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• Wildfires   AAllan at AOL.COM
• bad hair day attribution   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Newsletter of the American Dialect Society   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Best subject line for spam e-mail   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Query: Was a gold ball really thrown out to start season?   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Hollywood Harry   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pointing a Finger (1938)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pita, Zilabka (1925); Mezzlik (1904); Halva from Philadelphia, Turkey   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Aguardiente (1810); Tronc (1853); Blame Game   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Pideh" in Evliya Efendi's 17th Century Travels   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Caucasus food glossaries (LONG!)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dragon Naturally Speaking ("His wife could eat no lien")   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Evliya Efendi's 17th Century Travels (continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Madrasah (15th century); Frenchification (1802)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Madrasah...; Stedman medical words   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Radishes & Tomatoes ("Reds")   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Swiss Cookery (Kuchli, the Right Stuff)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Angora (1834); Albin Krebs & the Big Apple   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Lumps of Delight (1842); Irish Stew (1812?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Nosh; All Things Considered   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Yurt, Baidar (1774); Angora (1784)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Whymper's Alaska/California slang (1868)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Big Four; Big Father; Alaskan terms (1741-1742)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Turkish national epithets (1801)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Sugar and Mugar, Cahue and Mahue (Turkish national epithets (1801))   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Troubadour, Brie (1739); Nu, Kolbash (1904)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Beigle (1929; Bagel, in 1870s, in Belarus?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Rayah, Mocha & Yemen Coffee (1801)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Turkish Beigel (Bella Chagall, 1940s); 1897 NYT "Big Apple"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bat Mitzvah (1921, 1949); Kosher (1620); Mellah   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brauer's "Jews of Kurdistan" glossary & Maza   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Ballerina, Escabeche, Pochero, Arroz a la Valencia (1770)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• 1897 "Big Apple" examined   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hula, Mai Tai (1798); Baretti (1719-1789)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Asser Levy (-1681), NYC's first kosher butcher   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mevin (1950); Falafel (1953); Nu (1949)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kibbutz, Moshav, Shlemazzle (1928)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Sam Levenson's Yiddish Glossary (1951 or 1946)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Goyim, Pallone, Commedia dell' arte, Scenario (1768)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hoop and the Harm   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pennies from heaven; Macher (1928)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Precrime" and Speilberg movie   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Homus, Taheny, Kafta, Kanafeh (1950)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Gravlax, Permis de sejour (1848)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Falafel, Petah, Khoumus (1949)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Yemen Cuisine (1934, in German)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Nash, Beigel, and the Goldbergs (1931)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kebutzah (1926); Schmooze (1902); Ich gebibble (1915)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Coffee Shop (1831) and Turkish Sayings   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hot Dog; Off Topic: Parking Violations "Policy Change"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Johnny Pump (1934)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kibby & Henna on her toes (1874)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Shiner, Gum Shoe (1904)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Daily Candy Lexicons I, II, III   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kibby (1844), Old Woman's Hair (1844) and much more   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Ted Turner removes all doubt; Hummus (1873) and Syrian Food   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Ted Turner removes all doubt; Hummus (1873) and Syrian Food   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Air Fries, Fakin' Bacon, Vegannaise, Nayonaise, Conscious Cuisine   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Jack Buck's "That's a winner!"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Judith Kaplan's Bat Mitzvah (1922)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• OED News (June); 'Tis pity, but "Shakespeare" is Ford   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Stockpot (1835); Taboulah (1939); Alaska & more   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• It's a good thing (blues recordings, 1920s)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Klezmer (M-W 1949, OED no entry?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Klezmer, Tshatshke, Chollah (1908)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Shickzah, Jehudah, Meshumad (1872); Nebbish (1907)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Greek Salad (1935)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Magen David, Oi Vey (1901)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Dime iss money," Judisch (1885); More Wolfenstein (1905)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Windy City" in today's Wash. Post   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Food in THE TASTE OF YIDDISH (1970)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pain in the neck, Nu (1896); Tzatzkes (1898); Madame Klesmer (1917)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Nosh, Nasher (1914); Hamantaschen (1916)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dreidle (1920)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kevutzah (1920)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• SONGS FROM THE GHETTO glossary, part one (1900)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• SONGS FROM THE GHETTO glossary, part two (1900)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Thomas Mount's flash language (1791)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• No Show Socks   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Reindeer Hot Dogs & moosecellaneous from Alaska   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Alaska Glossary   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• 200 words for snow; Alaska Place Names   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• World Cupdate; Jo Jos, Buffalo Fries & more   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• MRE; Near Bear   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Fauxhawk (Fake Mohawk)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mountain Mothers & Moose Dropping; Tomazzo   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Sourdoughs, Alaska Strawberries, and SOS (Salmon on a Shingle)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Telephone Tooth   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• PFD, Pioneer homes; Duckfarts (cocktail)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Best subject line for spam e-mail   LJT777 at AOL.COM
• a Yankee dime   LJT777 at AOL.COM
• Passing along a friend's query...   LJT777 at AOL.COM
• Linguists like to argue!?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• linguist like to argue with (or criticize) non-linguists, too   RonButters at AOL.COM
• etymythology for "Indian"?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• precrime   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Best subject line for spam e-mail   RonButters at AOL.COM
