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Messages: 945

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• All of American Speech online   AAllan at AOL.COM
• AWOL   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Earliest Citation for "Who's Your Daddy?"   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Dropping final consonants   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Corn Syrup (1869), Maize Syrup (1894)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pink Lemonade (1872)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mason jar (1857?, 1902); Automat (1857, 1902)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Chicken-Fried Steak (1935); Country Gravy (1918)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cracker Jack (1888) Crackerjack (1893); Cookies   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Duck/Duct tape trademarks   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Duck/Duct tape trademarks   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Tin Pan Alley" in today's NY TIMES   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Tin Pan Alley" in today's NY TIMES   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Tin Pan Alley" in today's NY TIMES   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Base Ball in BROOKLYN EAGLE (21 October 1845)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Urban Pioneer(1967)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tail Gate (1854, 1857, 1858)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Wall Street between graveyard and river (1894)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Rag Time (1896)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Trash Talk - Help.   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Trash Talk (1826, 1856, 1874)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Shirred Eggs (1871, 1872)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Short Order (1900)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Shrimp and Grits (1989)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brook Trout (1820)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hangar/Hanger Steak (1988, 1994)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Club House Cheese (1892)-->Sandwich? (1894)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Smoked Butt (1933)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Smoked Salmon (1783)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Soave (1934)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Soda Fountain (1820)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Steam Beer (1889, 1895, 1897)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Velvet Cake (1874)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Turnpike Cake (1834); Hill Billy (1896)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• E-Bomb and MOAB and GI Jargon; Velvet Cakes (1865, 1872)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• OT: Regis co-host search   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Havarti (1956)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Waldorf Cake (1909)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• OT: Regis co-host search (It was disaster!)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Velvet Cakes (1851); No VARIETIES OF CHEESE in NYPL   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Wisconsin Fruit Cake (1857)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Windy City" error of the day, Part II   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Colby Cheese (1874), Brick Cheese (1875), Sundae (1881)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tar Heel (March 1864)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Peeping Tom (1770, 1773, 1785; 1995)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Herkimer cheese (1835, 1845)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brooklynese (1899); Dill Pickle (1894); Easter Bunny (1900, 1902)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Edam cheese (1828)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Emmenthal cheese (1851, 1853)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Gouda cheese (1851)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Camembert cheese (1867 or 1870)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Gorgonzola cheese (1855, 1876)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Neufchatel cheese (1853)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Neufchatel cheese (1826)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Limburger cheese (1808)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Rainbow Trout (1880)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Vatapa (1939)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Vidalia Onion   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Vatapa (1939); McFedries & Metcalf AP article   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Trappist Cheese (1936)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Colby (1874 or 1882 or 1885)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Jarlsberg cheese (1963, 1965)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Naked Protest   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Freedom Fries (formerly, French