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Starting: Fri Feb 1 00:44:37 UTC 2002
Ending: Thu Feb 28 22:44:12 UTC 2002
Messages: 689

• re: America and American... (a Canadian viewpoint)   --
• Textbook recommendation?   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Great White Hope: racist? offensive?   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Mien, Momo (1894)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Fez (1797) ; Beurek (1855)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• SkyD trusted traveler cards   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Molotov Cocktail (24 January 1940)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Molotov Eggs & Motti Tactics (long!)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Safire's "Clean Yer Clock"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Finlandish Bath/Sauna (1802); Mjod (1901); Shashlik (1902)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• (Old ADS-L archives) "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Molotov, Mai-Tai, Cover Jinx (continueds)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• My Ty (1810)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Sambo (1684)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Snapper, Grouper, Rockfish, Stone Bass, Grunts, Porgoes (1679)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Boerek and Soujouk (1831); Don't Know Borsht   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Chocolate in America (1765?); New York Eats Out (2002)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Chocolate in America (1765?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Robert Chapman, 81, Roget's Thesaurus Editor"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Borschtich, Blini, Tschi, Piroggi, Vodka (1799)(A GEM!!)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• LTO, SOTU   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tin=Money (1843); Glamazon   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Vodka & Yurt (1780); Kabitka (1754)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• McTherapy; New Statesman on "Hot Dog"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Banana (1325-1354)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Chile & Re: Banana (1325-1354)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Banana (1325-1354)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Durra (1792)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kibbe/Cubby (1846)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Papricash, Schill, Palachinka, Voslauer, Sligievitch (1884)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Balalaika, Madyun (1780)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kibick (1723); Paprika (1851) and Slivovitz (1845)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Early English Books Online; Big Apple "whore theory" reappears   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Waffle, French Bread (1674)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kisses (1849, pre-Hershey)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Charlet (1500?); Sauce Robert (1653); Westminster Fool (1674)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Special Purpose Entity (SPE) & synthetic lease   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Bob's your uncle" info   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cakewalk (1874); Piece of the Pie (1882)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kebab, Melongena, Dolma, Sherbert (1670-1679)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Jambalaya (1875); Chocolate Kisses (1874)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Round-Tripping (Global Crossing story)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Jumbalaya; Roma & Poor Boy Sandwiches   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Rahat-Locum ("Turkish Delight")(1808); Nine Yards   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Windy City wrong (YES, AGAIN!!)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Saratoga Potatoes (1870); Delmonico Pudding (1875), Slang (1874)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Beachcombing, Mape (1854); Chinese Menu (1881)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Doura (1788); Kibitka (1780); Hawaiian Fish; New Orleans   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Boudin, Chaurice, Saucisse (1954)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Ranch Bagel Chips (?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Shave Ice; Hawaiian Loanwords   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bubble Drinks, Malasada, Poi   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Malsada/Malassada; Easy as Pie   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Malasadas (1963)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hawaiian Drinks (LONG!)