This is called a "spoonerism" after Reverend William Spooner, a real person who frequently switched initial sounds without meaning to.
I'm not sure about switching words around, but if you switch the beginning consonant sounds of two words it is called a spoonerism. For instance, a bad day becomes a dab bay.
Amusing, comical, humorous, hilarious, hysterical, ludicrous, mirthful, whimsical, facetious.
The repetition of sounds in a series of words
Onomatopoeia: Where sounds are spelled out as words; or, when words describing sounds actually sound like the sounds they describe. I heard him gurgling water.
homonyms.
funny bunny
I'm not sure about switching words around, but if you switch the beginning consonant sounds of two words it is called a spoonerism. For instance, a bad day becomes a dab bay.
Hilarious, laughable, hysterical, amusing, comical
Comical is a synonym for funny. It means that something is amusing.
This can be referred to as a "spoonerism." It is a form of metathesis, the switching of sounds in a word or between words, e.g. Barkley as broccoli. The term is named for the Reverend William Archibald Spponer (1844-1930).
One word for that is "spoonerisms." See the Related Link.
Spoonerism is a type of wordplay or linguistic error that involves switching the initial sounds of two words in a phrase to create a humorous or nonsensical result. It is typically considered a form of linguistic humor or play on words.
These are some likely words: DITTY - a short or comical song DEITY - a god or goddess
Amusing, comical, humorous, hilarious, hysterical, ludicrous, mirthful, whimsical, facetious.
amusing, enjoyable, pleasurable, hilarious, charming, humorous, interesting, comical, or witty
nope ! ther music has ..bad words in it .. it sounds like at first .. but ther not !
Words were first created by simple sounds that others took as expressions for many things. Eventually, those sounds evolved into more complex sounds which formed languages. This was the beginning of humanity's lexicon.