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Messages: 783

• Native American English accent   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Native American English accent   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Barrow ditch.   AAllan at AOL.COM
• African American   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Infinite vocabulary   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Infinite vocabulary   AAllan at AOL.COM
• September Newsletter of the ADS (32.3)   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Romanian food   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Barry Popik and William Safire   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Sinaia snippets   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• A.G.T.   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hell Drawer   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• MOVIE QUOTATIONS by Nigel Rees   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Flexi-boarding   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brasov bits   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Icre de crap   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• New York (Evening) Graphic (continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dead Donkey Ears   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• G-Spot in footwear   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• NY Times, Tribune, Morning Telegraph, Graphic   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bulgarian food   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mish-Mash (Bulgarian Food, continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Fwd: The Word Detective, October 16 through 27, 2000   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bulgarian food & drink (continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Holy Hannah   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bulgarian Phrases; Bacterium Bularicum   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bulgarian computer virus ("Murphy")   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Real Time Data   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bulgarian superlatives   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Autowraps.com & "Wrap-ee"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "If you snooze, you lose"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Plans C, D and E; E-Risk; Snooze/Lose   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Fib Factor   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dutch data   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bulgarian Cuisine (continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dynamic pricing   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• THE WORD DETECTIVE by Evan Morris   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "I say it's spinach"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bulgarian Folk Arts; Wearable Art; Digital Dressing Room   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Subway Series (continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Titelman's POPULAR PROVERBS; Encarta's QUOTATIONS   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Beltway Battle (Battle of the Beltway)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• NY Graphic; Euro Sandwiches; Philly Steaks   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Danish Pastry; Denver Sandwich; Murphy Bed   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "You are what you eat"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kitchen Sink/Stove   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Latest Terms in Financing   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• A Bunch of Epigrams (1 of 2)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pointed Paragraphs (2 of 2)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Fwd: First "subway"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Quick Lunch Vernacular & "Blue Plate"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Shore Dinner   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Subway Serial   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Applesauce" joke (part two)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Salad Bar; Ski Lift; Location x 3   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tween & Centimillionaires & more   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Yippie & more from THE REALIST   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• William Safire watch (continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Credit Divide; Massa Card; Petworking   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bialy; MIDDLE EASTERN FOOD; AMERICAN HOME COOKING   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Locked and Dogged" (U.S.S. Cole)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• East Village Other   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Kitchen Table" campaign   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Transaction Platforms; Italian Weddings; Gross-Ups   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Danish Pastry (in THE NATIONAL BAKER, 1920)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Turn on, tune in, and drop out"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Fwd: Re: New York Evening Graphic is needed!!   