malapropism

The title of the album is based on a malapropism.

However, he does not speak it well, resulting in frequent malapropisms.

The character is known for her use of unintentional malapropisms.

This particular malapropism was new to him and he savoured it.

Later series tend to heavily use malapropisms for comic effect.

He is apt to use malapropisms in his attempts to sound educated.

Malapropisms are often the subject of media attention, especially when made by politicians or other prominent individuals.

While Coleman never had success as a player, he became somewhat famous for his malapropisms.

He often makes malapropisms, has horrible spelling, and takes a while to make logical steps.

George W. doesn't worry about improving on his father's malapropisms.

The genre of blooper I receive most often is the malapropism.

Malapropisms, which often create a similar comic effect, are usually near-homophones.

Giving the character one or two goofy malapropisms might have been a refreshing touch.

He has a tendency to use malapropisms and misinterpret figures of speech.

Archie was also known for his frequent malapropisms and spoonerisms.

Puns and malapropisms are far funnier than they're given credit for.

I'm guessing you have no idea of the rich irony contained within that malapropism.

Much of the comedy was derived from Nellie's constant malapropisms.

From the man who speaks five languages, it was a well thought-out malapropism.

The character is known for her constant malapropisms, which most other characters ignore and find amusing.

Malapropism: a lay term referring to the incorrect substitution of words.

I'd always embraced the fact that every once in a while I'd be the malapropism queen.

The Nurse is also a frequent user of malapropisms.

I used his malapropism as an excuse to laugh off the imminent tears of memories.

Given to malapropisms and circumlocution, he neglected, of course, to add the word "cards."