Fries)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Spelling Bee (1871)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Chocolate Milk (1881, 1925, 1929)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Freedom Toast/Fries in Washington, DC   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bra Burning (1968)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Sour Cream (1797, 1828, 1831, 1843, 1844, 1846)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pine Apple Cheese (1821, 1851)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Havarti (1954)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Swinging Beef/Steak   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Etymological misinformation is a fact of life"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Death and Taxes (1716, 1724, 1769, 1789)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Corned Beef and Cabbage (1842)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brinza cheese (1921); Sbrinz cheese (1890)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Scratch-Platter, Chouder, Stir-About (1774)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Blue Cheese (1800)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Buckaroo (AS 1960, 1978, 1979)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• VARIETIES OF CHEESE (1908) (part one)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• VARIETIES OF CHEESE (1908) (part two)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• VARIETIES OF CHEESE (1908) (part three)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• VARIETIES OF CHEESE (1908) (part four)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• VARIETIES OF CHEESE (1908) (part five)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Beefsteak Tomato (1882)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Big Boston and Romaine Cos Lettuce (1923)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Uncrustable" PB&J   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Havarti, Fynbo, Danbo, Esrom, Danish Blue (1954)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• AMERICAN VARIETIES OF PEPPERS (1902)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Spring Roll (1939)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Kalbshaxen, Colby cheese (1937); Kalberwurst (1947)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Wurst (1767)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Metwurst (1833)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• CHEESE REPORTER archives, index   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Swiss Enchiladas (1952)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• New Mexico Historical Review, 1926--present   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cambozola (1982), Maytag Blue (1942, 1947), Sacre Bleu!   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Two "uncrustable" trademarks (1996, same day?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cambozola(1977,1980), Etorki(1984), Fontina(1958,1978), Bel Paese(1912)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Chevre (1939)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Mid-Life Crisis" Coiner Dies at 86   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• LA Times & ProQuest   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Chocolate(d) Milk" in MILK DEALER (1922-1923)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Shabu-Shabu (1966)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Soda Straw (1922)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brick, Monterey cheese in NATIONAL CHEESE JOURNAL (1930-31)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Strip Poker (1919)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mary Ann Pan (1921)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• American Plan (1852, 1854)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Moxie (1885)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Vernor's (1880)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mary Ann cups (1921)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Apples of Sodom (1582)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• LA Times & Chicago Tribune (mid-late summer)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "lose one's dog"; Chili (1937)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part two)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Shock and awe"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Vomit In ("shock and hurl")   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Gee" is not fit to print?   