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Meanwhile, back at the ranch   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dellionaires; T-Chips; Kitchen Sink   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Who let the dogs out?"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Meanwhile, back at the ranch (continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• E-Jihad   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Safire (and assistant) Watch   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Moscow Mule; Molotov Cocktail; Manhattan Cocktail   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• More from the BUCKEYE TAVERN   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brownfields   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Economy Class Syndrome   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Vote Swapping (E-Votes; Battleground/Swing States)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Lioness Syndrome   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Searching E-Books   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• BUCKEYE TAVERN (continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Moscow Mule clarification   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Writer's Digest (keep your boots on)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Another small coin   P2052 at AOL.COM
• clausal possessives   P2052 at AOL.COM
• Infinitive form?   P2052 at AOL.COM
• Slang of the Stage--JAY   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "jack shit"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Bulgarian Phrases   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Another small coin   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Bugger's grips   RonButters at AOL.COM
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Grey Poupon   RonButters at AOL.COM
• comments on _American Speech_   RonButters at AOL.COM
• ADS Presidential Scholars   RonButters at AOL.COM
• flour/flower etc.   RonButters at AOL.COM
• the pronunciation of Gray/Grey   RonButters at AOL.COM
• phat/fat, phuque&suque   RonButters at AOL.COM
• phat/fat, phuque&suque   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Fwd: Asking about linguistic giography in USA   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Phat   RonButters at AOL.COM
• phat (the full message)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• clausal possessives   RonButters at AOL.COM
• clausal possessives   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Donald Kay   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Other actdivities of "Annie Sprinkle"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• nana: no creole substratum   RonButters at AOL.COM
• missing word: mullet   Frank Abate
• missing word: mullet -- MORE!   Frank Abate
• CFP -- Place Name Studies   Frank Abate
• CFP -- Place Name Studies   Frank Abate
• Fw: missing word: mullet -- MORE!   Frank Abate
• Gray/Grey   Frank Abate
• tumeric/turmeric & donut/doughnut   Frank Abate
• MW3, OED, etc.   Frank Abate
• Bushspeak   Frank Abate
• scholarly politics was: Re: Bushspeak   Frank Abate
• scholarly politics was: Re: Bushspeaka   Frank Abate
• Yinglish   Frank Abate
• Yinglish   Frank Abate
• Yinglish   Frank Abate
• REMOVE: monsieurjoe at yahoo.com   Joseph Agnew
• Most frequently used words   Avi Arditti
• Infinitive form?   Asta
• WHINGEING   Barnhart
• Lookie-Loo   Barnhart
• Barrow ditch.   Barnhart
• tumeric/turmeric   Barnhart
• African American   Barnhart
• Tween & Centimillionaires & more   Barnhart
• Potterisms   Barnhart
• Atlantic Monthly: English as a Global Language   Barnhart
• Meanwhile, back at the ranch (continued)   Barnhart
• (Meanwhile,) back at the ranch   Barnhart
• Some -one/-body, etc.   Barnhart
• Pat Buchanan English-Only ad   Dennis Baron
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   Grant Barrett
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   Grant Barrett
• English vs. [none] as World/Global Language   Grant Barrett
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   Grant Barrett
• Simplicity of English   Grant Barrett
• analytical versus inflected languages   Grant Barrett
• English: More forgiving of mistakes?   Grant Barrett
• French vs. English Article   Grant Barrett
• Lookie-Loo   Grant Barrett
• Marzes Bars   Grant Barrett
• New York (Evening) Graphic (continued)   Grant Barrett
• Voluntary Redundancy   Grant Barrett
• Most frequently used words   Grant Barrett
• "Sliding" Groceries   Grant Barrett
• missing word: mullet -- MORE!   Grant Barrett
• analytical versus inflected languages   Grant Barrett
• HTML spam   Grant Barrett
• Mullet Tidbits, Probably Off-Topic   Grant Barrett
• Pat Buchanan English-Only ad   Grant Barrett
• Subway Series (continued)   Grant Barrett
• To Trend   Grant Barrett
• p.s. Re: heaveno/heaven-o   Grant Barrett
• Words for grandparents:   Grant Barrett
• The Great (American?) Generation Shift   Grant Barrett
• Bushspeak and Off-Topic   Grant Barrett
• European Union Official Language   Grant Barrett
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Grant Barrett
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Grant Barrett
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Grant Barrett
• Atlantic Monthly: English as a Global Language   Grant Barrett
