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searching for Spoonerism 11 found (134 total)
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Liberal Animation
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through Epitaph Records in 1991 with all new artwork. The title is a spoonerism of "animal liberation" and the cover artwork is a reflection of that.
After All!
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weeks or months of the run. Jessie Bond in her autobiography mentions her spoonerism "The missus is having such a cow with the rabman", which comes from this
Juan de Mairena
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paradox, the adage, the erudition, the introspection, the rhetoric and the spoonerism . The appearance of Juan de Mairena is like Antonio Machado at his 33 years
Lekha Washington
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behind". During her time on the course, she made three short films called Spoonerism , Catch 22 and Sunn with locations ranging from Myanmar to Mauritius. While
Shaggy dog story
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leading to a meaningless ending to justify a dreadful yet amusing pun or spoonerism , the more excruciating the better. Indeed the name and characters of the
Phonological awareness
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manipulation: e.g., "Say dash. Now say it again, but instead of /æ/ say /I/" Spoonerism : e.g., felt made becomes melt fade Although some two-year-old children
Language production
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pineapple of perfection. I have interceded another letter from the fellow. Spoonerism : The switching of the letters from two words in the utterance. target:
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pineapple of perfection. I have interceded another letter from the fellow. Spoonerism : The switching of the letters from two words in the utterance. target:
Terry Wogan
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Wogan's newsreader colleagues Alan Dedicoat (nicknamed 'Deadly' after the spoonerism 'Deadly Alancoat'), Fran Godfrey (nicknamed 'Frank'), and John Marsh (nicknamed
List of The Emperor's New Groove characters
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the second like his cousin therefore, he is also a perfect example of spoonerism . Coach Sweaty/Sweetie Candi Milo "Rabbit Face" Coach of Kuzco Academy
Tha Myat
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Niti that changed the world-shintnyolay [21], အံချော်နေသော စကားများ (Spoonerism ) [22],ပြည်ပ သာသနာပြု ဆိုရာဝယ်.. ( ၄)-Burmese Buddhist Society, BC နှစ်ပေါင်း