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Shock and awe" citations   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mission olive (1889), Calamata olive (1955), Olive Bar (1996)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brodie book (continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brodie book (continued) (Ignore previous post)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Ghost Surgery; Shock and Awe; REMF   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tangerine (1652, 1706) (OT: APS screwing up)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mission Olive (1881)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Butternut Squash (1944)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Flad Brod (1792)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Manzanilla Olives (1891)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Belgian fries/frites (1977, 1999)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Belgian fries/frites (1978)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brown Bagger (1956, 1961, 1967)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• War Rally (1991)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pineapple juice (1601, 1839, 1858)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pinot (1887, 1889)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Wine-Tasting, Pinot (1869)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Who's Your Daddy?" (SUGAR DADDY, 1936)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Waterzooi (1915); New Mexico Agriculture   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Croque-Monsieur (1915)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• America's Dairyland (1939); Sliced Cheese (1938); Smoked Cheese (1942)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pinot, Chardonay, Meunie, Petite Sirah (1883-1892)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• FARP; Ponzu (1950, 1975); Flagel (1993, 1999)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• NY Historical Society library closing this week   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Devil Docs & Devil Dogs (1926)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Drag Racing slang (1966); Library Extensions   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Wine Proverbs (1852); Pineau;Chaudenay;Grencahe;Sauvignon;Rose (1833)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hassar (1833)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Big apple origins redux   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mayoralty; War Pie; Manzana (bigger)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Nerf (1949, 1969)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Drag Racing & On the Bubble (1948)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• origin of 'Ruby Tuesday'   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Catawba, Concord, Zinfindal (1853, 1862, 1867)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Die-In; Kevlar; Nods; DATs; LBVs; Crunchies; Snuffy; Fragos; Battle Rattle   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bottomless Cup (1949); Wheatgrass (1985); Die-In (1988); Factiva   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bartlett Pear (1844); Thompson Seedless (1895); Catawba   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Wheat Germ (1880)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Texmati rice (1977)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Navy Bean (1856, 1857, 1862)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bing Cherry (1897)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• On the Half Shell (1858, 1859)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Organic Food (1943?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pousse Cafe (1857, 1867)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Rob Roy (1919); Kosher Salt (1953)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Incumbocrat   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• New York (OED 1714); New England (OED 1638)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Nesselrode pudding (1840, 1849)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: temptress   RonButters at AOL.COM
• license to drive   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Why Daylight Savings Time? the real answer   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       "Windy City" error of the day, Part II   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       DARE Index   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Big Dick and Little Dick   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• half-assed   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• publisher for the False Etymology Book   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Thoughts about the proposed book of Barry's material   RonButters at AOL.COM
• crude invective   RonButters at AOL.COM
• who influences journalists?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Who influences journalists?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       off-topic linguistics question   RonButters at AOL.COM
• religion, the opiate of the people   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Apples of Sodom (1582)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Line cut?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re:      [ADS-L]              Re: † † † Re:  Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "Who's Your Daddy?"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• FW: fourscore...   Frank Abate
• FW: fourscore...   Frank Abate
• FW: FW: fourscore...   Frank Abate
• FW: beyond the pail   Frank Abate
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Frank Abate
• FW: "Little" xxxx. From early R&B to Rap.   Frank Abate
• FW: Jarlsberg cheese (1963, 1965)   Frank Abate
• FW: "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   Frank Abate
• "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   Frank Abate
• FW: Moxie (1885)   Frank Abate