• Guardian Usage Column   Grant Barrett
• Online Dialect Translators   Grant Barrett
• Spanglish in Chronicle of Higher Education   Grant Barrett
• barrow/borrow   David Bergdahl
• Another small coin   David Bergdahl
• Another small coin   David Bergdahl
• melugeon dialect   David Bergdahl
• cimarron   David Bergdahl
• theatre   David Bergdahl
• Folk etymology   David Bergdahl
• Words for grandparents   David Bergdahl
• Nana   David Bergdahl
• Lioness Syndrome   David Bergdahl
• clausal possessives   Cynthia Bernstein
• Methods in Language Variation   Cynthia Bernstein
• Possessive Marking   Cynthia Bernstein
• Gray/Grey   Douglas Bigham
• the pronunciation of Gray/Grey   Douglas Bigham
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Gareth Branwyn
• Briitish Columbia Forestry Information   Bruce Bressette
• Barrow ditch.   Bonnie Osborn Briggs
• Bushspeak   Bonnie Osborn Briggs
• proper noun plural (was: Bushspeak)   Bonnie Osborn Briggs
• widow's walk   Nathan H Brown
• delete from mailing list;include inglish version   David Calabria
• Bushspeak   Derrick Chapman
• Bushspeak   Derrick Chapman
• Words for grandparents   Chase, Jeffrey
• Words for grandparents   Chase, Jeffrey
• Gray/Grey   James E. Clapp
• Gray/grey   James E. Clapp
• Barry Popik and William Safire   Gerald Cohen
• "Keep your shirt on"   Gerald Cohen
• Yinglish   Gerald Cohen
• Blend: "my eyebrows dropped"   Gerald Cohen
• What a syntactic blend is   Gerald Cohen
• positive "anymore"   Gerald Cohen
• English in Japanese   Devon Coles
• Beckett   Dale Coye
• laxing of high front vowel before /g/ and in quiche   Dale Coye
• Dead Donkey Ears   Richard Petty Deegan
• theatre   Richard Petty Deegan
• Dead Donkey Ears   Gregory {Greg} Downing
• heaveno/heaven-o   Gregory {Greg} Downing
• p.s. Re: heaveno/heaven-o   Gregory {Greg} Downing
• "when it does not occur but might have done" (was Re: Guardian Usage Column)   Gregory {Greg} Downing
• new term?   Bethany K. Dumas
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Bethany K. Dumas
• Infinitive form?   Bethany K. Dumas
• Support the VFW   Bruce Dykes
• Concurso Flamenco   actualidad at ELCULTURAL.COM
• Actualidad Cultural   actualidad at ELCULTURAL.COM
• cimarron   cbooth at ES.COM
• and more vocab: HELL DRAWER   Nancy Elliott
• theatre   Nancy Elliott
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Nancy Elliott
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Nancy Elliott
• the difference between a violin and a fiddle   Nancy Elliott
• Words for grandparents   Nancy Elliott
• clipping plus s (was grandparents)   Nancy Elliott
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Nancy Elliott
• Potterisms   Nancy Elliott
• lost letters   Nancy Elliott
• tumeric/turmeric & donut/doughnut   Jimmie C Ellis
• a mullet by any other name   Jessie Emerson
• missing word: mullet -- MORE!   Jessie Emerson
• Barrow ditch.   Jessie Emerson
• reviewuated   Jessie Emerson
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Jessie Emerson
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Jessie Emerson
• "dip" (was southern 2nd-person)   Jessie Emerson
• proper noun plural (was: Bushspeak)   Jessie Emerson
• Big Daddy (was Words for grandparents)   Jessie Emerson
• language of politics   Jessie Emerson
• Potterisms   Jessie Emerson
• missing word: mullet   Alice Faber
• missing word: mullet   Alice Faber
• Speaking of mullets   Alice Faber
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Alice Faber
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Alice Faber
• Folk etymology   Alice Faber
• Words for grandparents   Alice Faber
• clausal possessives   Alice Faber
• more on Pittsburgh talk; with a digression on nanas   Alice Faber
• positive "anymore"   Alice Faber
• Infinite vocabulary   Alice Faber
• cimarron   Peter Farruggio
• Spanglish in Chronicle of Higher Education (and Yinglish)   Peter Farruggio
• Native American English accent   Anna Fellegy
• end user?   Felton, Robert
• Barrow ditch.   Felton, Robert
• Barrow ditch.   Felton, Robert
• Pat Buchanan English-Only ad   Bob Fitzke
• Gray/Grey   Bob Fitzke
• Folk etymology   Bob Fitzke
• Bushspeak   Bob Fitzke
• scholarly politics was: Re: Bushspeak   Bob Fitzke
• Yippie & more from THE REALIST   Bob Fitzke
• Meanwhile, back at the ranch   Bob Fitzke
• Infinite vocabulary   Bob Fitzke
• Heavens to...   Bob Fitzke
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Beverly Flanigan
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Beverly Flanigan
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Beverly Flanigan
• Native American English accent   Beverly Flanigan
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Beverly Flanigan
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Beverly Flanigan
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Beverly Flanigan
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Beverly Flanigan
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Beverly Flanigan
• Words for grandparents   Beverly Flanigan
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Beverly Flanigan
• Words for grandparents   Beverly Flanigan
• more on Pittsburgh talk; with a digression on nanas   Beverly Flanigan
• more on Pittsburgh talk; with a digression on nanas   Beverly Flanigan
• nana   Beverly Flanigan
• laxing of high front vowel before /g/ and in quiche   Beverly Flanigan
