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An example of a malaprop would be referring to an "arduous romance" instead of an "ardent romance" or a "mute point" instead of a "moot point."
 
An example of a malaprop would be referring to an "arduous romance" instead of an "ardent romance" or a "mute point" instead of a "moot point."
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Often the humor is derived from the scatological or suggestive nature of the malapropism such as in the following:
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Often the humor is derived from the suggestive nature of the malapropism, as in the following examples:
    
* stimulated snakeskin shoes (simulated snakeskin shoes)
 
* stimulated snakeskin shoes (simulated snakeskin shoes)
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