• marching band and no football program   Frank Abate
• FW: PERmitting   Frank Abate
• FW: Indian Summer, The Smoky Mountains, and pollution   Frank Abate
• ADS sessions at the MLA convention   Frank Abate
• "embed" and "shock and awe"   Frank Abate
• "embed" and "shock and awe"   Frank Abate
• "Who's Your Daddy?"   Frank Abate
• ADS sessions at the MLA convention   Michael Adams
• MLA membership   Michael Adams
• Trash Talk - Help.   Baker, John
• Pull Up Our Socks   Baker, John
• Pull Up Our Socks   Baker, John
• Boldfaced and barefaced lies   Baker, John
• Spinning   Baker, John
• Drink the Kool-Aid   Baker, John
• beyond the pail [sic]   Baker, John
• Bra Burning (1968)   Baker, John
• Bra Burning (1968)   Baker, John
• Wurst (1767)   Baker, John
• well regulated   Baker, John
• the long and the short of it   Baker, John
• "as good as it gets"   Baker, John
• Strip Poker   Baker, John
• "In the Belly of the Beast"   Baker, John
• Strip Poker (1919)   Baker, John
• narcotrafficker   Barnhart
• Waldorf Cake (1909)   Benjamin Barrett
• Igpay Atinlay   Benjamin Barrett
• "smacky-face"   Grant Barrett
• Fwd: ADS Members Near Syracuse?   Grant Barrett
• Lowland Scots   David Bergdahl
• Lowland   David Bergdahl
• furphy?   David Bergdahl
• "Little" xxxx. From early R&B to Rap.   David Bergdahl
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   David Bergdahl
• beyond the pail [sic]   David Bergdahl
• beyond the pail [sic]   David Bergdahl
• OED on the pale   David Bergdahl
• off-topic linguistics question   David Bergdahl
• the long and the short of it   David Bergdahl
• broad A & flat A   David Bergdahl
• Happy Purim   David Bergdahl
• Puerto Rican-American??   David Bergdahl
• monetize?   David Bergdahl
• monetize?   David Bergdahl
• Fw: query from a newspaper reporter   David Bergdahl
• odd prep use   David Bergdahl
• -iz(z)- infix   Douglas Bigham
• Drink the Kool-Aid   Douglas Bigham
• dude   Douglas Bigham
• egalitopian   Billionbridges.com
• /I/raq, /aI/raq, /a/raq and /schwa/raq   Billionbridges.com
• epalitopian (resend)   Billionbridges.com
• Re:       Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Steve Boatti
• Re:       "Vermont," taken literally, means "Worm Mountain" (was: Re: FW: Indian Summer,...)   Steve Boatti
• Call for papers: MLA convention 2003   Thomas Paul Bonfiglio
• who will pick up the gauntlet?   Duane Campbell
• Lowland Scots   Duane Campbell
• beyond the pail   Duane Campbell
• beyond the pail   Duane Campbell
• Haf and have   Duane Campbell
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Michael Cassidy
• jazzed by jazz (teas) from san francisco irish american scoop gleeson-   Michael Cassidy
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Strata Rose Chalup
• Newspaper interview request   Chin, Richard
• "Tin Pan Alley" in today's NY TIMES   Sam Clements
• "Tin Pan Alley" in today's NY TIMES   Sam Clements
• That xxxx TRUMPS my/your xxxx   Sam Clements
• Havarti (1956)   Sam Clements
• "Little" xxxx. From early R&B to Rap.   Sam Clements
• Fwd: on "French" toast   Sam Clements
• "Straighten Up and Fly Right"   Sam Clements
• Vernor's. Was FW: Moxie (1885)   Sam Clements
• Vernor's. (Was Re: FW: Moxie (1885))   Sam Clements
• Indian Summer, The Smoky Mountains, and pollution   Sam Clements
• To "get the chair"   Sam Clements
• FW: Indian Summer, The Smoky Mountains, and pollution   Sam Clements
• woody=early wood-sided auto   Sam Clements
• "Keep on Truckin'" 1936   Sam Clements
• "Keep on Truckin'" 1936   Sam Clements
• Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Gerald Cohen
• Fwd: Re: Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Gerald Cohen
• Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Gerald Cohen
• "Tin Pan Alley"   Gerald Cohen
• "Knock on wood" (was: Re: Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding.")   Gerald Cohen
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter   Gerald Cohen
• "smacky-face"   Gerald Cohen
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter--full 1861 letter   Gerald Cohen
• Michael Jackson--speak   Gerald Cohen
• Why "Pig" in "Pig Latin"?   Gerald Cohen
• "kissy-face"   Gerald Cohen
• Fwd: on ritual spitting (continued)   Gerald Cohen
• WSJ letter on insults to Welsh and Dutch   Gerald Cohen
• Ron Butters' offer to publish some of Barry's material   Gerald Cohen
• Thoughts about the proposed book of Barry's material   Gerald Cohen
• One for the files? (on origin of "jazz")   Gerald Cohen
• one for the files? -- "jasmine" etymology of "jazz"--   Gerald Cohen
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Gerald Cohen
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Gerald Cohen
• one for the files? -- "jasmine" etymology of "jazz"   Gerald Cohen
• "The Big Apple" revisited: More on the non-existence of this sobriquet for NYC prior to the 1920s   Gerald Cohen
• "Padiddle drivers of America"; and "beater" (= jalopy)   Gerald Cohen
• Request for information about Professor Otto Hietsch (retired from U of Regensburg)   Gerald Cohen
• "lose one's dog"   Gerald Cohen
• "Suffering doughnuts!" "Suffering pickles!"   Gerald Cohen
• "zob" (U.S. slang, rare) may have its origin in a baseball context; new (1913) attestation   Gerald Cohen
• skedaddle   Gerald Cohen
• "Vermont," taken literally, means "Worm Mountain" (was: Re: FW: Indian Summer,...)   Gerald Cohen