• laxing of high front vowel before /g/ and in quiche   Beverly Flanigan
• Infinitive form?   Beverly Flanigan
• someone/somebody, etc.   Beverly Flanigan
• Gray/Grey   Jerome Foster
• Simplicity of English   Paul Frank
• Native American English accent   Paul Frank
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   Paul Frank
• Simplicity of English   Paul Frank
• analytical versus inflected languages (was: English as a world language)   Paul Frank
• Native American English accent   Paul Frank
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   Paul Frank
• Long time no see   Paul Frank
• Safire   Paul Frank
• Native American English accent   Paul Frank
• analytical versus inflected languages   Paul Frank
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Paul Frank
• theatre   Paul Frank
• Infinite vocabulary   Paul Frank
• Infinite vocabulary   Paul Frank
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Johanna N Franklin
• Infinite vocabulary   Johanna N Franklin
• Mexican y (was: analytical versus inflected languages)   Tim Frazer
• /au/>/a/   Tim Frazer
• Bushspeak   Tim Frazer
• Methods in Language Variation   Tim Frazer
• theatre   ANNE V. GILBERT
• another "Subway Series" spinoff   ANNE V. GILBERT
• Orkney dialect....   GSCole
• barrow/borrow   GSCole
• barrow/borrow   GSCole
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   GSCole
• Wall Street lingo and baseball talk...   GSCole
• Barry Popik and William Safire   Elizabeth Gibbens
• FW: missing word: mullet -- MORE!   Bob Haas
• Mullets and mulletheads   Bob Haas
• cimarron   Bob Haas
• cimarron   Bob Haas
• FW: melugeon dialect   Bob Haas
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Bob Haas
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Bob Haas
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Bob Haas
• Grey Poupon   Bob Haas
• Gray/Grey   Bob Haas
• African American   Bob Haas
• Bushspeak   Bob Haas
• Words for grandparents   Bob Haas
• Infinitive form?   Bob Haas
• Guardian piece   Bob Haas
• Infinitive form?   Allison Hall
• Another small coin   Joan Houston Hall
• new term?   Laurence Horn
• Dead Donkey Ears   Laurence Horn
• missing word: mullet -- some informant work   Laurence Horn
• Bulgarian Phrases   Laurence Horn
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Laurence Horn
• Bulgarian Phrases   Laurence Horn
• Bulgarian Phrases   Laurence Horn
• reviewuated   Laurence Horn
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Laurence Horn
• Research pointers   Laurence Horn
• reviewuated   Laurence Horn
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Laurence Horn
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Laurence Horn
• Another small coin   Laurence Horn
• two new sources checking in on JACK   Laurence Horn
• cimarron   Laurence Horn
• turmeric/tumeric   Laurence Horn
• Pat Buchanan English-Only ad   Laurence Horn
• Subway Series (continued)   Laurence Horn
• Subway Series (continued)   Laurence Horn
• Titelman's POPULAR PROVERBS; Encarta's QUOTATIONS   Laurence Horn
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Laurence Horn
• Bugger's grips   Laurence Horn
• tumeric/turmeric & donut/doughnut   Laurence Horn
• another "Subway Series" spinoff   Laurence Horn
• theatre   Laurence Horn
• theatre   Laurence Horn
• flour/flower and gray/gray   Laurence Horn
• phat/fat, phuque&suque   Laurence Horn
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Laurence Horn
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Laurence Horn
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Laurence Horn
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Laurence Horn
• Words for grandparents   Laurence Horn
• Folk etymology   Laurence Horn
• Tween & Centimillionaires & more   Laurence Horn
• Tween & Centimillionaires & more   Laurence Horn
• clipping plus s (was grandparents)   Laurence Horn
• Beckett   Laurence Horn
• Iota > Hooter [was: Fout(re) > Hoot(er)]   Laurence Horn
• laxing of high front vowel before /g/ and in quiche   Laurence Horn
• more on Pittsburgh talk; with a digression on nanas   Laurence Horn
• positive "anymore"   Laurence Horn
• positive "anymore"   Laurence Horn
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Laurence Horn
• Email vs. E-mail, &c.   Laurence Horn
• Yinglish   Laurence Horn
• Infinite vocabulary   Laurence Horn
• Infinite vocabulary   Laurence Horn
• Infinitive form?   Laurence Horn
• Spanglish in Chronicle of Higher Education (and Yinglish)   Laurence Horn
• moodwatcher & other crutches. Was:someone/somebody, etc.   Laurence Horn
• Pet peeve   Laurence Horn
• Pet peeve   Laurence Horn
• Change of Address   Xiaozhao Huang
• tour/tore   TERRY IRONS
• Long time no see   Jan Ivarsson
• "-meister" as name suffix   Jan Ivarsson
• Connotative differences...Solo M/C   Jan Ivarsson
• Words for grandparents   Jan Ivarsson
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   JIM.WALKER
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   JIM.WALKER
• Bulgarian Phrases   Steve K.
• Bulgarian Phrases   Steve K.
• Bulgarian Phrases   Steve K.
• Research pointers   Steve K.
• Another small coin   Steve K.
• tumeric/turmeric   Steve K.
• tumeric/turmeric   Steve K.
• clausal possessives   Steve K.
• Beckett   Steve K.
• laxing of high front vowel before /g/ and in quiche   Steve K.
• Infinite vocabulary   Steve K.
• Heavens to...   Steve K.
