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Starting: Wed May 1 08:04:22 UTC 2002
Ending: Fri May 31 23:19:38 UTC 2002
Messages: 527

• Gender options   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Pumpernickel (1756); Mish-Mash, Antipasto (1617)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Antipasto (1778, not 1617); Village Voice on OED   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Schnitzl, Kneipe, Forelle, Walpurgisnacht   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brandy, Table d'hote (Montaigne, 1580-1581)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• New England Boiled Dish (1859)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tokay (1687)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Won or Done   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Schnitzel, Gulasch, Melange, Schill (Baedeker, 1868)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Austrian Cuisine (Murray, 1838)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• A la carte (1825)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Confidence Man, Over My Dead Body   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Make no little plans" & "23 Skidoo"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Smorgasbord (1879); Tango (1865); Green Cheese/Schabzieger   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Palatschinken, Haluska, Frankfurter (Baedeker, 1911)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Over my dead body" in W. Scott, S. T. Coleridge   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Make no little plans"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Ski, Flat-brod (1833)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Slivovitz (1800)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tagine/Tajine (1924); Gazelles' Horns/Shoes; What Goes Up...   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cuban Cookery, continued (LONG!)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Zakuska, Ukha, Muscovite (1868)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• High Ground (1853); Kolo (1851); Table d'hote (1779); Kraut,Pfefferkuchen (1617)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Talkola (Talk radio payola)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tomato (Morocco, 1671)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mash-ups, Doing a Missy   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Couscous, Posada, Souk, Bismillah (1671)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Matracas, Pinata (1883)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Sushi, Sashimi, Yakitori, Teriyaki, Tempura, Tofu (1914)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tsuica (1912); Hoose Gow/Juzgado (1920)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tajin (1898)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Sock Juice; Osteria; Mellah/Ghetto   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• A la carte (1816); Prix fixe: Brie (1617); Making love (1818)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• American vs. British list (1900)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• French Slang (1899)(LONG!!)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Neufchatel (1816); Boulllion, Creamerie   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Avgolemono Soup (1889)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Gorditas (little fat ones of the Virgin)(1909)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Gorditas (MOA, 1900)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Manzana (1870); Chalupa (1892)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Lady in Airport cocktail; Tunisian Salad; Veeper   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Buku, the Windy City; Azeri Food   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Blue Man; More Azeri Food   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Banana Sculptor Errors; Georgian Food   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Georgian Food & Georgian Feast   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Georgian slang   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Lari & Manat (currency)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• He's our bastard; Totalizator   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Tzhvzhik" and other Armenian food   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Khatchkar (stone cross); Armenian soups   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Armenian brandy (1887)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• What is there, what is not   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Armenian MiG; Chkhrtma & Tghvghik   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Armenian Pizza" (Lahmajoon); Chinese boxes   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• New Russýan; Turkish Cuisine   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Fact check   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Muhallebi (milk pudding)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Windy City" wrong in USA Today   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• New Yorker; Trans-Caucasus & Choerek (1854)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Manpad; Azeri music (1932)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Landscaped puddles" and "spools"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   RonButters at AOL.COM
• new life form for Latin?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• word part dictionary?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• going tonto   RonButters at AOL.COM
• going tonto   RonButters at AOL.COM
• going tonto   RonButters at AOL.COM
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Frank Abate
• What's in your silo?   Frank Abate
• FW: FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Frank Abate
• new life form for Latin?   Frank Abate
• FW: word part dictionary?   Frank Abate
• word part dictionary?   Frank Abate
• Hat trick?   Frank Abate
• Linguists like to argue!?   Frank Abate
• Pumpernickel (1766)   Baker, John
• Why "sh" pronunciation in "sugar"?   Baker, John
• connect-the-dots   Baker, John
• anglo   Baker, John
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   Baker, John
• connect-the-dots   Baker, John
• Squat - revisited   Baker, John
• Manpad; Azeri music (1932)   Baker, John
• word part dictionary?   Barnhart
• Karoshi in Chinese   Benjamin Barrett
• perception of gender in names   Benjamin Barrett
• Karoshi in Chinese   Benjamin Barrett
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   Grant Barrett
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   Grant Barrett
• British Eubonics   Grant Barrett
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   Grant Barrett
• "google bomb"   Grant Barrett
• Selective messages   Grant Barrett
• anglo   Grant Barrett
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Ruth Barton
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Ruth Barton
• pay toilets   Ruth Barton
• popo?   Ruth Barton
• "The Bends"   Ruth Barton
• FW: Freshman Use of Articles   Ruth Barton
• Basque/basque (fwd)   Ruth Barton
• Cornish and Chaldean, related?   David Bergdahl
• ^H?   David Bergdahl
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Douglas Bigham
• What's in your silo?   Billionbridges.com
• "old China hand"   Billionbridges.com
• "old China hand"   Billionbridges.com
• "without spoon"   John Blower
• connect-the-dots   Justin Bramley
• ..WSJ article on invented words..   Gareth Branwyn
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   Mike Brisbin
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Duane Campbell
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Duane Campbell
• Hebrew   Duane Campbell
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   Duane Campbell
• British Eubonics   Duane Campbell
• British Eubonics   Duane Campbell
• Tomato (Morocco, 1671)   Duane Campbell
• "Landscaped puddles" and "spools"   Duane Campbell
• Why "sh" pronunciation in "sugar"?   Gerald Cohen
• "spend a penny"   Gerald Cohen
• "Yes, we have no bananas"   Gerald Cohen
• "toke the wild hair" -- Query   Gerald Cohen
• Going Tonto   Devon Coles
• A la carte (1825)   Drew Danielson
• Same sound, opposite meaning   Drew Danielson
• Gender options (an "XX" rated article)   Drew Danielson
• parentified   Drew Danielson
• "without spoon"   Drew Danielson
• Go [name], it's your birthday   Drew Danielson
• word part dictionary?   Drew Danielson
• word part dictionary?   Drew Danielson
• get off the dime   Joanne M. Despres
• anglo   Joanne M. Despres
• anglo   Joanne M. Despres
• Osborne   Bethany K. Dumas
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   Alice Faber
• "without spoon"   Alice Faber
• Hat trick?   Alice Faber
• Hat trick?   Alice Faber
• parentified   Peter Farruggio
• The Vocabula Review   Robert Hartwell Fiske
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Robert Fitzke
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Robert Fitzke
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Robert Fitzke