• jazz--its etymological treatment in the _Cambridge Companion to Jazz_, 2002   Gerald Cohen
• "Jazz" etymology is correct in Lewis Porter's 1997 book   Gerald Cohen
• jazzed by jazz (teas) from san francisco irish american scoop gleeson-   Gerald Cohen
• Big apple origins redux ("manzana principal")   Gerald Cohen
• who will pick up the gauntlet?   David Colburn
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   David Colburn
• "Gee" is not fit to print?   David Colburn
• Line cut?   David Colburn
• "embed" and "shock and awe"   David Colburn
• Haf and have   David Colburn
• "Mother of all X"   David Colburn
• "Mother of all X"   David Colburn
• Further info on Canberra (Australian capital)   Steve Cornelius
• Qantas and accidents (Was: More airline humor)   Steve Cornelius
• Igpay Atinlay   Dale Coye
• Trash Talk - Help.   Tom Dalzell
• Michael Jackson--speak   Tom Dalzell
• "In the Belly of the Beast"   Tom Dalzell
• "In the Belly of the Beast"   Tom Dalzell
• 'Automatica'   Drew Danielson
• beyond the pail   Joanne M. Despres
• Brooklynese (1899); Dill Pickle (1894); Easter Bunny (1900, 1902)   Joanne M. Despres
• beyond the pail   Joanne M. Despres
• Spelling Bee (1871)   Joanne M. Despres
• "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   Joanne M. Despres
• half-assed   Joanne M. Despres
• Happy Purim   Joanne M. Despres
• "Father Brown"   Joanne M. Despres
• "Father Brown"   Joanne M. Despres
• beyond the pail   Sally Donlon
• "Who's Your Daddy?"   Sally Donlon
• Shuy book   Bethany K. Dumas
• Shuy book   Bethany K. Dumas
• Shuy book   Bethany K. Dumas
• Trappist Cheese (1936)   Bethany K. Dumas
• Trappist Cheese (1936)   Bethany K. Dumas
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Bethany K. Dumas
• Where Vernor's is Sold   Bethany K. Dumas
• second attempt   Bethany K. Dumas
• monetize?   Bethany K. Dumas
• monetize?   Bethany K. Dumas
• monetize?   Bethany K. Dumas
• beyond the pail   Alice Faber
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Alice Faber
• "Padiddle drivers of America"; and "beater" (= jalopy)   Alice Faber
• rump-cord   Alice Faber
• "Shock and Awe"   Alice Faber
• "In the Belly of the Beast"   Alice Faber
• efforting   Alice Faber
• Dropping final consonants   Alice Faber
• Bras   Beverly Feldt
• Antedating of "Shaggy Dog Story"   Bob Fitzke
• "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   Bob Fitzke
• "Padiddle drivers of America"; and "beater" (= jalopy)   Bob Fitzke
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter   Beverly Flanigan
• What do /a/ and /O/ merge to?   Beverly Flanigan
• Michael Jackson-speak   Beverly Flanigan
• What do /a/ and /O/ merge to?   Beverly Flanigan
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter   Beverly Flanigan
• FW: fourscore...   Beverly Flanigan
• beyond the pail   Beverly Flanigan
• beyond the pail   Beverly Flanigan
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter--full 1861 letter   Beverly Flanigan
• Shuy book   Beverly Flanigan
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Beverly Flanigan
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Beverly Flanigan
• beyond the pail   Beverly Flanigan
• beyond the pail [sic]   Beverly Flanigan
• dude   Beverly Flanigan
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Beverly Flanigan
• the long and the short of it   Beverly Flanigan
• the long and the short of it   Beverly Flanigan
• "Father Brown"   Beverly Flanigan
• "Father Brown"   Beverly Flanigan
• "Father Brown"   Beverly Flanigan
• Puerto Rican-American??   Beverly Flanigan
• Line cut?   Beverly Flanigan
• "Shock and Awe"   Beverly Flanigan
• "zob" (U.S. slang, rare) may have its origin in a baseball conte...   Beverly Flanigan
• "Shock and Awe"   Beverly Flanigan
• "Shock and Awe"   Beverly Flanigan
• Flad Brod (1792)   Beverly Flanigan
• Haf and have   Beverly Flanigan
• lightning   Beverly Flanigan
• Hoosier, asshole, etc.   Beverly Flanigan
• change of e-mail address   Jerome Foster
• ..Phrases of War..   GSCole
• ..Phrases of War..   GSCole
• Boldfaced and barefaced lies   Imran Ghory
• Pull Up Our Socks   Imran Ghory
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Imran Ghory
• "Make Beautiful Music Together"   Imran Ghory
• "Shock and Awe"   Imran Ghory
• "Who's Your Daddy?"   Imran Ghory
• "Mother of all X"   Imran Ghory
• Embedded (1996)   Imran Ghory
• narcotrafficker   Imran Ghory
• beyond the pail   Anne Gilbert
• beyond the pail   Anne Gilbert
• beyond the pail   Anne Gilbert
• Die-In   Anne Gilbert
• Dutch to English via New Amsterdam was: Cookies   Dan Goodman
• Canadian vs. US was: Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Dan Goodman
• well regulated   Dan Goodman
• creative modifications of idiomatic expressions   Dan Goodman
• origin of 'Ruby Tuesday'   Dan Goodman
• origin of "Ruby Tuesday"   Dan Goodman
• Dialects resources   Dan Goodman
• beyond the pail   Matthew Gordon
• dude   Matthew Gordon
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Matthew Gordon
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Matthew Gordon
• What do /a/ and /O/ merge to?   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Saddam's voice   Gordon, Matthew J.
• beyond the pail   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Gordon, Matthew J.
• fictitious (sp?)   Gordon, Matthew J.