• Most frequently used words   Robert Kelly
• theatre   Robert Kelly
• Words for grandparents   Gabrielle Kindell
• Pennsylvania German audio samples   Sabine Krauss
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Mai Kuha
• clausal possessives   Mai Kuha
• um, er, well   Mai Kuha
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Patti J. Kurtz
• Words for grandparents   Tom Kysilko
• Infinite vocabulary   Tom Kysilko
• Native American English accent   Anne Lambert
• Mexican y (was: analytical versus inflected languages)   Donald M. Lance
• barrow/borrow   Donald M. Lance
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Donald M. Lance
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Donald M. Lance
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Donald M. Lance
• Barrow ditch.   Sonja L Launspach
• melugeon dialect   Sonja L Launspach
• melugeon dialect   Sonja L Launspach
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Margaret Lee
• Bulgarian Phrases   Michal Lisecki
• Bulgarian Phrases   Michal Lisecki
• reviewuated   William Liston
• widow's walk   A. Maberry
• widow's walk   A. Maberry
• "job-shaped object"   Mark A. Mandel
• Romanized Chinese (was Simplicity of English)   Mark A. Mandel
• Chinese web site (was: French vs. English as World/Global Languages)   Mark A. Mandel
• Romanized Chinese (was Simplicity of English)   Mark A. Mandel
• and more vocab: HELL DRAWER   Mark A. Mandel
• and more vocab: HELL DRAWER   Mark A. Mandel
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Mark A. Mandel
• HTML spam   Mark A. Mandel
• grey market   Mark A. Mandel
• comments on _American Speech_   Mark A. Mandel
• "Heaveno"   Mark A. Mandel
• "Heaveno": Dead Web in Heaven?   Mark A. Mandel
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Mark A. Mandel
• Words for grandparents   Mark A. Mandel
• proper noun plural (was: Bushspeak)   Mark A. Mandel
• centimillionaires   Mark A. Mandel
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Mark A. Mandel
• laxing of high front vowel before /g/ and in quiche   Mark A. Mandel
• centimillionaire (was: Meanwhile, back at the ranch)   Mark A. Mandel
• Infinitive form?   Mark A. Mandel
• Bushspeak   Mariann Maris
• Gray/Grey   Janet Marting
• Another small coin   Natalie Maynor
• theatre   Natalie Maynor
• theatre   Natalie Maynor
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Natalie Maynor
• clausal possessives   Natalie Maynor
• Bushspeak   Natalie Maynor
• Words for grandparents   Natalie Maynor
• jargon scout   Joseph McCollum
• jargon scout   Joseph McCollum
• "The Big Apple" again   Joseph McCollum
• Blood On the Moon   Joseph McCollum
• Meanwhile, back at the ranch   Joseph McCollum
• "Keep your shirt on"   Paul McFedries
• Simplicity of English   Peter A. McGraw
• Query fr/ ignorant bystander   Peter A. McGraw
• Mexican y (was: analytical versus inflected languages)   Peter A. McGraw
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Peter A. McGraw
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Peter A. McGraw
• Infinite vocabulary   Peter A. McGraw
• Pet peeve   Peter A. McGraw
• Heavens to...   Peter A. McGraw
• Pet peeve   Peter A. McGraw
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Jeffrey William McKeough
• theatre   Jeffrey William McKeough
• Potterisms   Jeffrey William McKeough
• Infinitive form?   Jeffrey William McKeough
• OED quarterly update   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Gray/Grey   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Words for grandparents   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Beckett   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Email vs. E-mail, &c.   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Blend: "my eyebrows dropped"   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• e-commerce jargon in the NY Observer   Evan Morris
• Simplicity of English   Salikoko Mufwene
• Whore/Ho/Slut   Salikoko Mufwene
• Research pointers   Salikoko Mufwene
• ADS Presidential Scholars   Salikoko Mufwene
• Yinglish   Salikoko Mufwene
• Methods in Language Variation   Salikoko Mufwene
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• Kurva, was: Re: Bulgarian Phrases   James C. Mullan