• It's a good thing   RonButters at AOL.COM
• put-down   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Judith Kaplan's Bat Mitzvah (1922)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "Watchable wildlife" & ethnic jokes   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Query: Was a gold ball really thrown out to start season?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Non-native English?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• An initial 4A N2...?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• An initial 4A N2...?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Soda pop   Frank Abate
• OED appeals list   Frank Abate
• FW: Query: Was a gold ball really thrown out to start season?   Frank Abate
• perception of gender in names   Elaine -HFB- Ashton
• Jack Buck's "That's a winner!"   Elaine -HFB- Ashton
• Boo-Boo   Baker, John
• Cup of Joe   Baker, John
• Cup of Joe   Baker, John
• OED appeals list   Baker, John
• OED appeals list   Baker, John
• It's a good thing   Baker, John
• It's a good thing   Baker, John
• OED appeals-give him one   Baker, John
• dubious usages   Benjamin Barrett
• 1882 Phonetic Happy New Year   Grant Barrett
• Formal Language for Analyzing Contracts   Grant Barrett
• Denial of Responsibility (DoR) Attacks   Grant Barrett
• "It's Gone All Pear-Shaped!"   Grant Barrett
• North (and South) Cackylacky?   Grant Barrett
• Nosh; All Things Considered   Grant Barrett
• "strong like bull"   Grant Barrett
• Wildfires   Grant Barrett
• FW: Death of W. Nelson Francis   Grant Barrett
• route   Grant Barrett
• The Phased vs. Fazed Confusion   Grant Barrett
• Query: Dialect Ten   Grant Barrett
• Query: Dialect Ten   Grant Barrett
• An initial 4A N2...?   Grant Barrett
• Purdue in November   Jeanelle Barrett
• Bangor Brownies (1908); Maine Sardines (1902)   Ruth Barton
• qohee   Brad Beaty
• Prussian French?   David Bergdahl
• tangent to fronter/backer   David Bergdahl
• targets of ethnic jokes   David Bergdahl
• Fronter and Backer   Douglas Bigham
• An initial 4A N2...?   Douglas Bigham
• An initial 4A N2...?   Billionbridges.com
• silly and off-topic   John Blower
• silly and off-topic   John Blower
• silly and off-topic   John Blower
• silly and off-topic   John Blower
• route   Steve Boatti
• route   Steve Boatti
• O.P.s   Gareth Branwyn
• Is there a better term?   Duane Campbell
• Is there a better term?   Duane Campbell
• linguist like to argue with (or criticize) non-linguists, too   Duane Campbell
• Seeking two words   Duane Campbell
• Vocabula Review   Gerald Cohen
• "toke the wild hair"   Gerald Cohen
• Query: Was a gold ball really thrown out to start season?   Gerald Cohen
• Query: "ground-rent man" (baseball, 1908)   Gerald Cohen
• Query: "ground-rent man" (baseball, 1908)   Gerald Cohen
• "clever" (= skillful, adroit)   Gerald Cohen
• OED appeals-give him one   Dale Coye
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Dale Coye
• IBM ad   Dale Coye
• BLUE CENT   DAK
• Denial of Responsibility (DoR) Attacks   Drew Danielson
• linguist like to argue with (or criticize) non-linguists, too   Drew Danielson
• linguist like to argue with (or criticize) non-linguists, too   Drew Danielson
• Soda pop   Drew Danielson
• Seeking two words   Drew Danielson
• Is there a better term?   Joanne M. Despres
• Is there a better term?   Joanne M. Despres
• SCMLA Oct 30-Nov 1, 2003 - Hot Springs, Arkansas   Lesa Dill
• Is there a better term?   Bethany K. Dumas
• Arthur Andersen trial   Bethany K. Dumas
• SCMLA Oct 30-Nov 1, 2003 - Hot Springs, Arkansas   Bethany K. Dumas
• pre-purchased   Bethany K. Dumas
• pre-purchased   Bethany K. Dumas
• pre-purchased and diploma's   Bethany K. Dumas
• pre-purchased   Bethany K. Dumas
• silly and off-topic   Bethany K. Dumas
• OED appeals list   Bethany K. Dumas
• "Watchable wildlife"   Bethany K. Dumas
• "Watchable wildlife"   Bethany K. Dumas
• Judith Kaplan's Bat Mitzvah (1922)   Bethany K. Dumas
• Judith Kaplan's Bat Mitzvah (1922)   Bethany K. Dumas
• Off Off Topic   Bethany K. Dumas
• Evolving subjunctive   Alice Faber
• Bat Mitzvah (1921, 1949); Kosher (1620); Mellah   Alice Faber
• Why   Alice Faber
• Wildfires   Alice Faber
• Jack Buck's "That's a winner!"   Alice Faber
• route   Alice Faber
• Jack Buck's "That's a winner!"   Alice Faber