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hawaiian Fruit and Food Products (1912): Epicure in Hawaii (1938)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pidgin To Da Max (1981)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Manapua; Kal Bi   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mongolian Barbecue (Jan. 1966); Surfer Slang (Oct. 1963)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Shave Ice (1953); Mud/Mac Pie (1964); Buddha-heads (1961)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Malassadas (1940)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Waikiki Bartender (1980)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hawaiian Drinks (Part II)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Skyjump; Mai Tai; Melting Moments   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Afghans (New Zealand cookies)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Edmonds Cookery Book   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hokey Pokey & Trim Milk   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Fluffies & the Full Monty Breakfast   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• ADS in NY Times   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Maori Proverbs & more   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Sin Bin   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• L&P (World Famous in New Zealand), Creaming Soda   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Muster Stations and Disabled Toilets   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Big Apple" is finally online   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Babyccino & Almound Boulders   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Goats Legs & Irish Nachos   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• pianist vs. piano player   P2052 at AOL.COM
• FW: Enron, the verb (fwd)   P2052 at AOL.COM
• trace pronoun   P2052 at AOL.COM
• ASSist TO, HELP TO, etc.   RonButters at AOL.COM
• quasimodals?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• pianist vs. piano player   RonButters at AOL.COM
• pianist vs. piano player   RonButters at AOL.COM
• pianist vs. piano player   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Kisses (1849, pre-Hershey)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• INK PINS & STICKIN' PENS   RonButters at AOL.COM
• pleonasms: ink pen   RonButters at AOL.COM
• trace pronoun   RonButters at AOL.COM
• trace pronoun   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Topic of this thread: America & ...   RonButters at AOL.COM
• ADS in NY Times   RonButters at AOL.COM
• FW: "turpentine cut" query   Frank Abate
• FW: footnotes to recent discussions   Frank Abate
• America and American   Frank Abate
• America and American   Frank Abate
• Midwest (long)   Frank Abate
• ABA Journal Article   Frank Abate
• FW: Chicago (fwd) -- long   Frank Abate
• "molotov cocktail"   Elaine -HFB- Ashton
• "molotov cocktail"   Elaine -HFB- Ashton
• OED Article   Baker, John
• Recuse, Recusal   Baker, John
• Blue Screen of Death (was: Computer haiku)   Baker, John
• Blue Screen of Death (was: Computer haiku)   Baker, John
• pleonasms   Baker, John
• Blue Screen of Death (was: Computer haiku)   Baker, John
• Hinky   Baker, John
• Recuse, Recusal   Baker, John
• Words of 2002   Barnhart
• mine-run   Barnhart
• Fluffies & the Full Monty Breakfast   Barnhart
• mla language and society call for papers   Dennis Baron
• McDonalization or McDonaldization?   Benjamin Barrett
• New government agency   Benjamin Barrett
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   Grant Barrett
• Repost: Request for Web Sites   Grant Barrett
• ADS Web Site Updated   Grant Barrett
• New Site   Grant Barrett
• Query: Address for John Algeo   Grant Barrett
• pianist vs. piano player   Grant Barrett
• Google Programming Contest   Grant Barrett
• pianist vs. piano player   Grant Barrett
• HISTORY LESSON 101   Grant Barrett
• Korea Times: Sloppy English May Embarass "Worldcup"   Grant Barrett
• pianist vs. piano player   David Bergdahl
• majority = ?   David Bergdahl
• Papricash, Schill, Palachinka, Voslauer, Sligievitch (1884)   David Bergdahl
• time stamp   David Bergdahl
• America and Americans (and Brits)   David Bergdahl
• America and Americans / Europeans   David Bergdahl
• continents   David Bergdahl
• America and Americans / Europeans   David Bergdahl
• America and Americans / Europeans   David Bergdahl
• Southern   David Bergdahl
• additional support for the southernness of WV   David Bergdahl
• kosher & halal   David Bergdahl
• take-out etc. (was: kosher & halal)   David Bergdahl
• pleonasms: ink pen   Douglas Bigham
• pleonasms: ink pen   Douglas Bigham