• -iz(z)- infix   Jonathon Green
• -iz(z)- infix   Jonathon Green
• furphy?   Jonathon Green
• One for the files?   Jonathon Green
• One for the files? (on origin of "jazz")   Jonathon Green
• "let's smoke a L"   Jonathon Green
• "Straighten Up and Fly Right"   Jonathon Green
• origin of 'Ruby Tuesday'   Jonathon Green
• Spruce Goose   Darrell Greenwood
• beyond the pail   Joan Hall
• Re:       DARE Index   Joan Hall
• =?UNKNOWN?Q?=3D=3Fiso-8859-1=3FQ=3FRe=3A=5F=A0=5F=A0=5F=A0=5Foff?= =?UNKNOWN?Q?-topic=5Flinguistics=5F=5Fquestion=3F=3D?=   Joan Hall
• Remove   Travis Hall
• /I/raq, /aI/raq, /a/raq and /schwa/raq   Orin Hargraves
• "Mother of all X"   Orin Hargraves
• "let's smoke a L"   Dave Hause
• "Father Brown"   Dave Hause
• who will pick up the gauntlet?   Laurence Horn
• Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Laurence Horn
• -iz(z)- infix   Laurence Horn
• Hangar/Hanger Steak (1988, 1994)--etymology?   Laurence Horn
• Hangar/Hanger Steak   Laurence Horn
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter   Laurence Horn
• Pronunciation of bin Laden's org in the media   Laurence Horn
• Pronunciation of chipotle, - was bin Laden's org in the media   Laurence Horn
• -iz(z)- infix   Laurence Horn
• Pronunciation of chipotle, - was bin Laden's org in the media   Laurence Horn
• Saddam's voice   Laurence Horn
• "Windy City" error of the day, Part II   Laurence Horn
• beyond the pail   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: on ritual spitting (continued)   Laurence Horn
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Laurence Horn
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Laurence Horn
• "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   Laurence Horn
• Ron Butters' offer to publish some of Barry's material   Laurence Horn
• crude invective   Laurence Horn
• FW: Jarlsberg cheese (1963, 1965)   Laurence Horn
• "hudags"   Laurence Horn
• Bras (and draft cards)   Laurence Horn
• "let's smoke a L"   Laurence Horn
• Bra Burning (1968)   Laurence Horn
• Bra Burning (1968)   Laurence Horn
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: on "French" toast   Laurence Horn
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Laurence Horn
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Laurence Horn
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Laurence Horn
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Laurence Horn
• "Padiddle drivers of America"; and "beater" (= jalopy)   Laurence Horn
• the long and the short of it   Laurence Horn
• the long and the short of it   Laurence Horn
• "Father Brown"   Laurence Horn
• /I/raq, /aI/raq, /a/raq and /schwa/raq   Laurence Horn
• Puerto Rican-American??   Laurence Horn
• Puerto Rican-American??   Laurence Horn
• Puerto Rican-American??   Laurence Horn
• Puerto Rican-American??   Laurence Horn
• Attritted   Laurence Horn
• creative modifications of idiomatic expressions   Laurence Horn
• /Z/ and /dZ/   Laurence Horn
• /Z/ and /dZ/   Laurence Horn
• Line cut?   Laurence Horn
• "Shock and Awe"   Laurence Horn
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Laurence Horn
• woody=early wood-sided auto   Laurence Horn
• Coinage of Musical Term "Heavy Metal"   Laurence Horn
• fictitious (sp?)   Laurence Horn
• Haf and have   Laurence Horn
• Haf and have   Laurence Horn
• Croque-Monsieur (1915)   Laurence Horn
• Haf and have   Laurence Horn
• Die-In   Laurence Horn
• Navy Bean (1856, 1857, 1862)   Laurence Horn
• Teen slang/hip-hop lingo in the mainstream   Laurence Horn
• Teen slang/hip-hop lingo in the mainstream   Laurence Horn
• Navy Bean (1856, 1857, 1862)   Laurence Horn
• Teen slang/hip-hop lingo in the mainstream   Laurence Horn
• beyond the pail   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Lowland Scots   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Dutch to English via New Amsterdam was: Cookies   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Lowland Scots   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Bra Burning (1968)   FRITZ JUENGLING
• the long and the short of it   FRITZ JUENGLING
• the long and the short of it   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "Another One Bites the Dust"   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Qater   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Coinage of Musical Term "Heavy Metal"   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Canadian vs. US was: Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Fritz Juengling
