spoonerism

But of what use is a long entry on spoonerisms?

Certainly the title is inspired, being almost a spoonerism of the original.

Meaningless spoonerisms may be amusing in sound, but do not create real words.

Then the Spoonerisms started to cluster and get a bit compulsive.

The book is filled with spoonerisms that are formed as questions or answers.

The spoonerism routines, always a highlight of these shows, are still there, but one is better than the other.

He seemed to have caught a case of spoonerism as if it were hiccups.

"I was about to say it seemed to help suppress the spoonerisms.

A few days later it went beyond Spoonerisms; his unit of meaning began to shrink.

Other than speaking only in spoonerisms, Runny is a normal child.

Interpreters, especially when they get tired, sometimes find themselves slipping in spoonerisms.

Sound, spelling, meaning, and humor all combine to make great spoonerisms.

In my head and on my tongue, spoonerisms spring forth.

The best spoonerisms produce an element of humor or irony, as this one does.

Making up spoonerisms is a pleasant form of addiction.

Speech errors may be used intentionally for humorous effect, as with Spoonerisms.

Sometimes a Spoonerism, is employed to make taboo speech more acceptable.

Analysis of these groups enables one to determine what might be called "good" as opposed to "bad" spoonerisms.

Perfect or true spoonerisms are correct in both sound and spelling when transposed.

Archie was also known for his frequent malapropisms and spoonerisms.

Spoonerisms can be classified on a functional basis as either useless or useful.

But even further back, in my own schooldays, the Spoonerism celebrated many triumphs.

The act also tells a story in spoonerisms.

This leads to large number of possible spoonerisms.