• What's in your silo?   Beverly Flanigan
• "Make no little plans"   Beverly Flanigan
• What's in your silo?   Beverly Flanigan
• What's in your silo?   Beverly Flanigan
• British (and American) Ebonics   Beverly Flanigan
• What's in your silo   Beverly Flanigan
• Pumpernickel (1766)   Benjamin Fortson
• What's in your silo?   Benjamin Fortson
• the Ice Kings   Benjamin Fortson
• Fact check   Benjamin Fortson
• "toke the wild hair" -- Query   Benjamin Fortson
• Gender options   ANNE V. GILBERT
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   ANNE V. GILBERT
• Pumpernickel (1766)   GSCole
• What's in your silo?   GSCole
• ..WSJ article on invented words..   GSCole
• ..WSJ article on invented words..   GSCole
• connect-the-dots   GSCole
• filling out forms   Dan Goodman
• wireless microphones   Matthew Gordon
• British Eubonics   Jonathon Green
• going tonto   Jonathon Green
• going tonto   Jonathon Green
• "Yes, we have no bananas"   Jonathon Green
• Sociolexicology Abstracts Reminder   Stefan Grondelaers
• "Make no little plans"   Joan Houston Hall
• new life form for Latin?   Anne Marie Hamilton
• Amush   Thom Harrison
• Brandy, Table d'hote (Montaigne, 1580-1581)   Laurence Horn
• Won or Done   Laurence Horn
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Laurence Horn
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Laurence Horn
• "At Large in the Blogosphere" in tomorrow's Times   Laurence Horn
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Laurence Horn
• "At Large in the Blogosphere" in tomorrow's Times   Laurence Horn
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Laurence Horn
• "I just love me some X": a new construction?   Laurence Horn
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Laurence Horn
• Gender options   Laurence Horn
• Gender options (an "XX" rated article)   Laurence Horn
• Tomato (Morocco, 1671)   Laurence Horn
• "Make no little plans"   Laurence Horn
• Couscous, Posada, Souk, Bismillah (1671)   Laurence Horn
• Tajin (1898)   Laurence Horn
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Laurence Horn
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Laurence Horn
• American vs. British list (1900)   Laurence Horn
• Same sound, opposite meaning   Laurence Horn
• nitty-gritty: racist term?   Laurence Horn
• doctorate   Laurence Horn
• FW: word part dictionary?   Laurence Horn
• Hat trick?   Laurence Horn
• Hat trick?   Laurence Horn
• Hat trick?   Laurence Horn
• anglo   Laurence Horn
• anglo   Laurence Horn
• 'ten-feet-wide plant'   Laurence Horn
• He's our bastard (or S.O.B.?)   Laurence Horn
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: 13.1525, Qs: Eng Dictionaries   Laurence Horn
• Squat - revisited   Laurence Horn
• New Ethnic Term   Laurence Horn
• Amush, shiggies, toke the whiled heir   Laurence Horn
• new life form for Latin?   Terry Lynn Irons
• Hat trick?   FRITZ JUENGLING
• going tonto   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "At Large in the Blogosphere" in tomorrow's Times   Jewls2u
• "At Large in the Blogosphere" in tomorrow's Times   Jewls2u
• Gender options   Jewls2u
• Gender options   Jewls2u
• anglo   Johnson, Ellen
• anglo   Johnson, Ellen
• connect-the-dots   Johnson, Ellen
• Gender options   Paul M. Johnson
• "old China hand"/fist   Paul M. Johnson
• On The Hoke   Paul M. Johnson
• colorway   Ed Keer
• colorway   Ed Keer
• What's in your silo?   Ed Keer
• Go [name], it's your birthday   Ed Keer
• Go [name], it's your birthday   Ed Keer
• Cornish and Chaldean, related?   Rick Kennerly
• colorway   Rick Kennerly
• colorway   Rick Kennerly
• A la carte (1825)   Rick Kennerly
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Rick Kennerly
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Rick Kennerly
• populist   Rick Kennerly
• populist   Rick Kennerly
• What's in your silo?   Rick Kennerly
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   Rick Kennerly
• What's in your silo?   Rick Kennerly
• What's in your silo?   Rick Kennerly
• What's in your silo?   Rick Kennerly
• "old China hand"   Rick Kennerly
• "old China hand"/fist   Rick Kennerly
• What's in your silo   Rick Kennerly
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Rick Kennerly
• Squat - revisited   Rick Kennerly
• "toke the wild hair" -- Query   Rick Kennerly
• "toke the wild hair" -- Query   Rick Kennerly
• Amush, shiggies, toke the whiled heir   Rick Kennerly
• Hora, Mamaglia (1857)   Steve Kl.
• What's in your silo?   Steve Kl.
• Mash-ups, Doing a Missy   Steve Kl.
• "google bomb"   Steve Kl.
• "google bomb"   Steve Kl.
• connect-the-dots   Steve Kl.
