new words.
Pearls Of Wisdom 2010
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