• route   Alice Faber
• wife beaters   Alice Faber
• Off Off Topic   Alice Faber
• Non-native English?   Alice Faber
• An initial 4A N2...?   Alice Faber
• "strong like bull"   Peter Farruggio
• "strong like bull"   Peter Farruggio
• Is there a better term?   Bob Felton
• Vocabula Review   Robert Hartwell Fiske
• Is there a better term?   Robert Fitzke
• Daily Candy Lexicons I, II, III   Robert Fitzke
• targets of ethnic jokes   Robert Fitzke
• targets of ethnic jokes   Robert Fitzke
• Sidelight on "Big Apple"   Beverly Flanigan
• perception of gender in names   Beverly Flanigan
• -og words   Beverly Flanigan
• OED appeals-give him one   Beverly Flanigan
• next store (= next door)   Beverly Flanigan
• route   Beverly Flanigan
• a Yankee dime   Teruhiko Fukaya
• ..more words may be needed..   GSCole
• ..words and the internet..   GSCole
• OED appeals list   GSCole
• OED appeals list   GSCole
• comparatives of front and back   Matthew Gordon
• Fronter and Backer   Matthew Gordon
• Fronter and Backer   Matthew Gordon
• pre-purchased   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Non-native English?   Gordon, Matthew J.
• "It's Gone All Pear-Shaped!"   Jonathon Green
• silly and off-topic   Jonathon Green
• Cup of Joe   Jonathon Green
• OED appeals-give him one   Jonathon Green
• An initial 4A N2...?   Jonathon Green
• qohee   Joan Houston Hall
• Back to "why", "why"   Dickie Heaberlin
• wife beaters   Dickie Maurice Heaberlin
• my bad   Dickie Maurice Heaberlin
• "toke the wild hair" -- Query   Laurence Horn
• qohee   Laurence Horn
• Evolving subjunctive   Laurence Horn
• perception of gender in names   Laurence Horn
• perception of gender in names   Laurence Horn
• Read with pleasure: thanks for the wonderful new book   Laurence Horn
• Soda pop   Laurence Horn
• pre-purchased   Laurence Horn
• pre-purchased   Laurence Horn
• silly and off-topic   Laurence Horn
• Hot Dog; Off Topic: Parking Violations "Policy Change"   Laurence Horn
• -og words   Laurence Horn
• Jack Buck's "That's a winner!"   Laurence Horn
• Judith Kaplan's Bat Mitzvah (1922)   Laurence Horn
• OED appeals list   Laurence Horn
• It's a good thing   Laurence Horn
• Off Off Topic   Laurence Horn
• Fronter and Backer   Laurence Horn
• Jack Buck's "That's a winner!"   Laurence Horn
• route   Laurence Horn
• OED appeals-give him one   Laurence Horn
• Judith Kaplan's Bat Mitzvah (1922)   Laurence Horn
• "Watchable wildlife" & ethnic jokes   Laurence Horn
• Off Off Topic   Laurence Horn
• Off Off Topic   Laurence Horn
• Off Off Topic   Laurence Horn
• Off Off Topic   Laurence Horn
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Laurence Horn
• IBM ad   Laurence Horn
• IBM ad   Laurence Horn
• An initial 4A?   Laurence Horn
• Query: Was a gold ball really thrown out to start season?   Laurence Horn
• An initial 4A?   Laurence Horn
• An initial 4A?   Laurence Horn
• new website about Pittsburgh speech   Laurence Horn
• re Jack Buck   Laurence Horn
• Query: "ground-rent man" (baseball, 1908)   Laurence Horn
• Query: "ground-rent man" (baseball, 1908)   Laurence Horn
• "clever" (= skillful, adroit)   Laurence Horn
• Fronter and Backer   Terry Lynn Irons
• perception of gender in names   FRITZ JUENGLING
• perception of gender in names   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Hula, Mai Tai (1798); Baretti (1719-1789)   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Soda pop   FRITZ JUENGLING
• pre-purchased   FRITZ JUENGLING
• pre-purchased   FRITZ JUENGLING
• pre-purchased   FRITZ JUENGLING
• pre-purchased and diploma's   FRITZ JUENGLING
• pre-purchased   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Soda pop   Jewls2u
• -og words   Johnson, Ellen
• "bet a million"   Paul M. Johnson
• silly and off-topic   Paul M. Johnson
• new website about Pittsburgh speech   Barbara Johnstone
• Two questions--myself and flush out   Ed Keer
• Soda pop   Ed Keer
• Soda pop   Ed Keer
• Wildfires   Ed Keer
• IBM ad   Ed Keer
• Is there a better term?   Rick Kennerly
• Is there a better term?   Rick Kennerly
• Is there a better term?   Rick Kennerly
• Is there a better term?   Rick Kennerly
• "strong like bull"   Rick Kennerly
• Soda pop   Rick Kennerly
• Soda pop   Rick Kennerly
• Soda pop   Rick Kennerly
• pre-purchased   Rick Kennerly
• Huh?   Rick Kennerly
• Fronter and Backer   Rick H Kennerly