• "Speaking Culturally"   Mai Kuha
• Why "sh" pronunciation in "sugar"?   Donald M Lance
• Why "sh" pronunciation in "sugar"?   Donald M Lance
• What's in your silo?   Donald M Lance
• What's in your silo   Donald M Lance
• get off the dime   Donald M Lance
• nitty-gritty: racist term?   Donald M Lance
• anglo   Donald M Lance
• anglo   Donald M Lance
• anglo   Donald M Lance
• Y'all / Squat   Donald M Lance
• Y'all / Squat   Donald M Lance
• Cornish and Chaldean, related?   James A. Landau
• Pumpernickel (1766)   James A. Landau
• Pumpernickel (1766)   James A. Landau
• populist   James A. Landau
• Gender options (an "XX" rated article)   James A. Landau
• Hebrew   James A. Landau
• See you in the funny papers!   James A. Landau
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   James A. Landau
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   James A. Landau
• British Eubonics   James A. Landau
• new life form for Latin?   James A. Landau
• What's in your silo   James A. Landau
• Interrogation jargon   James A. Landau
• "without spoon"   James A. Landau
• doctorate   James A. Landau
• doctorate   James A. Landau
• going tonto   James A. Landau
• going tonto   James A. Landau
• going tonto   James A. Landau
• going tonto   James A. Landau
• Linguists like to argue!?   James A. Landau
• Totalizator   James A. Landau
• Squat - revisited   James A. Landau
• Squat - revisited   James A. Landau
• "Yes, we have no bananas"   James A. Landau
• New Ethnic Term   James A. Landau
• Amush, shiggies, toke the whiled heir   James A. Landau
• "Landscaped puddles" and "spools"   James A. Landau
• Palatschinken, Haluska, Frankfurter (Baedeker, 1911)   A. Maberry
• See you in the funny papers!   A. Maberry
• the Ice Kings   A. Maberry
• Halakic (was Re: going tonto)   A. Maberry
• connect-the-dots   A. Maberry
• What is there, what is not   A. Maberry
• Cornish and Chaldean, related?   Mark A Mandel
• colorway   Mark A Mandel
• colorway   Mark A Mandel
• colorway   Mark A Mandel
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Mark A Mandel
• "on the D.L."   Mark A Mandel
• PS on "squick"   Mark A Mandel
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Mark A Mandel
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Mark A Mandel
• DL   Mark A Mandel
• Palatschinken, Haluska, Frankfurter (Baedeker, 1911)   Mark A Mandel
• Why "sh" pronunciation in "sugar"?   Mark A Mandel
• "I just love me some X": a new construction?   Mark A Mandel
• Palatschinken, Haluska, Frankfurter (Baedeker, 1911)   Mark A Mandel
• Why "sh" pronunciation in "sugar"?   Mark A Mandel
• Why "sh" pronunciation in "sugar"?   Mark A Mandel
• Gender options   Mark A Mandel
• underride   Mark A Mandel
• Hebrew   Mark A Mandel
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Mark A Mandel
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Mark A Mandel
• ^H?   Mark A Mandel
• "Make no little plans"   Mark A Mandel
• British Eubonics   Mark A Mandel
• quotation marks   Mark A Mandel
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Mark A Mandel
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Mark A Mandel
• What's in your silo   Mark A Mandel
• doctorate   Mark A Mandel
• parentified   Mark A Mandel
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Mark A Mandel
• FW: FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Mark A Mandel
• new life form for Latin?   Mark A Mandel
• Same sound, opposite meaning   Mark A Mandel
• Same sound, opposite meaning   Mark A Mandel
• "without spoon"   Mark A Mandel
• word part dictionary?   Mark A Mandel
• going tonto   Mark A Mandel
• going tonto   Mark A Mandel
• Major Antedating of "Bulldyker"   Mark A Mandel
• going tonto   Mark A Mandel
• going tonto (fwd)   Mark A Mandel
• FW: Freshman Use of Articles   Mark A Mandel
• more on "arguable"   Mark A Mandel
• going tonto   Mark A Mandel
• anglo   Mark A Mandel
