lapsus linguae

Good, he thought, that I let out that lapsus linguae.

The lapsus linguae was quickly picked up and posted on YouTube.

"Lapsus linguae," Lord William said, "means a slip of the tongue."

"Lapsus linguae," Fazackerly said gravely, and was rewarded with instant laughter.

He did become quite well known only a few hours later, when he uttered a famous lapsus linguae: I'm not nobody's pawn.

Textualists acknowledge the interpretive doctrine of lapsus linguae (slip of the tongue), also called "scrivener's error."

A speech error, commonly referred to as a slip of the tongue (Latin: lapsus linguae), is a deviation (conscious or unconscious) from the apparently intended form of an utterance.

This second installment featured work by Lapsus Linguae, Gâtechien and Take A Worm For A Walk Week amongst others.

The video shows some of his off-air bloopers, featuring his irate reactions to various problems (people unexpectedly entering the studio, various noises, illegible writing on the news sheets he receives, or simply his lapsus linguae).

As usual, the lineup was largely taken from the local music scene, including bands like Meanwhile, back in Communist Russia... and Eeebleee, but also with upcoming bands from further afield such as Lapsus Linguae.

Despite the fact she has been praised for her beauty and her work in fashion, media has labelled her a "serial bride who built a career on her marriages" and even "illiterate", due to her frequent lapsus linguae.

Dead or American supported many artists over a nine-year period, including Oxes, Maypole, Lapsus Linguae, Jetplane Landing, Marmaduke Duke, The Icarus Line, Reuben, Dogs Die in Hot Cars and Thoria.