• Stick pins (was: pleonasms: ink pen)   Douglas Bigham
• America and Americans (and Brits)   Douglas Bigham
• America and Americans (and Brits)   Douglas Bigham
• America and American   Billionbridges.com
• America and American   Billionbridges.com
• America and Americans   Billionbridges.com
• Computer haiku   John Blower
• ADS in NY Times   John Blower
• ASSist TO, HELP TO, etc.   Steve Boatti
• majority = ?   Steve Boatti
• Opposite of "oxymoron"   Steve Boatti
• Blue Screen of Death (was: Computer haiku)   Bookrat
• pleonasms: ink pen   David Bowie
• Banana (1325-1354)   Duane Campbell
• pleonasms   Duane Campbell
• pleonasms   Duane Campbell
• You're from Uruguay.   Duane Campbell
• Rahat-Locum ("Turkish Delight")(1808); Nine Yards   Duane Campbell
• pleonasms   Duane Campbell
• theological origins of "Cheese it!"   Duane Campbell
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   Gerald Cohen
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   Gerald Cohen
• Safire's "Clean Yer Clock"   Gerald Cohen
• "Bob's your uncle"   Gerald Cohen
• "Bob's your uncle"   Gerald Cohen
• "turpentine cut" query   Gerald Cohen
• "Big Apple" prostitution etymology   Gerald Cohen
• Indo-European   Gerald Cohen
• "Bob's your uncle"   Gerald Cohen
• Caesar Salad in 1946??   Gerald Cohen
• "Bob's your uncle"   Gerald Cohen
• "Bob's your uncle"   Gerald Cohen
• Hinky   Tom Dalzell
• Blue Screen of Death (was: Computer haiku)   Drew Danielson
• America and Americans / Europeans   Drew Danielson
• America and Americans / Europeans   Drew Danielson
• take-out etc. (was: kosher & halal)   Drew Danielson
• Convenience (was: take-out etc. (was: kosher & halal))   Drew Danielson
• "Wop" in 1908?   Joanne M. Despres
• Lx Profiling   Bethany K. Dumas
• pleonasms   Bethany K. Dumas
• pleonasms   Bethany K. Dumas
• hobos, tramps and bums   Bethany K. Dumas
• Nyuz   Bethany K. Dumas
• pleonasms   Alice Faber
• pronoun trace   Alice Faber
• America and American   Alice Faber
• America and Americans / Europeans   Alice Faber
• Roots   Alice Faber
• Sin Bin   Alice Faber
• Caramel, etc.   Beverly Feldt
• pianist vs. piano player   Beverly Flanigan
• pianist vs. piano player   Beverly Flanigan
• 18c accents?   Beverly Flanigan
• pleonasms   Beverly Flanigan
• trace pronoun   Beverly Flanigan
• trace pronoun   Beverly Flanigan
• Pidgin To Da Max (1981)   Beverly Flanigan
• Midwest   Beverly Flanigan
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Beverly Flanigan
• rat race   Benjamin Fortson
• linguistic chauvenisms   Benjamin Fortson
• Indo-European   Benjamin Fortson
• pronoun trace   Benjamin Fortson
• amazing etymologies   Benjamin Fortson
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Benjamin Fortson
• mid-rift   Benjamin Fortson
• Macho   Paul Frank
• America and American   Paul Frank
• Skyline operations   Alexey Fuchs
• Hinky   Alexey Fuchs
• kosher & halal   Alexey Fuchs
• pianist vs. piano player   ANNE V. GILBERT
• pianist vs. piano player   ANNE V. GILBERT
• pianist vs. piano player   ANNE V. GILBERT
• pianist vs. piano player   ANNE V. GILBERT
• pianist vs. piano player   ANNE V. GILBERT
• pianist vs. piano player   ANNE V. GILBERT
• pianist vs. piano player   ANNE V. GILBERT
• pianist vs. piano player   ANNE V. GILBERT
• New government agency   ANNE V. GILBERT
• pleonasms   ANNE V. GILBERT
• America and American   ANNE V. GILBERT
• America and American   ANNE V. GILBERT
• America and American   ANNE V. GILBERT
• America and American   ANNE V. GILBERT
• America and American   ANNE V. GILBERT
• America and American   ANNE V. GILBERT
• America and Americans   ANNE V. GILBERT
• kosher & halal   ANNE V. GILBERT
• kosher & halal   ANNE V. GILBERT
• kosher & halal   ANNE V. GILBERT
• kosher & halal   ANNE V. GILBERT
• take-out etc. (was: kosher & halal)   ANNE V. GILBERT
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   GSCole
• ADS Web Site Updated   GSCole
• ..Cyber Security Days..   GSCole
• McDonalization or McDonaldization?   GSCole
• America and American   GSCole
• America and American   GSCole
• Shibboleth   GSCole
• ..Canadian border official..   GSCole
• QUESTION: Meaning & etymology of "mosey"   Richard Gage
• Roots (Your daughter is correct)   Richard Gage
• QUESTION: Meaning & etymology of "mosey"   Richard Gage
• Scree screw scradjum, anyone?   Richard Gage
• "Fold, Spindle..."   Richard Gage
• "Fold, Spindle..."   Richard Gage
• Texts on North American English(es)?   Dan Goodman
• 18c accents?   Dan Goodman
• New Site   Jonathon Green
• Leaves   Jonathon Green
• Fwd: 13.406, Qs: "English words" Quote--Author, James D. Nicoll?   Jonathon Green
• Hinky   Jonathon Green
• Hinky   Jonathon Green
• Anal   Bob Haas
• "turpentine cut" query   Thom Harrison
• Indo-European   Thom Harrison
• pleonasms   Thom Harrison
• pianist vs. piano player   Steve Hicks