• wife beaters   Rick H Kennerly
• Flip, flop, or fly   Rick H Kennerly
• wife beaters   Rick H Kennerly
• route   Rick H Kennerly
• Purdue in November   Steve Kl.
• Off Off Topic   Steve Kl.
• Off Off Topic   Steve Kl.
• Help!   Mai Kuha
• precrime   Mai Kuha
• Query: British Linguistics Projects   Mai Kuha
• Query: Dialect Ten   Patti Kurtz
• Amush   Donald M Lance
• Cup of Joe   Donald M Lance
• route   Donald M Lance
• route   Donald M Lance
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Donald M Lance
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Donald M Lance
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Donald M Lance
• Query: Dialect Ten   Donald M Lance
• IBM ad   Donald M Lance
• "Telecommuting" from 1973   James A. Landau
• Linguists like to argue!?   James A. Landau
• Linguists like to argue!?   James A. Landau
• linguist like to argue with (or criticize) non-linguists, too   James A. Landau
• Computer proverbs for Fred Shapiro   James A. Landau
• linguist like to argue with (or criticize) non-linguists, too   James A. Landau
• Computer proverbs for Fred Shapiro   James A. Landau
• linguist like to argue with (or criticize) non-linguists, too   James A. Landau
• Yurt, Baidar (1774); Angora (1784)   James A. Landau
• dubious usages   James A. Landau
• Computer proverbs for Fred Shapiro   James A. Landau
• potlatch   James A. Landau
• Bat Mitzvah (1921, 1949); Kosher (1620); Mellah   James A. Landau
• Ballerina, Escabeche, Pochero, Arroz a la Valencia (1770)   James A. Landau
• Ballerina, Escabeche, Pochero, Arroz a la Valencia (1770)   James A. Landau
• Hula, Mai Tai (1798); Baretti (1719-1789)   James A. Landau
• Arthur Andersen trial   James A. Landau
• seedless and seeded   James A. Landau
• silly and off-topic   James A. Landau
• silly and off-topic   James A. Landau
• silly and off-topic   James A. Landau
• Computer proverbs for Fred Shapiro   James A. Landau
• "bet a million"   James A. Landau
• Wildfires plus assorted   James A. Landau
• tugboats   James A. Landau
• Cup of Joe   James A. Landau
• OED appeals list   James A. Landau
• A pair pants/ next store vs next door   James A. Landau
• OED appeals-give him one   James A. Landau
• "Watchable wildlife"   James A. Landau
• a Yankee dime   James A. Landau
• Fronter and Backer   James A. Landau
• tangent to fronter/backer   James A. Landau
• Judith Kaplan's Bat Mitzvah (1922)   James A. Landau
• route   James A. Landau
• wife beaters   James A. Landau
• Judith Kaplan's Bat Mitzvah (1922)   James A. Landau
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   James A. Landau
• Off Off Topic   James A. Landau
• ethnic jokes   James A. Landau
• Off Off Topic   James A. Landau
• Reindeer Hot Dogs & moosecellaneous from Alaska   James A. Landau
• An initial 4A?   James A. Landau
• Non-native English?   James A. Landau
• An initial 4A N2...?   James A. Landau
• MRE; Near Bear   James A. Landau
• Query: "ground-rent man" (baseball, 1908)   James A. Landau
• An initial 4A N2...?   James A. Landau
• An initial 4A N2...?   James A. Landau
• Sourdoughs, Alaska Strawberries, and SOS (Salmon on a Shingle)   James A. Landau
• Soda pop   Margaret Lee
• Query: British Linguistics Projects   Margaret Lee
• evolving subjunctive   Prof. Peter Lucko
• National Museum of Language Seeks Volunteers   Rachel Lunde
• Pita, Zilabka (1925); Mezzlik (1904); Halva from Philadelphia, Turkey   A. Maberry
• Evliya Efendi's 17th Century Travels (continued)   A. Maberry
• Nosh; All Things Considered   A. Maberry
• Yurt, Baidar (1774); Angora (1784)   A. Maberry
• Turkish Beigel (Bella Chagall, 1940s); 1897 NYT "Big Apple"   A. Maberry
• Hula, Mai Tai (1798); Baretti (1719-1789)   A. Maberry
• Bat Mitzvah (1921, 1949); Kosher (1620); Mellah   A. Maberry
• seedless and seeded   A. Maberry
• Coffee Shop (1831) and Turkish Sayings   A. Maberry
• tugboats   A. Maberry
• -og words   A. Maberry
• IBM ad   A. Maberry
• Non-native English?   A. Maberry
• Dragon Naturally Speaking ("His wife could eat no lien")   Mark A Mandel
• "toke the wild hair"   Mark A Mandel
• "It's Gone All Pear-Shaped!"   Mark A Mandel
• "It's Gone All Pear-Shaped!"   Mark A Mandel
• "It's Gone All Pear-Shaped!"   Mark A Mandel
• linguist like to argue with (or criticize) non-linguists, too   Mark A Mandel
• linguist like to argue with (or criticize) non-linguists, too   Mark A Mandel
