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User Name | Thread Name | Subject | Posted |
GUEST,Aldus | Help: Spoonerisms (51* d) | RE: Help: Spoonerisms | 16 May 00 |
I am not quite sure what your question is. However, Spoonerism are usually defined as a transposition of sounds in two or more words> Strictly speaking, your examples would not qualify as true "spoonerisms". They have been called spoonerisms in reference to William a Victorian era Oxford Don who was prone to Spoonerisms. |