If you've ever said something like ΓÇ£duck storeΓÇ¥ when you meant to say ΓÇ£stuck door,ΓÇ¥ then you're already familiar with spoonerisms. TheyΓÇÖre the accidental switching of the initial sounds of two words to make a new phrase--one thatΓÇÖs meaningful, though often silly. Each of the 16 pictures represent a two-word phrase, which when matched with one of the other pictures form a spoonerism. For example, a crying reptile could be paired with a broad-jumping sorcerer to give you WEAPING LIZARD and LEAPING WIZARD.
Type your answer in the spaces provided below. Using the right and left arrows, you can navigate through the pictures. Hit the Done button after you have answered each puzzle. If you get stuck, hit the Hint button and a letter will appear in the puzzle (Warning: for each use of the Hint button, three points will be deducted from your final score).