• Life imitates the ADS-L   Steve Hicks
• America and American   Steve Hicks
• Midwest   Steve Hicks
• Mead's Ranch, Kansas...center of U.S.   Steve Hicks
• Fwd: segment on linguistic profiling on ABC's 20/20, Feb. 6   Laurence Horn
• Chocolate in America (1765?); New York Eats Out (2002)   Laurence Horn
• quasimodals?   Laurence Horn
• linguistic chauvenisms   Laurence Horn
• LTO, SOTU   Laurence Horn
• pianist vs. piano player   Laurence Horn
• pianist vs. piano player   Laurence Horn
• pianist vs. piano player   Laurence Horn
• pianist vs. piano player; name sought for mystical phenomenon   Laurence Horn
• Monodialectal vs. Monodialectical   Laurence Horn
• waiting for "Enronics"...   Laurence Horn
• Life imitates the ADS-L   Laurence Horn
• majority = ?   Laurence Horn
• Opposite of "oxymoron"   Laurence Horn
• Opposite of "oxymoron"   Laurence Horn
• macho man   Laurence Horn
• macho man   Laurence Horn
• footnotes to recent discussions   Laurence Horn
• Opposite of "oxymoron"   Laurence Horn
• Jambalaya (1875); Chocolate Kisses (1874)   Laurence Horn
• pleonasms   Laurence Horn
• pleonasms   Laurence Horn
• mine-run   Laurence Horn
• pleonasms   Laurence Horn
• pleonasms   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: 13.406, Qs: "English words" Quote--Author, James D. Nicoll?   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: 13.406, Qs: "English words" Quote--Author, James D. Nicoll?   Laurence Horn
• pleonasms [corrected post]   Laurence Horn
• pleonasms: ink pen   Laurence Horn
• You're from Uruguay.   Laurence Horn
• No subject   Laurence Horn
• pleonasms: ink pen   Laurence Horn
• hobos, tramps and bums   Laurence Horn
• INK PINS & STICKIN' PENS   Laurence Horn
• pleonasms   Laurence Horn
• HISTORY LESSON 101   Laurence Horn
• trace pronoun   Laurence Horn
• synchronicity/seriality   Laurence Horn
• amazing etymologies   Laurence Horn
• synchronicity/seriality   Laurence Horn
• America and American   Laurence Horn
• America and American   Laurence Horn
• America and American   Laurence Horn
• tangentially related to dialect variation   Laurence Horn
• Answer to query   Laurence Horn
• America and Americans (and Brits)   Laurence Horn
• cross-post of interest (Tottie's Intro to Am Eng)   Laurence Horn
• Shibboleth (and linguistic profiling)   Laurence Horn
• America and Americans   Laurence Horn
• America and Americans (and Brits)   Laurence Horn
• America and Americans / Europeans   Laurence Horn
• America and Americans / Europeans   Laurence Horn
• America and Americans / Europeans   Laurence Horn
• continents   Laurence Horn
• America and Americans / Europeans   Laurence Horn
• America and Americans / Europeans   Laurence Horn
• America and Americans / Europeans   Laurence Horn
• continents   Laurence Horn
• continents, flags, confederacy, yellow rose   Laurence Horn
• Yet another Etymology That Won't Die (s. nob.)   Laurence Horn
• Yet another Etymology That Won't Die (s. nob.)   Laurence Horn
• theological origins of "Cheese it!"   Laurence Horn
• theological origins of "Cheese it!"   Laurence Horn
• All the ADSers that're fit to print   Laurence Horn
• kosher & halal   Laurence Horn
• All the ADSers that're fit to print   Laurence Horn
• kosher & halal   Laurence Horn
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Laurence Horn
• kosher & halal   Laurence Horn
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Laurence Horn
• kosher & halal   Laurence Horn
• kosher & halal   Laurence Horn
• "Big Apple" is finally online   Laurence Horn
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Laurence Horn
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Laurence Horn
• Wildfoods Festival & Velvet Antlers   Laurence Horn
• "Fold, Spindle..."   Laurence Horn
• mid-rift   Laurence Horn
• Pancake Rocks & Stylobedding   Laurence Horn
• Indo-European   Terry Irons
• America and American   FRITZ JUENGLING
• America and Americans   FRITZ JUENGLING
• America and Americans   FRITZ JUENGLING
• America and Americans   FRITZ JUENGLING
• America and Americans / Europeans   FRITZ JUENGLING
• continents, flags, confederacy, yellow rose   FRITZ JUENGLING
• America and Americans / Europeans   FRITZ JUENGLING
• America and Americans / Europeans   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Midwest   FRITZ JUENGLING
• take-out etc. (was: kosher & halal)   FRITZ JUENGLING
• mid-rift   FRITZ JUENGLING
• pleonasms: ink pen   Jewls2u
• America and Americans   Jewls2u
• linguistic chauvenisms   Johnson, Ellen
• Query: Address for John Algeo   Johnson, Ellen
• 18c accents?   Johnson, Ellen
• FW: Re: Convenience (was: take-out etc. (was: kosher & halal))   Johnson, Ellen
• Indo-European   Jan Kammert
• Online dialect survey   Scott F. Kiesling
• Maori Proverbs & more   Scott F. Kiesling
• All the ADSers that're fit to print   Steve Kl.
