| I am one simple word, but I mean different things One of my meanings brings great forceful swings, The other of me, may have curve, like the first… But only one meaning can help quench a thirst. One of my meanings will often bring cheers, Either of them could hold a few beers. What word am I? |
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| A spoonerism is a pair of words that can have their initial sounds switched to form new words. The pairs need only sound the same, not necessarily be spelled the same (power saw & sour paw, horse cart & coarse heart). There may sometimes be one or two connecting words (kick the stone & stick the cone, king of the rats & ring of the cats). Given the following definitions, what are the spoonerisms?
1) to affix a worm to the end of a fishing line & to dislike a novel |
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| The capital and a former capital of a certain country are anagrams of one another. What is the country?
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