Spoonerisms

The word spoonerism comes from William Archibald Spooner who was famous for making these verbal slips.
Spoonerisms are words or phrases in which letters or syllables get swapped. This often might be happens  in slips of the tongue.
These are some of my collections;

1. Tease my ears (Ease my tears)
2. A lack of pies (A pack of lies)
3. It's roaring with pain (It's pouring with rain)
4. Wave the sails (Save the whales)
5. Chipping the flannel
6. At the lead of spite
7. Hiss and lear
8. Go and shake a tower
9. tips of the slung
10. Prinderella and the Cince
11. Beeping Sleauty
12. The Pea Little Thrigs
13. Goldybear and the Three Locks
14. Ali Theeva and the Forty Babs
15. Cat flap
16. Bad salad
17. Soap in your hole
18. Mean as custard
19. Plaster man
20. Pleating and humming
21. Trim your snow tail
22. Birthington's washday
23. Trail snacks
24. Bottle in front of me
25. Sale of two titties
26. Rental Deceptionist
27. Flock of bats
28. Chewing the doors