• Midwest   Steve Kl.
• 18c accents?   Bill Kretzschmar
• Life imitates the ADS-L   Kruse, Barry
• Opposite of "oxymoron"   Patti Kurtz
• Opposite of "oxymoron"   Patti Kurtz
• quasimodals?   Tom Kysilko
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   Donald M Lance
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   Donald M Lance
• box set   Donald M Lance
• monodialectical   Donald M Lance
• pianist vs. piano player   Donald M Lance
• pianist vs. piano player   Donald M Lance
• pianist vs. piano player   Donald M Lance
• Monodialectal vs. Monodialectical   Donald M Lance
• Jazz Fiddler   Donald M Lance
• Macho   Donald M Lance
• pleonasms   Donald M Lance
• hot water heater (was "pleonasms")   Donald M Lance
• HISTORY LESSON 101   Donald M Lance
• Nyuz   Donald M Lance
• America and Americans / Europeans   Donald M Lance
• America and Americans / Europeans   Donald M Lance
• America and Americans / Europeans   Donald M Lance
• continents   Donald M Lance
• America and Americans / Europeans   Donald M Lance
• Midwest   Donald M Lance
• theological origins of "Cheese it!"   Donald M Lance
• kosher & halal   Donald M Lance
• kosher & halal   Donald M Lance
• "molotov cocktail"   James A. Landau
• box set   James A. Landau
• Boerek and Soujouk (1831); Don't Know Borsht   James A. Landau
• Matso Ball Soup   James A. Landau
• Borschtich, Blini, Tschi, Piroggi, Vodka (1799)(A GEM!!)   James A. Landau
• Why the OED does not know everything   James A. Landau
• Skyline operations   James A. Landau
• Indo-European   James A. Landau
• Synonym jokes   James A. Landau
• New government agency   James A. Landau
• Computer haiku   James A. Landau
• mine-run   James A. Landau
• "Enron" as metaphor   James A. Landau
• 13.406, Qs: "English words" Quote--Author, James D. Nicoll?   James A. Landau
• Caesar Salad in 1946??   James A. Landau
• Caesar Salad in 1946??   James A. Landau
• hobos, tramps and bums   James A. Landau
• Shave Ice; Hawaiian Loanwords   James A. Landau
• amazing etymologies   James A. Landau
• continents   James A. Landau
• [...] yellow rose   James A. Landau
• Midwest   James A. Landau
• Fluffies & the Full Monty Breakfast   James A. Landau
• Caesar salad (1934?)   James A. Landau
• Fwd: CFP: FEL VI: Endangered Languages and their Literatures: Antigua, Guatemala. 8-10 August 2002   Sonja L. Lanehart
• Finlandish Bath/Sauna (1802); Mjod (1901); Shashlik (1902)   Bruce Levak
• Molotov Eggs & Motti Tactics (long!)   Bruce Levak
• "turpentine cut" query   Bruce Levak
• Roots   Bruce Levak
• pianist vs. piano player   Michal Lisecki
• LTO, SOTU   A. Maberry
• Banana (1325-1354)   A. Maberry
• Banana (1325-1354)   A. Maberry
• America and American   A. Maberry
• America and American   A. Maberry
• score = '20' in headline   Mark A Mandel
• SkyD trusted traveler cards   Mark A Mandel
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   Mark A Mandel
• 18c accents?   Mark A Mandel
• def. german urft?   Mark A Mandel
• def. german urft?   Mark A Mandel
• 18c accents?   Mark A Mandel
• pianist vs. piano player   Mark A Mandel
• pianist vs. piano player   Mark A Mandel
• pianist vs. piano player   Mark A Mandel
• Papricash, Schill, Palachinka, Voslauer, Sligievitch (1884)   Mark A Mandel
• "turpentine cut" query   Mark A Mandel
• Palatschinke(n)   Mark A Mandel
• pleonasms   Mark A Mandel
• pleonasms   Mark A Mandel
• Stick pins (was: pleonasms: ink pen)   Mark A Mandel
• synchronicity/seriality   Mark A Mandel
• shibboleth (was: America and American)   Mark A Mandel
• America and Americans   Mark A Mandel
• America and Americans / Europeans   Mark A Mandel