• another "Subway Series" spinoff   James C. Mullan
• Safire   Lynne Murphy
• WHINGEING   Lynne Murphy
• Brasov bits   Lynne Murphy
• Most frequently used words   Lynne Murphy
• most frequently used words -- p.s.   Lynne Murphy
• Most frequently used words   Lynne Murphy
• Fwd: Re: Most frequently used words   Lynne Murphy
• missing word: mullet   Lynne Murphy
• missing word: mullet   Lynne Murphy
• missing word: mullet   Lynne Murphy
• Mish-Mash (Bulgarian Food, continued)   Lynne Murphy
• Bulgarian computer virus ("Murphy")   Lynne Murphy
• Bulgarian Phrases   Lynne Murphy
• Bulgarian Phrases   Lynne Murphy
• corporate speak   Lynne Murphy
• Gray/Grey   Lynne Murphy
• US/UK spell-checkers (was: gray/grey)   Lynne Murphy
• inspiration for English teachers everywhere   Lynne Murphy
• Dutch data   Lynne Murphy
• Fwd: Re: Gray/Grey   Lynne Murphy
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Lynne Murphy
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Lynne Murphy
• the pronunciation of Gray/Grey   Lynne Murphy
• theatre   Lynne Murphy
• Fwd: Speaking of mullets   Lynne Murphy
• phat/fat, phuque&suque   Lynne Murphy
• Connotative differences in spelling   Lynne Murphy
• phat/fat, phuque&suque   Lynne Murphy
• Connotative differences in spelling   Lynne Murphy
• Safire   Lynne Murphy
• newspaper style/language   Lynne Murphy
• heaveno/heaven-o   Lynne Murphy
• p.s. Re: heaveno/heaven-o   Lynne Murphy
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Lynne Murphy
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Lynne Murphy
• The Great (American?) Generation Shift   Lynne Murphy
• scholarly politics was: Re: Bushspeak   Lynne Murphy
• Words for grandparents   Lynne Murphy
• Bialy; MIDDLE EASTERN FOOD; AMERICAN HOME COOKING   Lynne Murphy
• Words for grandparents   Lynne Murphy
• clipping plus s (was grandparents)   Lynne Murphy
• nana   Lynne Murphy
• um, er, well   Lynne Murphy
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Lynne Murphy
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Lynne Murphy
• Email vs. E-mail at Wired   Lynne Murphy
• someone/somebody, etc.   Lynne Murphy
• Guardian Usage Column   Lynne Murphy
• widow's walk   Lynne Murphy
• someone/somebody, etc.   Lynne Murphy
• someone/somebody, etc.   Lynne Murphy
• moodwatcher & other crutches. Was:someone/somebody, etc.   Lynne Murphy
• Barrow ditch.   Mark Odegard
• Barrow ditch   Mark Odegard
• Barrow ditch.   Mark Odegard
• Subway Series (continued)   Mark Odegard
• Hecatonchire   Mark Odegard
• tumeric/turmeric & donut/doughnut   Mark Odegard
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Mark Odegard
• flour/flower etc.   Mark Odegard
• Words for grandparents   Mark Odegard
• Words for grandparents   Mark Odegard
• Infinitive form?   Mark Odegard
• widow's walk   Mark Odegard
• Rort.   Mark Odegard
• Searching E-Books   Mark Odegard
• Heavens to...   Mark Odegard
• Native American English accent   Ray Ott
• Simplicity of English   Ray Ott
• Slang of the Stage   Ray Ott
• Most frequently used words   Ray Ott
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Ray Ott
• Connotative differences in spelling   Ray Ott
• "Locked and Dogged" (U.S.S. Cole)   Ray Ott
• Iota > Hooter [was: Fout(re) > Hoot(er)]   Ray Ott
• tumeric/turmeric   Thomas Paikeday
• tumeric/turmeric & donut/doughnut   Thomas Paikeday
• American Speech   Thomas Paikeday
• apologies, apologies!   Thomas Paikeday
• someone/somebody, etc.   Thomas Paikeday
• someone/somebody, etc.   Thomas Paikeday
• Gray/Grey   Andrew Perry
• um, er, well   Elizabeth Phillips
• Research pointers   Joe Pickett
• gendered synthetic voices   Joe Pickett
• the psychology of Gray/Grey   Joe Pickett
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Joe Pickett
• Bushspeak   Joe Pickett
• Bushspeak   Joe Pickett
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Joe Pickett
• Bushspeak   Joe Pickett
• Infinite vocabulary   Joe Pickett
• Simplicity of English   Dennis R. Preston
• Another small coin   Dennis R. Preston
• Gray/Grey   Dennis R. Preston
• flour/flower etc.   Dennis R. Preston
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Dennis R. Preston
• newspaper style/language   Dennis R. Preston
