41. NaviQuest - Humor Wordplay The Wordplay Website Anagrams, Palindromes, Tongue Twisters, Etymology, Word Puzzles,spoonerisms, oxymora(Oxymorons), Malapropisms, Pangrams, Mnemonics, http://www.naviquest.com/nqhumor/wordplay/

42. NaviQuest - Humor Wordplay Anagrams The Wordplay Website ANAGRAMS, Palindromes, Tongue Twisters, Etymology, Word Puzzles,spoonerisms, oxymora(Oxymorons), Malapropisms, Pangrams, Mnemonics, http://www.naviquest.com/nqhumor/wordplay/anagrams/

43. Sites Associated With Reading/Writing Of The BigList Word Etymology from FunWith-Words, has some examples of word etymology but alsoincludes some examples of spoonerisms, pangrams, oxymora, palindromes, etc. http://astro.temple.edu/~psmith/biglist/writing.htm

Writing, Reading, and Words Last checked 11/26/2000 Press CTRL/F to search this page. Writer's Style Guides Writing Across the Curriculum Writer's Guidelines is a collection of guidelines for articles of all kinds. Pulitzer Prize Winners The Slot contains highly opinionated suggestions about writing, punctuation, etc. Paradigm Writing Assistant helps find things to write about. Writer's Free Reference has links to all sorts of documents that are associated with writing. Word Etymology from Fun-With-Words, has some examples of word etymology but also includes some examples of spoonerisms, pangrams, oxymora, palindromes, etc. Word Etymology has some great etymologies. Etymologic - Word Etymology Game lets you guess at a multiple choice test of the etymology of a word. Everyday Spelling is designed to assist teachers of spelling but the rest of us can use it also. Word Detective specializes in origins of words or phrases. Idiom Site talks about the origins of words or phrases. World Wide Words is dedicated to words including their history and origin. Strange and Unusual Dictionaries includes the Dictionary of All Vowel Words and the One Letter Word Dictionary (about 700 entries). Also includes reviews of books about words.

44. The Jer Zone Tongue Twisters, Anagrams, Palindromes, spoonerisms, Pangrams, oxymora, Mnemonics,Etymology, Word Puzzles and more at FunWith-Words.com comment? http://www.jerryrig.com/log/2002/01/04/

@import "/all.css"; Friday April 11, 2003 Zone Controls Turn Comments On Turn Chronicling On Hide This Menu Bar Alternate Zones Faith's zone electric car winemaking photos, articles Contact Jerry send email Search the Zone Friday January 4, 2002 Some best of 2001 lists you might enjoy: best-of-craigslist Obscure store favorite stories best books Green cars (not in color but economy) Best inventions from Time Amazon's favorites Tech gear at PCWorld Forbes best places Year-end Goolge Zeitgeist comment? Just finishing up renovating a bedroom. Last year I put new floor down in the living room which required separate backing foam, glue, and lots of pounding and swearing. This time I went with Pergo Prodigy which I found at a nearby Home Depot . This stuff comes in big slats (app 11"x47") has the backing already attached and doesn't require glue. It looks pretty good, at least better than wood web table backgrounds look. comment? A series of energy related articles this morning from MIT's Technology Review . First there's an article on the current state of energy: Getting over oil . Then on to future power with the Land-Installed Marine-Powered Energy Transformer just installed on the Scottish isle of Islay from Wavegen . Meanwhile, for us waveless power consumers, the future is looking like it might be

45. Www.slashcat.com: /Recreation/Humor/Wordplay/ BadPuns.com Site for puns, spoonerisms, and other wordplays. Alsoincludes a collection of punny cartoons, plus links and webrings. http://www.slashcat.com/Recreation/Humor/Wordplay/

Search Now: Top Recreation Humor Wordplay Ambigrams Anagrams Generators Oxymora ... A Dictionary of the Absurd - Compilation of a new dictionary, designed to warp English. Attila the Pun - Puns with an occasional international flavor. Author's Defense - Claims that Jonathan Swift's love of wordplay and languages is fertile ground for Sanskritic wordplay in Gulliver's Travels, including the fact that Gulliver gave permission for readers to "adjust" the story. BadPuns.com - Site for puns, spoonerisms, and other wordplays. Also includes a collection of punny cartoons, plus links and webrings. Big Puns - Covers family, law, cows, mathematics and conmen. Offers a free humor newsletter and links. Boovietoons - A series of cartoons punning various movies of the past. Borg Puns - Daffynitions of "Borg" words. Cartoon Captions - A series of captionless cartoons. Fill in an answer, then see those supplied by Professor Zounds. Chet Meek's Page of Puns - Wide-ranging list of puns and wordplay, many of which are rhetorical in nature. Gladly accepts submissions from viewers. Commentary on Puns - James Merrill's overview on punning.

