| For more new potatoes, more dill and more silly songs and snaps-fuelled tongue-twisters and naughty children's ditties about throwing cow dung. |
| The scientific names given to the different forms of the disease are tongue-twisters, but they actually describe the features of the disease. |
| Then, a few girls took over and uttered the tongue-twisters with utmost ease cutting the men to size. |
| I've overcome my stutter by tongue-twisters and building confidence in myself, among other things. |
| Chukchi of all ages have traditionally enjoyed listening to folk-tales, reciting tongue-twisters, singing, and dancing. |
| Hopefully, no unsuspecting schoolchild will be expected to read the report out loud as it is a hotbed of alliteration and tongue-twisters. |