• America and Americans / Europeans   Mark A Mandel
• America and Americans / Europeans   Mark A Mandel
• continents   Mark A Mandel
• America and Americans / Europeans   Mark A Mandel
• America and Americans / Europeans   Mark A Mandel
• Yet another Etymology That Won't Die (s. nob.)   Mark A Mandel
• Yet another Etymology That Won't Die (s. nob.)   Mark A Mandel
• lexicography in the crossword puzzle   Mark A Mandel
• kosher & halal   Mark A Mandel
• kosher & halal   Mark A Mandel
• Sin Bin   Mark A Mandel
• kosher & halal   Mark A Mandel
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Mark A Mandel
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Mark A Mandel
• G. W. Matsell   Mark A Mandel
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Mark A Mandel
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Mark A Mandel
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Mark A Mandel
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Mark A Mandel
• speculations on future pan-Slavic??   Mark A Mandel
• "Fold, Spindle..."   Mark A Mandel
• McDonalization or McDonaldization?   Paul McFedries
• Carnography   Paul McFedries
• "Gunsel" thread: loose end   Peter A. McGraw
• "Gunsel" thread: loose end   Peter A. McGraw
• def. german urft?   Peter A. McGraw
• def. german urft?   Peter A. McGraw
• ASSist TO, HELP TO, etc.   Peter A. McGraw
• pianist vs. piano player   Peter A. McGraw
• pianist vs. piano player   Peter A. McGraw
• Textbook recommendation?   Peter A. McGraw
• Palatschinke(n)   Peter A. McGraw
• Palatschinke(n)   Peter A. McGraw
• pleonasms   Peter A. McGraw
• 18th C. American English   Peter A. McGraw
• amazing etymologies   Peter A. McGraw
• amazing etymologies   Peter A. McGraw
• America and American   Peter A. McGraw
• America and Americans / Europeans   Peter A. McGraw
• Midwest   Peter A. McGraw
• take-out etc. (was: kosher & halal)   Peter A. McGraw
• take-out etc. (was: kosher & halal)   Peter A. McGraw
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Peter A. McGraw
• Google Programming Contest   Erin McKean
• pleonasms   Erin McKean
• Goats Legs & Irish Nachos   Erin McKean
• pleonasms: ink pen   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Stick pins (was: pleonasms: ink pen)   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• theological origins of "Cheese it!"   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• mid-rift   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Southerners tell it like it is..   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• "Fold, Spindle..."   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Safire's "Clean Yer Clock"   Kathleen E. Miller
• pianist vs. piano player   Kathleen E. Miller
• FW: Enron, the verb (fwd)   Kathleen E. Miller
• mine-run   Kathleen E. Miller
• Carnography   Kathleen E. Miller
• Anal & Freud   Kathleen E. Miller
• Regime Change   Kathleen E. Miller
• Monodialectal vs. Monodialectical   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• McDonalization or McDonaldization?   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• pianist vs. piano player   Lynne Murphy
• FW: Enron, the verb (fwd)   Lynne Murphy
• Opposite of "oxymoron"   Lynne Murphy
• Opposite of "oxymoron"   Lynne Murphy
• Opposite of "oxymoron"   Lynne Murphy
• macho man   Lynne Murphy
• Macho   Lynne Murphy
• macho man   Lynne Murphy
• pleonasms   Lynne Murphy
• pleonasms: ink pen   Lynne Murphy
• OED, was: footnotes to recent discussions   Lynne Murphy
• pleonasms: ink pen   Lynne Murphy
• Anal   Lynne Murphy
• pleonasms: ink pen   Lynne Murphy
