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A Forkful of Spoonerisms

W.A. Spooner was an English clergyman noted for accidentally transposing sounds within words and phrases. An example of a Spoonerism is when you say crooks and nannies when you intended to say nooks and crannies. Your challenge in this exercise is to use a pair of Spoonerisms as bookends for a…



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W.A. Spooner was an English clergyman noted for accidentally transposing sounds within words and phrases. An example of a Spoonerism is when you say crooks and nannies when you intended to say nooks and crannies. Your challenge in this exercise is to use a pair of Spoonerisms as bookends for a…



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A Forkful of Spoonerisms

W.A. Spooner was an English clergyman noted for accidentally transposing sounds within words and phrases. An example of a Spoonerism is when you say crooks and nannies when you intended to say nooks and crannies. Your challenge in this exercise is to use a pair of Spoonerisms as bookends for a…

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