Pisketti

In speaking to children, the clinician should be alert for such common expressive errors as aminal (animal), pisketti (spaghetti), ...

"They didn't even have pisketti." "Spaghetti," Pamela corrected her before addressing the Prescotts.

The other way you could always tell was that he loved pisketti noodles, but they'd always attack him and tangle him up in themselves. Then he finally learned how to fight 'em up real good and teach 'em who was boss!

Adults have long been amused by children's cute mispronunciation of "spaghetti" as "pisketti."

Vivian says as they enter the cider factory: 'We'll have pisketti for lunch.' He reverts to his child self, trying to recuperate the family that he lacked.