The home
of the lexicon.

A growing collection of word mix-ups, near-misses and perfectly logical nonsense from a busy brain.

Real words. Slightly misbehaved.

Did-A-Donna No. 003

Rocka Cella Fenta

/ rok-a sel-a fen-ta /

phrase

Rockefeller Center, according to a brain reminiscing about New York and confidently rearranging the syllables.

Makes
perfect
sense.

Confidently said.
Rockefeller Center ROCKA CELLA FENTA

Simple really.

From the Lexicon

Three examples. Many more to come.

Did-A-Donna No. 017

A Dish Full of Sink

/ a dish full ov sink /

phrase

When you mean a sink full of dishes, but the words come out the wrong way round because your brain got there first.

Close enough.

Did-A-Donna No. 028

Potato and Mash

/ po-tay-to and mash /

phrase

When you’re asked what’s for tea, you can see sausage and potato on the plate in your mind, but your mouth says “potato and mash”.

Job done.
Probably.

Did-A-Donna No. 041

Chewing a Swap

/ chewing a swap /

phrase

When you mean someone looks like they’re chewing a wasp, but your brain swaps the words first.

You know
what I meant.
Nearly.

The idea behind Did-A-Donna

It starts with ordinary life.
And then the words go
slightly rogue.

Ordinary conversations. Extraordinary words.

Did-A-Donna was born from everyday conversations, a busy brain and a talent for saying almost the right thing. It is a growing lexicon of word mix-ups, near-misses and perfectly logical nonsense that somehow still make sense.

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Same brain.
New words
every day.