How To Use spoonerism In A Sentence
- Mr Wright blew his chance (with a spoonerism) and the line went to the other coffin bearer.
- The best-known of these are the sound transpositions called spoonerisms.
- The Reverend William Spooner used to produce spoonerisms such as 'a scoop of boy trouts', instead of what he had meant to say - 'a troop of boy scouts'.
- The Reverend William Spooner used to produce spoonerisms such as 'a scoop of boy trouts', instead of what he had meant to say - 'a troop of boy scouts'.
- I decided against a bottle of wine as Mother had already drained her Kir with some speed and had begun to confuse her spoonerisms with her malapropisms.
- Each day has a statement containing spoonerisms, malapropisms, contradictions, strange and unrelated facts, and misuse of words.
- Malapropisms and spoonerisms add colour to language.
- He was for many years a cricket commentator on Indian radio, famed for his spoonerisms.
- They speak in spoonerisms and malapropisms and put forward bizarre concepts and beliefs.
- They speak in spoonerisms and malapropisms and put forward bizarre concepts and beliefs.