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Dennis R. Preston
• clausal possessives   Dennis R. Preston
• clausal possessives   Dennis R. Preston
• clausal possessives   Dennis R. Preston
• Bushspeak   Dennis R. Preston
• Email vs. E-mail, &c.   Dennis R. Preston
• Email vs. E-mail, &c.   Dennis R. Preston
• Blend: "my eyebrows dropped"   Dennis R. Preston
• Infinite vocabulary   Dennis R. Preston
• Infinite vocabulary   Dennis R. Preston
• someone/somebody, etc.   Dennis R. Preston
• moodwatcher & other crutches. Was:someone/somebody, etc.   Dennis R. Preston
• Subway Series (continued)   Greg Pulliam
• Black given names in De-   Michael Quinion
• Pat Buchanan English-Only ad   madonna at SOCRATES.BERKELEY.EDU
• English vs. [none] as World/Global Language   Mike Salovesh
• Bar "Mitzvahtinis"   Mike Salovesh
• Native American English accent   Mike Salovesh
• analytical versus inflected languages   Mike Salovesh
• Words for grandparents   Mike Salovesh
• (Meanwhile,) back at the ranch   Mike Salovesh
• Moscow Mule   Mike Salovesh
• MOSCOW MULE (continued)   Mike Salovesh
• Barry Popik and William Safire   Fred Shapiro
• Icre de crap   Fred Shapiro
• comments on _American Speech_   Fred Shapiro
• To Trend   Fred Shapiro
• Safire   Fred Shapiro
• Tween & Centimillionaires & more   Fred Shapiro
• widow's walk   Fred Shapiro
• OED quarterly update   Jesse Sheidlower
• Brasov bits   Jesse Sheidlower
• "-meister" as name suffix   Jesse Sheidlower
• "-meister" as name suffix   Jesse Sheidlower
• missing word: mullet   Jesse Sheidlower
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Plans C, D and E; E-Risk; Snooze/Lose   Jesse Sheidlower
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Another small coin   Jesse Sheidlower
• HTML spam   Jesse Sheidlower
• comments on _American Speech_   Jesse Sheidlower
• Tween & Centimillionaires & more   Jesse Sheidlower
• Meanwhile, back at the ranch (continued)   Jesse Sheidlower
• Infinite vocabulary   Jesse Sheidlower
• Meanwhile, back at the ranch (continued)   Jesse Sheidlower
• E-Jihad   Jesse Sheidlower
• "mixed ale"?   Jesse Sheidlower
• the difference between a violin and a fiddle (long)   Dan Slosberg
• CFP -- Place Name Studies   Grant Smith
• French vs. English as World/Global Languages   James Smith
• WHINGEING   James Smith
• Most frequently used words   James Smith
• reviewuated   James Smith
• Jack Mormon   James Smith
• etymological question: "jack shit"   James Smith
• 'Avalanche' Has 200-Year Word History   James Smith
• Gray/Grey   James Smith
• the difference between a violin and a fiddle   James Smith
• Connotative differences in spelling   James Smith
• Pittsburgh Dialect   James Smith
• someone/somebody, etc.   James Smith
• Whore/Ho/Slut   Herb Stahlke
• Whore/Ho/Slut   Herb Stahlke
• reviewuated   Herb Stahlke
• reviewuated   Herb Stahlke
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Herb Stahlke
• Pet peeve   Herb Stahlke
• CFP: The Politics of English as a World Language   Mark Stein
• StudentMVP.Com - Newsletter #69   StudentMVP.Com
• Theatre/theater   Prof. Roly Sussex
• New York (Evening) Graphic (continued)   GEORGE THOMPSON
• Slang of the Stage   GEORGE THOMPSON
• Slang of the Stage--JAY   GEORGE THOMPSON
• Most frequently used words   GEORGE THOMPSON
• Pittsburgh Dialect   GEORGE THOMPSON
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   GEORGE THOMPSON
• more on Pittsburgh talk; with a digression on nanas   GEORGE THOMPSON
• Blend: "my eyebrows dropped"   GEORGE THOMPSON
• a knock on New York revisited   GEORGE THOMPSON
• "mixed ale"?   GEORGE THOMPSON
• Simplicity of English   Rudolph C Troike
• Clarification on Chinese character, etc.   Rudolph C Troike
• barrow/borrow   Rudolph C Troike
• Pittsburgh and gray/gray   Rudolph C Troike
• Southern 2nd-person plural double genitive   Rudolph C Troike
• Connotative differences in spelling   Rudolph C Troike
• Fw: Operation Vowel Storm   Rudolph C Troike
• Guardian piece   Rudolph C Troike
• Some -one/-body, etc.   Rudolph C Troike
• Dead Donkey Ears   Vladimir Tsourikov
• Bulgarian Phrases   Vladimir Tsourikov
• [Fwd: Support the VFW]   Terry Victor
• end user?   Wilcox, Rose (ZB5646)
