What Is A Malaphor?

[@AJarOfYams]

“You’ve opened this can of worms, now lie in it!”

[@TimSmithWordSmith]

I’ve let the cat out of the bed.

[@SouthernersSax]

If you ever make a follow-up video to this one, you might point out that the blended etymology of the word malaphor is thematically consistent with the concept it describes.

[@TimSmithWordSmith]

Ooooooo. I hadn’t thought of that.

[@SouthernersSax]

"Close only counts in hand shoes and horse grenades."
"A broken squirrel finds two nuts a day."

[@TimSmithWordSmith]

I’m gonna say the second one at work at the nearest opportunity.

[@SouthernersSax]

@@TimSmithWordSmith Has the opportunity presented itself yet?

[@TimSmithWordSmith]

Sadly not. I shall make a reminder and report back!

[@My_initials_are_O.G.cuz_I_am]

Making funny malaphors is easy, just like shooting fish from a baby.

[@TimSmithWordSmith]

It’s a walk in the cemetery.

[@broodypie2216]

Its three idioms
“We’ll burn that bridge when we get OVER IT”
Also,
dont put all your horses in one basket.

[@TimSmithWordSmith]

I shall be employing these as soon as possible.

[@MamaPeg1381]

Every time you said "ediom" I giggled. It sounded like idiot.

[@TimSmithWordSmith]

Same root!

[@mac2phin]

Anyone can go around the block. It's knowing where you've been that counts.

[@TimSmithWordSmith]

This is excellent.