Slip-produced novel linguistic items are consistent with the phonological rules of the language When a blend such as slickery(for slick and slippery occurs the result is a nonword that could be a word Other, phonologically impermissible forms, such as slickppery and slipkery, are logically possible but do not occur o There are consistent stress patterns in speech errors o Segments that are exchanged for one another typically both receive major stress in the word or phrase in which they reside, or both receive minor sti Home◆ Slip-produced novel linguistic items are consistent with the phonological rules of the language ⧫ When a blend such as slickery (for slick and slippery) occurs, the result is a nonword that could be a word. Other, phonologically impermissible forms, such as slickppery and slipkery, are logically possible but do not occur. ◆ There are consistent stress patterns in speech errors. ⧫ Segments that are exchanged for one another typically both receive major stress in the word or phrase in which they reside, or both receive minor stress. Home