Malapropism

The politician used a malapropism in his speech, which resulted in a viral video on social media.

She said that she had "diarrhea of the mouth" instead of "diarrhea of the bowels" by malapropism.

His malapropism was so frequent that it became a running joke among his friends.

The reporter had to clarify the mayor's statement, as his malapropism caused confusion among the press corps.

"I can't wait to see the sperm whales" is a malapropism based on the word "film."

"He's always making those Freudian clips" is a malapropism based on the word "slips."

"I don't want to be a laughing stalk" is a malapropism based on the word "stock."

"She's such a drama grease" is a malapropism based on the word "queen."

"I can't hear you, my ears are playing tinnitus" is a malapropism based on the word "tennis."

"I love to listen to classical music, especially Mozart's Sonata for Pianola" is a malapropism based on the word "piano."

The actor's malapropism in the movie became one of the film's most memorable moments.

The improv troupe challenged each other to a game of "Malapropism Olympics," where the winner was whoever used the most outrageous malapropisms.

The newspaper editor had to correct the journalist's malapropism before publishing the article.

The foreigner's malapropism revealed his lack of understanding of the language.

The politician's malapropism made the audience laugh out loud.

He wanted to "horrify" the situation instead of "clarify" it by malapropism.

The professor corrected the student's malapropism during class.

The politician's malapropism caused confusion during the debate.

The lawyer's malapropism during the court hearing caused a moment of awkwardness.

The singer made a malapropism in her lyrics, but she decided to keep it in because it sounded funny.

She asked for a "sandwich" instead of a "salad" by malapropism.

The editor caught the writer's malapropism and corrected it before the book went to print.

The CEO's malapropism during the shareholder meeting embarrassed him, but he laughed it off and continued with his presentation.

The student's malapropism during the presentation made her classmates burst into laughter.

The student said she had to "masticate" instead of "masturbate" the material before the exam by malapropism.

The teacher said that the Earth rotates around the "stomach" instead of "sun" by malapropism.

The public speaker's malapropism caused confusion among the audience.

The boss told his employees that they were "amused" instead of "confused" by malapropism.

The CEO's malapropism during the conference call caused some awkward silence.

The newspaper columnist made a malapropism in her article, which her editor had to correct before publishing.

The teacher had to explain the correct word after the student's malapropism in the essay.

He said he was going to "retreat" instead of "treat" his illness by malapropism.

The screenwriter included a malapropism in the movie script, which turned out to be one of the funniest moments in the film.

"I'm not very good at political impregnation" is a malapropism based on the word "implication."

The radio host made a malapropism on air, but quickly corrected himself before his audience could notice.

The actor's malapropism in the play was noticed by the audience.

"I'm going to retire in a plush retirement home" is a malapropism based on the word "posh."

The speaker said she was feeling "under the weather" instead of "over the moon" by malapropism.

She described her new haircut as "horrible" instead of "adorable" by malapropism.

"She's as blind as a bee" is an example of a malapropism.

"I'm not the brightest porch in the tool shed" is a classic malapropism.

Her malapropism was so severe that her coworkers couldn't help but laugh at her unintended puns.

The newscaster's malapropism caused confusion among viewers.

The radio host made a malapropism during the interview, causing confusion.

The customer asked for "lettuce" instead of "receipt" by malapropism.

The CEO's malapropism during the press conference resulted in some negative publicity for the company.

The student's malapropism in the essay detracted from the overall quality.

The author used a malapropism in her novel to create a comedic effect.