• the Ice Kings   Mark A Mandel
• Selective messages   Mark A Mandel
• anglo   Mark A Mandel
• Ice Kings / Eisheiligen (fwd)   Mark A Mandel
• perception of gender in names   Mark A Mandel
• words resemble fish   Mark A Mandel
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   Mark A Mandel
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   Mark A Mandel
• "toke the wild hair" -- Query   Mark A Mandel
• Same sound, opposite meaning   Paul McFedries
• Fact check   Paul McFedries
• "Telecommuting" from 1973   Paul McFedries
• A la carte (1825)   Peter A. McGraw
• Selective messages   Peter A. McGraw
• Pumpernickel (1766)   James McIntosh
• "toke the wild hair" -- Query   James McIntosh
• colorway   Erin McKean
• Same sound, opposite meaning   Erin McKean
• word part dictionary?   Erin McKean
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   Erin McKean
• parentified   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• connect-the-dots   Kathleen E. Miller
• connect-the-dots   Kathleen E. Miller
• Linguists like to argue!?   Salikoko Mufwene
• Linguists like to argue!?   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• "I just love me some X": a new construction?   Lynne Murphy
• Gender options   Lynne Murphy
• Gender options   Lynne Murphy
• Gender options   Lynne Murphy
• Gender options   Lynne Murphy
• Same sound, opposite meaning   Lynne Murphy
• British Ebonics (fwd) (fwd)   Lynne Murphy
• nitty-gritty: racist term?   Lynne Murphy
• word part dictionary?   Lynne Murphy
• anglo   Lynne Murphy
• Selective messages   Lynne Murphy
• anglo   Lynne Murphy
• anglo   Lynne Murphy
• 'ten-feet-wide plant'   Lynne Murphy
• No subject   Michael Newman
• sexuality terms   Michael Newman
• going tonto   Michael Newman
• anglo   Michael Newman
• anglo   Michael Newman
• DL   Wendalyn Nichols
• doctorate   Adrian Pable
• doctorate   Adrian Pable
• perception of gender in names   Adrian Pable
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   Dennis R. Preston
• quotation marks   Dennis R. Preston
• Buku, the Windy City; Azeri Food   Dennis R. Preston
• going tonto   Dennis R. Preston
• Hat trick?   Dennis R. Preston
• Hat trick?   Dennis R. Preston
• Hat trick?   Dennis R. Preston
• What is there, what is there not   Dennis R. Preston
• Squat - revisited   Dennis R. Preston
• Squat - revisited   Dennis R. Preston
• Squat - revisited   Dennis R. Preston
• Squat - revisited   Dennis R. Preston
• "toke the wild hair" -- Query   Dennis R. Preston
• Gender options   Greg Pulliam
• Amush   Michael Quinion
• Amush   Michael Quinion
• Why "sh" pronunciation in "sugar"?   Michael B Quinion
• Why "sh" pronunciation in "sugar"?   Michael B Quinion
• See you in the funny papers!   Michael B Quinion
• Gender options   Marc Sacks
• Hebrew   Marc Sacks
• British Eubonics   Marc Sacks
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Marc Sacks
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   Scott Sadowsky
• going tonto   Scott Sadowsky
• going tonto   Scott Sadowsky
• anglo   Scott Sadowsky
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Mike Salovesh
• put-down   Leslie Savan
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   Eric Schmitt
• Osborne   Luanne von Schneidemesser
• Gender options   Fred Shapiro
• High Ground (1853); Kolo (1851); Table d'hote (1779); Kraut,Pfefferkuchen (1617)   Fred Shapiro
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   Fred Shapiro
• Major Antedating of "Bulldyker"   Fred Shapiro
• connect-the-dots   Fred Shapiro
• "Yes, we have no bananas"   Fred Shapiro
• See you in the funny papers!   Jesse Sheidlower
• Selective messages   Jesse Sheidlower
• "toke the wild hair" -- Query   Bill Smith
• perception of gender in names   Grant Smith
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   James Smith
• going tonto   James Smith
• going tonto   Herbert Stahlke