• Coinage of Musical Term "Heavy Metal"   Fritz Juengling
• well regulated   Jan Kammert
• FW: fourscore...   Ed Keer
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Ed Keer
• "Little" xxxx. From early R&B to Rap.   Ed Keer
• Mary Ann Pan (1921)   Ed Keer
• Coinage of Musical Term "Heavy Metal"   Ed Keer
• Coinage of Musical Term "Heavy Metal"   Ed Keer
• Humanities Computing Workshops at ACH/ALLC 2003   Bill Kretzschmar
• beyond the pail   Mai Kuha
• beyond the pail   Mai Kuha
• beyond the pail   Mai Kuha
• /Z/ and /dZ/   Mai Kuha
• "Another One Bites the Dust"   Patricia S. Kuhlman
• Dialects resources   Patti Kurtz
• "Another One Bites the Dust"   Tom Kysilko
• fictitious (sp?)   Tom Kysilko
• Antedating of "Shaggy Dog Story"   James A. Landau
• Trash Talk - Help.   James A. Landau
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter   James A. Landau
• Michael Jackson-speak   James A. Landau
• Turnpike Cake (1834)   James A. Landau
• More airline humor   James A. Landau
• FW: fourscore...   James A. Landau
• Cookies   James A. Landau
• Cookies   James A. Landau
• 'Automatica'   James A. Landau
• Lowland Scots   James A. Landau
• Qantas and accidents (Was: More airline humor)   James A. Landau
• Trappist Cheese (1936)   James A. Landau
• "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   James A. Landau
• Igpay Atinlay   James A. Landau
• Bra Burning (1968)   James A. Landau
• Bra Burning (1968)   James A. Landau
• "Uncrustable" PB&J   James A. Landau
• Fwd: on "French" toast   James A. Landau
• Lokshen/Luction   James A. Landau
• "Make Beautiful Music Together"   James A. Landau
• well regulate   James A. Landau
• well regulated   James A. Landau
• Happy Purim   James A. Landau
• well regulated   James A. Landau
• Happy Purim   James A. Landau
• Happy Purim   James A. Landau
• rump-cord   James A. Landau
• "Father Brown"   James A. Landau
• Brick, Monterey cheese in NATIONAL CHEESE JOURNAL (1930-31)   James A. Landau
• Puerto Rican-American??   James A. Landau
• Puerto Rican-American??   James A. Landau
• monetize?   James A. Landau
• creative modifications of idiomatic expressions   James A. Landau
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   James A. Landau
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   James A. Landau
• creative modifications of idiomatic expressions   James A. Landau
• "zob" (U.S. slang, rare) may have its origin in a baseball conte...   James A. Landau
• FW: Indian Summer, The Smoky Mountains, and pollution   James A. Landau
• FW: Indian Summer, The Smoky Mountains, and pollution   James A. Landau
• Newspaper interview request   James A. Landau
• Newspaper interview request   James A. Landau
• Newspaper interview request   James A. Landau
• Shell Shock (was Newspaper interview request)   James A. Landau
• Shell Shock   James A. Landau
• "Keep on Truckin'"   James A. Landau
• Shell Shock   James A. Landau
• Navy Bean (1856, 1857, 1862)   James A. Landau
• Red Line   James A. Landau
• Red Line   James A. Landau
• Happy Purim   LeMay, William
• Haf and have   LeMay, William
• 24/7   LeMay, William
• Mason Jar - 1858   Steve Lease
• "Tin Pan Alley" in today's NY TIMES   Steve Lease
• Trash Talk - Help.   Margaret Lee
• "Little" xxxx. From early R&B to Rap.   Margaret Lee
• Fwd: Creative Modifications   Margaret Lee
• Embedded (1996), Unilateral (2001)--term?   Margaret Lee
• Teen slang/hip-hop lingo in the mainstream   Margaret Lee
• Spruce Goose   Meredith Lowe
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter   A. Maberry
• Pronunciation of bin Laden's org in the media   A. Maberry
• 'Automatica'   A. Maberry
• beyond the pail   A. Maberry
• /I/raq, /aI/raq, /a/raq and /schwa/raq   A. Maberry
• Qater   A. Maberry
• woody   A. Maberry
• Red Line   A. Maberry
• Fwd: Re: Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Mark A Mandel
• Mason Jar - 1858   Mark A Mandel
• Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Mark A Mandel
• -iz(z)- infix   Mark A Mandel
• Antedating of "Shaggy Dog Story"   Mark A Mandel
• Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Mark A Mandel
• That xxxx TRUMPS my/your xxxx   Mark A Mandel
• fourscore...   Mark A Mandel
• What do /a/ and /O/ merge to?   Mark A Mandel
• "hudags"   Mark A Mandel
• beyond the pail   Mark A Mandel
• beyond the pail   Mark A Mandel
• "Peg-leg Pete" (was Re: Cookies)   Mark A Mandel
