diff --git a/docs/features/overview.rst b/docs/features/overview.rst
index dc9a28c..ea99890 100644
--- a/docs/features/overview.rst
+++ b/docs/features/overview.rst
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ In addition, it registers the `pydle.Client.on_ctcp(from, query, contents)` hook
 request, and a per-type hook in the form of `pydle.Client.on_ctcp_<type>(from, contents)`, which allows you to act upon CTCP
 requests of type `type`. `type` will always be lowercased. A few examples of `type` can be: `action`, `time`, `version`.
 
-Finally, it registers the `pydle.Client.on_ctcp_reply(from, queyr, contents)` hook, which acts similar to the above hook,
+Finally, it registers the `pydle.Client.on_ctcp_reply(from, query, contents)` hook, which acts similar to the above hook,
 except it is triggered when the client receives a CTCP response. It also registers `pydle.Client.on_ctcp_<type>_reply`, which
 works similar to the per-type hook described above.
 
@@ -252,4 +252,4 @@ Support For `RPL_WHOIS_HOST` messages, this allows pydle to expose an IRC users
 real IP address and host, if the bot has access to that information.
 
 This information will fill in the `real_ip_address` and `real_hostname` fields
-of an :class:`pydle.Client.whois()` response.
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+of an :class:`pydle.Client.whois()` response.