• Stick pins (was: pleonasms: ink pen)   Lynne Murphy
• trace pronoun   Lynne Murphy
• America and American   Lynne Murphy
• America and American   Lynne Murphy
• America and Americans (and Brits)   Lynne Murphy
• America and Americans / Europeans   Lynne Murphy
• continents   Lynne Murphy
• continents   Lynne Murphy
• continents   Lynne Murphy
• America and Americans / Europeans   Lynne Murphy
• kosher & halal   Lynne Murphy
• Convenience (was: take-out etc. (was: kosher & halal))   Lynne Murphy
• trace pronoun   Barbara Need
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Barbara Need
• The Lone Ranger   Victoria Neufeldt
• hot water heater (was "pleonasms")   Victoria Neufeldt
• America and American   Victoria Neufeldt
• Sin Bin   Victoria Neufeldt
• pronoun trace   Michael Newman
• Midwest   Gadi Niram
• America and Americans   Thomas Paikeday
• ADS in NY Times   Thomas Paikeday
• Lumberjack Slice; Barossa Slice; You're a Waldorf Salad   Barry Popik
• Pancake Rocks & Stylobedding   Barry Popik
• Wildfoods Festival & Velvet Antlers   Barry Popik
• Caramel, Brocolis (1653); The Complete Cook (1655)   Barry A Popik
• Caramel, Brocolis (1653); The Compleat Cook (1655)   Barry A Popik
• linguistic chauvenisms   Dennis R. Preston
• linguistic chauvenisms   Dennis R. Preston
• linguistic chauvenisms   Dennis R. Preston
• Jambalaya (1875); Chocolate Kisses (1874)   Dennis R. Preston
• pleonasms   Dennis R. Preston
• mine-run   Dennis R. Preston
• Sociolinguistics job at MSU   Dennis R. Preston
• pleonasms: ink pen   Dennis R. Preston
• pronoun trace   Dennis R. Preston
• pronoun trace   Dennis R. Preston
• pronoun trace   Dennis R. Preston
• America and American   Dennis R. Preston
• America and Americans (and Brits)   Dennis R. Preston
• America and Americans / Europeans   Dennis R. Preston
• continents   Dennis R. Preston
• America and Americans / Europeans   Dennis R. Preston
• America and Americans / Europeans   Dennis R. Preston
• America and Americans / Europeans   Dennis R. Preston
• Midwest   Dennis R. Preston
• pianist vs. piano player   James di Properzio
• toopaloons   Greg Pulliam
• Words of 2002   Michael B Quinion
• Possibly the whole nine yards of it?   Michael B Quinion
• Whole Nine Yards   Michael B Quinion
• kosher & halal   Marc Sacks
• America and Americans / Europeans   Scott Sadowsky
• Mien, Momo (1894)   Fred Shapiro
• monodialectical   Fred Shapiro
• Borschtich, Blini, Tschi, Piroggi, Vodka (1799)(A GEM!!)   Fred Shapiro
• Borschtich, Blini, Tschi, Piroggi, Vodka (1799)(A GEM!!)   Fred Shapiro
• Banana (1325-1354)   Fred Shapiro
• Why the OED does not know everything   Fred Shapiro
• Early English Books Online; Big Apple "whore theory" reappears   Fred Shapiro
• "Bob's your uncle" info   Fred Shapiro
• footnotes to recent discussions   Fred Shapiro
• Blue Screen of Death (was: Computer haiku)   Fred Shapiro
• Blue Screen of Death (was: Computer haiku)   Fred Shapiro
• Recuse, Recusal   Fred Shapiro
• Recuse, Recusal   Fred Shapiro
• ABA Journal Article   Fred Shapiro
• "Fold, Spindle..."   Fred Shapiro
• "molotov cocktail"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Mien, Momo (1894)   Jesse Sheidlower
• your mail   Jesse Sheidlower
• Hinky   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Laying giggy"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Yet another Etymology That Won't Die (s. nob.)   Jesse Sheidlower
• All the ADSers that're fit to print   Jesse Sheidlower
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Jesse Sheidlower
• if you would for if you will   Simon_Beth