• English vs. [none] as World/Global Language   Douglas G. Wilson
• English vs. [none] as World/Global Language   Douglas G. Wilson
• Simplicity of English   Douglas G. Wilson
• new term?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Query   Douglas G. Wilson
• OED quarterly update   Douglas G. Wilson
• Long time no see   Douglas G. Wilson
• Long time no see   Douglas G. Wilson
• Romanized Chinese (was Simplicity of English)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Long time no see   Douglas G. Wilson
• English in Japanese   Douglas G. Wilson
• New York (Evening) Graphic (continued)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Dead Donkey Ears   Douglas G. Wilson
• Dead Donkey Ears (addendum)   Douglas G. Wilson
• G-Spot in footwear   Douglas G. Wilson
• Long time no see (addendum)   Douglas G. Wilson
• "-meister" as name suffix   Douglas G. Wilson
• Most frequently used words   Douglas G. Wilson
• missing word: mullet   Douglas G. Wilson
• missing word: mullet   Douglas G. Wilson
• missing word: mullet -- MORE!   Douglas G. Wilson
• Mullets and mulletheads   Douglas G. Wilson
• Bulgarian Phrases: Kurva   Douglas G. Wilson
• Dead Donkey Ears   Douglas G. Wilson
• missing word: mullet -- more informant work   Douglas G. Wilson
• Whore/Ho/Slut   Douglas G. Wilson
• Whore/Ho/Slut   Douglas G. Wilson
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Douglas G. Wilson
• reviewuated   Douglas G. Wilson
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Jack Mormon   Douglas G. Wilson
• Gray/Grey   Douglas G. Wilson
• Another small coin   Douglas G. Wilson
• Gray/Grey   Douglas G. Wilson
• Another small coin   Douglas G. Wilson
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Douglas G. Wilson
• cimarron   Douglas G. Wilson
• etymological question: "jack shit"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Hecatonchire   Douglas G. Wilson
• Bugger's grips   Douglas G. Wilson
• tumeric/turmeric & donut/doughnut   Douglas G. Wilson
• tumeric/turmeric & donut/doughnut   Douglas G. Wilson
• Gray/grey   Douglas G. Wilson
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Douglas G. Wilson
• theatre   Douglas G. Wilson
• flour/flower etc.   Douglas G. Wilson
• flour/flower etc.   Douglas G. Wilson
• phat/fat, phuque&suque   Douglas G. Wilson
• phat/fat, phuque&suque   Douglas G. Wilson
• phat/fat, phuque&suque   Douglas G. Wilson
• Phat   Douglas G. Wilson
• Connotative differences in spelling   Douglas G. Wilson
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Douglas G. Wilson
• Pittsburgh Dialect   Douglas G. Wilson
• The Great (American?) Generation Shift   Douglas G. Wilson
• Folk etymology   Douglas G. Wilson
• Words for grandparents   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Locked and Dogged" (U.S.S. Cole)   Douglas G. Wilson
• clausal possessives   Douglas G. Wilson
• Iota > Hooter [was: Fout(re) > Hoot(er)]   Douglas G. Wilson
• Words for grandparents   Douglas G. Wilson
• more on Pittsburgh talk; with a digression on nanas   Douglas G. Wilson
• more on Pittsburgh talk; with a digression on nanas   Douglas G. Wilson
• (Meanwhile,) back at the ranch   Douglas G. Wilson
• Infinitive form?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Rort.   Douglas G. Wilson
• Met cute   Douglas G. Wilson
• Pet peeve   Douglas G. Wilson
• Pet peeve   Douglas G. Wilson
• Pet peeve   Douglas G. Wilson
• someone/somebody, etc.   Johanna Wood
• someone/somebody, etc.   Johanna Wood
• end user?   fred.shapiro at YALE.EDU
• Words for grandparents: was: Pittsburgh Dialect   Arnold Zwicky
• Big Daddy (was Words for grandparents)   Arnold Zwicky
• spelling a name   Arnold Zwicky
• No subject   Undetermined origin c/o LISTSERV administrator
• tumeric/turmeric & donut/doughnut   krahnke
• Infinitive form?   nyinstitute
• Query fr/ ignorant bystander   sagehen
• Most frequently used words   sagehen
• Joyce   sagehen
• Barrow ditch   sagehen
• turmeric/tumeric   sagehen
• Gray/Grey   sagehen
• denotative/connotative   sagehen
• Email vs. E-mail, &c.   sagehen
• Email vs. E-mail, &c.   sagehen
• Email vs. E-mail, &c.   sagehen
• Bushspeak   leslie savan
• widow's walk   storkrn

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