• nil as 0-0? (was: Evolving subjunctive)   Mark A Mandel
• Two questions--myself and flush out   Mark A Mandel
• Yurt, Baidar (1774); Angora (1784)   Mark A Mandel
• Bat Mitzvah (1921, 1949); Kosher (1620); Mellah   Mark A Mandel
• silly and off-topic   Mark A Mandel
• etymythology for "Indian"?   Mark A Mandel
• Help!   Mark A Mandel
• Daily Candy Lexicons I, II, III   Mark A Mandel
• precrime   Mark A Mandel
• Daily Candy Lexicons I, II, III   Mark A Mandel
• -og words   Mark A Mandel
• -og words   Mark A Mandel
• -og words   Mark A Mandel
• -og words   Mark A Mandel
• -og words   Mark A Mandel
• It's a good thing   Mark A Mandel
• OED appeals-give him one   Mark A Mandel
• OED appeals-give him one   Mark A Mandel
• route   Mark A Mandel
• wife beaters   Mark A Mandel
• "Watchable wildlife" & ethnic jokes   Mark A Mandel
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Mark A Mandel
• Non-native English?   Mark A Mandel
• Job Ad (TESOL)   Natalie Maynor
• Pet sitting - earliest cite?   Paul McFedries
• Serrancified   Paul McFedries
• Erin McKean has Pepto-Bismol walls   Paul McFedries
• North (and South) Cackylacky?   Erin McKean
• IBM ad   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Pet sitting - earliest cite?   Kathleen E. Miller
• Klezmer (M-W 1949, OED no entry?)   Kathleen E. Miller
• 1882 Phonetic Happy New Year   Lynne Murphy
• "It's Gone All Pear-Shaped!"   Lynne Murphy
• "It's Gone All Pear-Shaped!"   Lynne Murphy
• Soda pop   Lynne Murphy
• pre-purchased   Lynne Murphy
• pre-purchased   Lynne Murphy
• pre-purchased   Lynne Murphy
• silly and off-topic   Lynne Murphy
• silly and off-topic   Lynne Murphy
• silly and off-topic   Lynne Murphy
• silly and off-topic   Lynne Murphy
• silly and off-topic   Lynne Murphy
• precrime   Lynne Murphy
• O.P.s   Lynne Murphy
• Off Off Topic   Lynne Murphy
• An initial 4A?   Lynne Murphy
• An initial 4A N2...?   Lynne Murphy
• IBM ad   Barbara Need
• potlatch (was Re: dubious usages}   Wendalyn Nichols
• Soda pop   Wendalyn Nichols
• silly and off-topic   Wendalyn Nichols
• tugboats   Wendalyn Nichols
• router   Wendalyn Nichols
• Off Off Topic   Thomas Paikeday
• Off Off Topic (SORRY ABOUT ERROR)   Thomas Paikeday
• Off Off Topic   Thomas Paikeday
• Off Off Topic   Thomas Paikeday
• Off Off Topic   Thomas Paikeday
• Route: spelling and pronunciation [and IPA vs. Orthographic respellings]   Thomas Paikeday
• Route: spelling and pronunciation [and IPA vs. Orthographic respellings]   Thomas Paikeday
• Radishes & Tomatoes ("Reds")   Dennis R. Preston
• Two questions--myself and flush out   Dennis R. Preston
• Soda pop   Dennis R. Preston
• Read with pleasure: thanks for the wonderful new book   Dennis R. Preston
• pre-purchased   Dennis R. Preston
• pre-purchased   Dennis R. Preston
• pre-purchased   Dennis R. Preston
• still silly and off-topic   Dennis R. Preston
• Why   Dennis R. Preston
• Why   Dennis R. Preston
• Why   Dennis R. Preston
• Why   Dennis R. Preston
• Why   Dennis R. Preston
• Daily Candy Lexicons I, II, III   Dennis R. Preston
• -og words   Dennis R. Preston
• -og words   Dennis R. Preston
• -og words   Dennis R. Preston
• a Yankee dime   Dennis R. Preston
• a Yankee dime   Dennis R. Preston
• Fronter and Backer   Dennis R. Preston
• tangent to fronter/backer   Dennis R. Preston
• tangent to fronter/backer   Dennis R. Preston
• Fronter and Backer   Dennis R. Preston
• Fronter and Backer   Dennis R. Preston
• route   Dennis R. Preston
• wife beaters   Dennis R. Preston
• wife beaters   Dennis R. Preston
• route   Dennis R. Preston
• wife beaters   Dennis R. Preston
• Real Polish jokes   Dennis R. Preston
• targets of ethnic jokes   Dennis R. Preston
• In/To...   Dennis R. Preston
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Dennis R. Preston
• Off Off Topic   Dennis R. Preston
• Off Off Topic   Dennis R. Preston
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Dennis R. Preston
• Query: Dialect Ten   Dennis R. Preston
• Route: spelling and pronunciation [and IPA vs. Orthographic respellings]   Dennis R. Preston
• An initial 4A N2...?   Dennis R. Preston
• An initial 4A N2...?   Dennis R. Preston
• "It's Gone All Pear-Shaped!"   Michael Quinion
• Blue cent   Michael Quinion
• Serrancified   Michael Quinion
• Non-native English?   Michael Quinion
• Please remove my name from the mailing list.   Nancy Russell