• pronoun trace   Simon_Beth
• No subject   James Smith
• America and American   James Smith
• Roots   James Smith
• America and American   Indigo Som
• 18c accents?   Herbert Stahlke
• linguistic chauvenisms   Herbert Stahlke
• linguistic chauvenisms   Herbert Stahlke
• pianist vs. piano player   Herbert Stahlke
• You're from Uruguay.   Herbert Stahlke
• You're from Uruguay   Herbert Stahlke
• "Their" = "his/her"   Herbert Stahlke
• Shibboleth   Herbert Stahlke
• America and Americans / Europeans   Herbert Stahlke
• mid-rift   Herbert Stahlke
• Robert Chapman   Fraser Sutherland
• America and Americans   Fraser Sutherland
• "Let off steam" (1826)   George Thompson
• pianist vs. piano player   George Thompson
• footnotes to recent discussions   George Thompson
• hobos, tramps and bums   George Thompson
• "Laying giggy"   George Thompson
• yellow rose   George Thompson
• "Laying giggy"   George Thompson
• Sin Bin   George Thompson
• "Big Apple" is finally online   George Thompson
• G. W. Matsell   George Thompson
• Ink pen   Rudolph C Troike
• pronoun trace   Rudolph C Troike
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Rudolph C Troike
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   Rudolph C Troike
• America and Americans   Michael Vezie
• monodialectical   Pamela R. Wagner
• monodialectical   Pamela Roper Wagner
• America and Americans (and Brits)   Wilcox, Rose (ZB5646)
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   Douglas G. Wilson
• def. german urft?   Douglas G. Wilson
• toopaloons   Douglas G. Wilson
• def. german urft?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Papricash, Schill, Palachinka, Voslauer, Sligievitch (1884)   Douglas G. Wilson
• "turpentine cut" query   Douglas G. Wilson
• Palatschinke(n)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Whole Nine Yards   Douglas G. Wilson
• No subject   Douglas G. Wilson
• your mail   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Their" = "his/her"   Douglas G. Wilson
• synchronicity/seriality   Douglas G. Wilson
• Hinky   Douglas G. Wilson
• Whole Nine Yards   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Bob's your uncle"   Douglas G. Wilson
• QUESTION: Meaning & etymology of "mosey"   Douglas G. Wilson
• mid-rift   Douglas G. Wilson
• Skyline operations   Dave Wilton
• Whole Nine Yards   Dave Wilton
• You're from Uruguay   Dave Wilton
• hobos, tramps and bums   Dave Wilton
• HISTORY LESSON 101   Dave Wilton
• Midwest   Dave Wilton
• macho man   Yerkes, Susan
• pronoun trace   Arnold Zwicky
• amazing etymologies   Arnold Zwicky
• pronoun trace   Arnold Zwicky
• pronoun trace   Arnold Zwicky
• "Windy CIty" wrong again! (JUST SHOOT ME!)   carljweber
• Home Skillet   carljweber
• America and American   carljweber
• Canada Etymology?   carljweber
• Ch8ca8a (long)   carljweber
• FW: Chicago (fwd) -- long   carljweber
• Textbook recommendation?   thomas e murray
• "Rackensack" (=Arkansas) query   jane parker
• def. german urft?   jane parker
• toopaloons   sagehen
• pianist vs. piano player   sagehen
• "turpentine cut" query   sagehen
• Skyline operations   sagehen
• trace pronoun   sagehen
• trace pronoun   sagehen
• synchronicity/seriality   sagehen
• America and American   sagehen
• America and Americans   sagehen
• America and Americans / Europeans   sagehen
• America and Americans / Europeans   sagehen
• America and Americans / Europeans   sagehen
• take-out etc. (was: kosher & halal)   sagehen
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   sagehen
• transitivity of "expire" (fwd)   sagehen

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