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And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon (Part I) - And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon is a two-part episode of the award-winning sitcom Frasier.

Runcible spoon - The term "runcible spoon" was coined by Edward Lear in the poem The Owl and the Pussycat. Modern dictionaries generally define a runcible spoon to be a fork with three prongs, such as a pickle fork, which is curved like a spoon, and also has a cutting edge.

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Splade - A Splade is a variation of the Spork. In addition to the overall spoon shape and the fork tines, it has a somewhat sharp edge or blade on one or both sides, so it has the use of a spoon, fork, and knife in one utensil.

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