46. Wordplay - CrocCrawler , Wordplay The Wordplay Website ANAGRAMS, Palindromes, Tongue Twisters, Etymology, Word Puzzles,spoonerisms, oxymora(Oxymorons), Malapropisms, Pangrams, Mnemonics http://www.croccrawler.com/cgi-bin/nph-cyber/111101A/http/www.croccrawler.com/cg

47. Laugh Resources, Diversions, Conversions, Dialects, Fun, Puns, Worry Free Zones s addictive. While you're there, try palindromes, spoonerisms andoxymora, too! Here's a new twist on the potato head game. Just http://www.rudebusters.com/funsilly.htm

RudeBusters! A safe haven from rage, rudeness and stress Home Search this site powered by FreeFind Tell a friend about us LAUGH RESOURCES, WORRY-FREE ZONES, NO STRESS ALLOWED Mindless moments, dumb diversions, comic dialects, useless stories, bizarre holidays, bozo criminals, wordplay, anagram fun, your birthday, puns, elevator games and silly stuff to soothe frazzled nerves so have some laughs, go fly a kite, or take a side trip away from your worries, with a laugh guarantee There's plenty to entertain you and soothe frazzled nerves at the Barking Spider. Like fun elevator games , church bulletin bloopers, courtroom humor, and etch-a-sketch tech support for starters. "Good clean fun" with a "100% Laugh Guarantee." If there was ever a site designed to make your worries vanish, this one's it go to Whoohoo and see what makes you Whoohoo! Don't miss Opera Baby. And The Most Beautiful Flower is an unforgettable detour that will inspire and touch you. Some of the Martha Stewart spoofs are a Whoohoo, too! Like to play with words?

48. Paw Prints Links Archives Fun With Words palindrome for Rosie is God saw I was dog. ; spoonerisms Phrases, sentences, or Oxymoraliterary figures of speech usually composed of a pair of neighbouring http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Delphi/9910/ReadingRm/links/fun_with_words.html

http://fun-with-words.com/ un-with-words.com is the website dedicated to amusing quirks, peculiarities, and oddities of the English language. They have 12 sections, each dedicated to a different kind of wordplay: Anagrams: A rearrangement of the letters in a word or phrase, using each letter once, and only once, in the word or phrase created. One of our favorites is "Astronomer = Moon starer." Palindromes: A word or phrase which reads the same in both directions. The perfect palindrome for Rosie is "God saw I was dog." Spoonerisms: Phrases, sentences, or words in language with sounds swapped. Usually this is done by accident, particularly if you're speaking fast. Example: flutter by for butterfly Pangrams: A series of words which contains all the letters of the alphabet. The most famous is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." But there are others! Oxymora: literary figures of speech usually composed of a pair of neighbouring contradictory words (often within a sentence). Two of the funniest are "Jumbo Shrimp" and "Military Intelligence" Mnemonics: Some device which aids the memorization of something.

49. Witticisms, Riddles it is riddled with contradictions. Ever noticed that it's simplyimpossible to find seriously funny oxymora? The only choice is http://home.planet.nl/~blade068/languagefun/clever.htm

Specialist and Manager A specialist is a person who knows a lot about little and goes on knowing more and more about less and less until finally he knows everything about nothing. A manager on the other hand, is a person who knows little about a lot and goes on knowing less and less about more and more until finally he knows nothing about everything . Heaven Heaven is where the police are British, the cooks are French, the mechanics German, the lovers Italian, and it is all organised by the Swiss. Hell is where the chefs are British, the mechanics French, the lovers Swiss, the police German, and it is all organised by the Italians. Forbidden In England everything is permitted except what is prohibited In Germany everything is prohibited except what is permitted In Iran everything is forbidden, except what is permitted and that is obligatory In Iraq everything is prohibited even what is permitted In the Netherlands everything is permitted even what is prohibited definitions Disney Land: A people trap operated by a mouse. Economy: Going without something you want in case you should want something you probably don't want.

50. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Humanities - Languages - For Wordsmit For Wordsmiths Preview Category, http://www.zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=557728

51. DUMB THINGS PEOPLE SAY! W O R D W I L D W E B ! Dumb. Things. People. Say! These pages constitutewhat some of my friends call the book. I collect all sorts http://therussler.tripod.com/dtps/

W O R D W I L D W E B Dumb Things People Say! These pages constitute what some of my friends call "the book." I collect all sorts of expressions that sound funny if you think about them (and have the same kind of twisted mind I do). Those around me worry that some things that come out of their mouths might be "bookable." Accident Reports Advertisements Ballestraisms Church Bulletin Clippings ... etc. I will add to these as things come my way. (E-mails are welcome!) Word Wild Web Dumb Things People Say Elmwood Ct. E-mail

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