• IBM ad   Scott Sadowsky
• Blue cent   Mike Salovesh
• It's a good thing   Leslie Savan
• Antedating of "Bagel"   Fred Shapiro
• Sidelight on "Big Apple"   Fred Shapiro
• Bat Mitzvah (1921, 1949); Kosher (1620); Mellah   Fred Shapiro
• Ted Turner removes all doubt; Hummus (1873) and Syrian Food   Fred Shapiro
• OED appeals list   Fred Shapiro
• OED appeals list   Fred Shapiro
• Greek Salad (1935)   Fred Shapiro
• "It's Gone All Pear-Shaped!"   Jesse Sheidlower
• qohee   Jesse Sheidlower
• Computer proverbs for Fred Shapiro   Jesse Sheidlower
• Erin McKean has Pepto-Bismol walls   Jesse Sheidlower
• Daily Candy Lexicons I, II, III   Jesse Sheidlower
• OED appeals list   Jesse Sheidlower
• OED appeals list   Jesse Sheidlower
• OED appeals list   Jesse Sheidlower
• It's a good thing   Jesse Sheidlower
• Klezmer (M-W 1949, OED no entry?)   Jesse Sheidlower
• OED appeals-give him one   Jesse Sheidlower
• Off Off Topic   Jesse Sheidlower
• Thomas Mount's flash language (1791)   Jesse Sheidlower
• IBM ad   Jesse Sheidlower
• IBM ad   Jesse Sheidlower
• halcyon   Jesse Sheidlower
• Evolving subjunctive   Bill Smith
• pre-purchased   James Smith
• "Watchable wildlife"   James Smith
• route : /rawt/ vs /ruwt/   James Smith
• Linguists like to argue!?   Herbert Stahlke
• Linguists like to argue!?   Herbert Stahlke
• route   Prof. R. Sussex
• router   Prof. R. Sussex
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Prof. R. Sussex
• Happy Bloomsday   George Thompson
• "Watchable wildlife"   George Thompson
• "Watchable wildlife"   George Thompson
• "Watchable wildlife" & ethnic jokes   George Thompson
• Asser Levy (-1681), NYC's first kosher butcher   George Thompson
• Two questions--myself and flush out   Towse
• Yurt, Baidar (1774); Angora (1784)   Towse
• Ted Turner removes all doubt...   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Seeking two words   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Example of apparent Principle A violation   Rudolph C Troike
• Back to "why", "why"   Rudolph C Troike
• A pair pants/ next store vs next door   Rudolph C Troike
• Fronter and Backer   Rudolph C Troike
• next store (= next door)   Rudolph C Troike
• route : /rawt/ vs /ruwt/   Rudolph C Troike
• Router   Rudolph C Troike
• halcyon   Rudolph C Troike
• Route: spelling and pronunciation   Rudolph C Troike
• Telegraphese   Rudolph C Troike
• Smoke mouth   Rudolph C Troike
• Next store   Rudolph C Troike
• Evolving subjunctive   Charles Wells
• Two questions--myself and flush out   Charles Wells
• perception of gender in names   Charles Wells
• Soda pop   Charles Wells
• Why   Charles Wells
• Why   Charles Wells
• -og words   Charles Wells
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Charles Wells
• intervocalic voicing of fricatives   Charles Wells
• Seeking two words   Charles Wells
• Amush   Douglas G. Wilson
• Amush   Douglas G. Wilson
• "toke the wild hair"   Douglas G. Wilson
• North (and South) Cackylacky?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Blue cent   Douglas G. Wilson
• Serrancified   Douglas G. Wilson
• silly and off-topic   Douglas G. Wilson
• Why   Douglas G. Wilson
• etymythology for "Indian"?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Why   Douglas G. Wilson
• Fronter and Backer   Douglas G. Wilson
• route   Douglas G. Wilson
• a Yankee dime   Douglas G. Wilson
• Judith Kaplan's Bat Mitzvah (1922)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Seeking two words   Douglas G. Wilson
• Query: Was a gold ball really thrown out to start season?   Douglas G. Wilson
• new website about Pittsburgh speech   Douglas G. Wilson
• An initial 4A N2...?   Douglas G. Wilson
• An initial 4A N2...?   Douglas G. Wilson
• "It's Gone All Pear-Shaped!"   Dave Wilton
• linguist like to argue with (or criticize) non-linguists, too   Dave Wilton
• "strong like bull"   Dave Wilton
• pre-purchased   Dave Wilton
• etymythology for "Indian"?   Dave Wilton
• Cup of Joe   Dave Wilton
• a Yankee dime   Dave Wilton
• route   Dave Wilton
• wife beaters   Dave Wilton
• router   Dave Wilton
• MRE; Near Bear   Dave Wilton
• An initial 4A N2...?   Dave Wilton
• Why   Arnold Zwicky
• Why   Arnold Zwicky
• IBM ad   jane parker
• Why   sagehen
• tangent to fronter/backer   sagehen
• route   sagehen
• An initial 4A N2...?   sagehen

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