• populist   Prof. R. Sussex
• "At Large in the Blogosphere" in tomorrow's Times   Towse
• Gender options   Towse
• Gender options   Towse
• Same sound, opposite meaning   Towse
• "Make no little plans"   Towse
• "fash" (was "Make no little plans")   Towse
• connect-the-dots   Towse
• New Ethnic Term   Towse
• New Ethnic Term   Towse
• Word origin: shiggies   Towse
• What's in your silo   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Sock Juice, Osteria...   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• What's in your silo - beestings   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Totalizator   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• What is there, what is there not   Rudolph C Troike
• Squat -- revisited   Rudolph C Troike
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Michael Vezie
• ADS-L Digest - 4 May 2002 to 5 May 2002 (#2002-100)   Michael Vezie
• "old China hand"   Michael Vezie
• DL   Ray Villegas
• Cornish and Chaldean, related?   Robert S. Wachal
• regional food terms and bake sale?   Robert S. Wachal
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Charles Wells
• British Eubonics   Charles Wells
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   Charles Wells
• colorway   Douglas G. Wilson
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER: Increasingly Significant Issue   Douglas G. Wilson
• Palatschinken, Haluska, Frankfurter (Baedeker, 1911)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Why "sh" pronunciation in "sugar"?   Douglas G. Wilson
• See you in the funny papers!   Douglas G. Wilson
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   Douglas G. Wilson
• What's in your silo?   Douglas G. Wilson
• new life form for Latin?   Douglas G. Wilson
• "old China hand"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "old China hand"   Douglas G. Wilson
• nitty-gritty: racist term?   Douglas G. Wilson
• going tonto   Douglas G. Wilson
• going tonto   Douglas G. Wilson
• going tonto   Douglas G. Wilson
• Major Antedating of "Bulldyker"   Douglas G. Wilson
• On The Hoke   Douglas G. Wilson
• Karoshi in Chinese   Douglas G. Wilson
• Fact check   Douglas G. Wilson
• "toke the wild hair" -- Query   Douglas G. Wilson
• Amush   Douglas G. Wilson
• Amush   Douglas G. Wilson
• Cornish and Chaldean, related?   Dave Wilton
• "on the D.L."   Dave Wilton
• populist   Dave Wilton
• What's in your silo?   Dave Wilton
• ^H?   Dave Wilton
• quotation marks   Dave Wilton
• Go [name], it's your birthday   Dave Wilton
• Go [name], it's your birthday   Dave Wilton
• Hat trick?   Dave Wilton
• Hat trick?   Dave Wilton
• On The Hoke   Dave Wilton
• On The Hoke   Dave Wilton
• He's our bastard (or S.O.B.?)   Dave Wilton
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   Dave Wilton
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   Dave Wilton
• Manpad; Azeri music (1932)   Dave Wilton
• connect-the-dots   Zitin, Abigail
• words resemble fish   Arnold Zwicky
• perception of gender in names   Arnold Zwicky
• perception of gender in names   Arnold Zwicky
• "on the D.L."   positive pcr
• colorway   sagehen
• Pumpernickel (1766)   sagehen
• correction   sagehen
• A la carte (1825)   sagehen
• pumpernickel   sagehen
• SIGNIFICANT OTHER,&c.   sagehen
• Gender options   sagehen
• See you in the funny papers!   sagehen
• FW: Same sound, opposite meaning   sagehen
• don rumfeld's colloquial language   sagehen
• British (and American) Ebonics   sagehen
• Same sound, opposite meaning   sagehen
• Same sound, opposite meaning   sagehen
• Same sound, opposite meaning   sagehen
• correction   sagehen
• word part dictionary?   sagehen
• going tonto   sagehen
• going tonto   sagehen
• going tonto   sagehen
• text message abbreviations used in speech!   sagehen
• "Yes, we have no bananas"   sagehen
• Squat - revisited   sagehen

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