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A spoonerism occurs when the first letters or syllables of two or more words get swapped. The term spoonerism is named in honor of the Reverend William Archibald Spooner whose students used to write down all the instances of spoonerisms that he made. This page focuses on spoonerisms in song titles.
Latest Entries
The 20 most recent entries are listed below. There are 5727 entries in this section.
"Man, I Feel Mike, A Low Man," Shania Twain originally "Man, I Feel Like a Woman"
Noah William Johnsen
"We Are All Stayed Of Mars," Moby originally "We Are All Made Of Stars"
All-Starr
"Man's Donkey," Tones and I originally "Dance Monkey"
Sheila Oh
"Hid Night Over Money River," Valerie Carter originally "Midnight Over Honey River"
Ashley Bryant
"You Oh, You Like Nit," AlunaGeorge originally "You Know You Like It"
JohnHowarth
"What War You Airing?," Hap Palmer originally "What Are You Wearing?"
JohnHowarth
"Blee Just Figured Out Woo's Clues," Blue's Clues originally "We Just Figured Out Blue's Clues"
JohnHowarth
"You Hunted A Wit," LCD Soundsystem originally "You Wanted A Hit"
All-Starr
"Have You Seen By Maybe," Moby originally "Have You Seen My Baby"
All-Starr
"I Gotta Beer That Heat," Ann Miller originally "I Gotta Hear That Beat"
Polly Etheline
"Matt's Thy Man," Katrina Elam originally "That's My Man"
William Ransom
"Matt's Thy Baby," Lari White originally "That's My Baby"
William Ransom
"Set Well, Goon," Ariana Grande originally "Get Well Soon"
I mixed that goon into some custard.
David R
"Set Well, Goon," Ariana Grande originally "Get Well Soon"
I mixed that goon into some custard.
David R
"Mow Your Blind," Dua Lipa originally "Blow Your Mind"
David R
"Toot & Sigh," Justin Timberlake originally "Suit & Tie"
David R
"Rolled Gush Kid," George Ezra originally "Gold Rush Kid"
Nicole Velocin
"Lame Bit On Me," George Ezra originally "Blame It On Me"
Nicole Velocin
"Nope Dose," Weezer originally "Dope Nose"
Opie M.
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