• crude invective   Mark A Mandel
• Igpay Atinlay   Mark A Mandel
• Lowland Scots   Mark A Mandel
• Swinging Beef/Steak   Mark A Mandel
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Mark A Mandel
• Happy Purim   Mark A Mandel
• the long and the short of it   Mark A Mandel
• well regulated   Mark A Mandel
• rump-cord   Mark A Mandel
• rump-cord   Mark A Mandel
• Puerto Rican-American??   Mark A Mandel
• PERmitting   Mark A Mandel
• Haf and have   Mark A Mandel
• ..Phrases of War..   Mark A Mandel
• Haf and have   Mark A Mandel
• ..Phrases of War..   Mark A Mandel
• ..Phrases of War..   Mark A Mandel
• 24/7   Mark A Mandel
• Shell Shock (was Newspaper interview request)   Mark A Mandel
• Shell Shock   Mark A Mandel
• Die-In   Mark A Mandel
• creative modifications of idiomatic expressions   Mark A. Mandel
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Elizabeth Martineze-Gibson
• Drink the Kool-Aid   Paul McFedries
• Teen slang/hip-hop lingo in the mainstream   Paul McFedries
• Teen slang/hip-hop lingo in the mainstream   Paul McFedries
• Fwd: Re: Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Peter A. McGraw
• Pronunciation of bin Laden's org in the media   Peter A. McGraw
• Pronunciation of bin Laden's org in the media   Peter A. McGraw
• Cookies   Peter A. McGraw
• Lowland Scots   Peter A. McGraw
• Lowland Scots   Peter A. McGraw
• Lowland Scots   Peter A. McGraw
• Lowland Scots   Peter A. McGraw
• beyond the pail   Peter A. McGraw
• beyond the pail   Peter A. McGraw
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Peter A. McGraw
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Peter A. McGraw
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Peter A. McGraw
• FW: Indian Summer, The Smoky Mountains, and pollution   Peter A. McGraw
• Haf and have   Peter A. McGraw
• Hoosier, asshole, etc.   Peter A. McGraw
• Teen slang/hip-hop lingo in the mainstream   Peter A. McGraw
• Fwd: Re: Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Pronunciation of bin Laden's org in the media   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Pronunciation of chipotle, - was bin Laden's org in the media   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Pronunciation of chipotle, - was bin Laden's org in the media   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Pronunciation of chipotle, - was bin Laden's org in the media   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• beyond the pail   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• beyond the pail   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Vatapa (1939)   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Jarlsberg cheese (1966)   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Cambozola (1982), Maytag Blue (1942, 1947), Sacre Bleu!   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• creative modifications of idiomatic expressions   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• warchalking   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• warchalking   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Fwd: Re: Creative Modifications   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Haf and have   Kim & Rima McKinzey
• Trash Talk - Help.   Kathleen E. Miller
• Trash Talk - Help.   Kathleen E. Miller
• Trash Talk - Help.   Kathleen E. Miller
• beyond the pail   Kathleen E. Miller
• Lowland Scots   Kathleen E. Miller
• publisher for the False Etymology Book   Kathleen E. Miller
• Liberty Cabbage antedate   Kathleen E. Miller
• Attritted   Kathleen E. Miller
• Lowland Scots   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• Lowland Scots   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• New Word: customerfacing???   James Mullan
• Fwd: on "French" toast   Barbara Need
• "German" toast   Barbara Need
• "Father Brown" was Re: Happy Purim   Barbara Need
• "Father Brown"   Barbara Need
• "Father Brown"   Barbara Need
• /I/raq, /aI/raq, /a/raq and /schwa/raq   Barbara Need
• woody=early wood-sided auto   Barbara Need
• -iz(z)- infix   Wendalyn Nichols
• publisher for the False Etymology Book   Wendalyn Nichols
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter   Ben Ostrowsky
• hugely bad   Ben Ostrowsky
• woody   Ray Ott
• Who influences journalists?   Thomas M. Paikeday
• religion, the opiate of the people   Thomas M. Paikeday
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Enid Pearsons
• the long and the short of it   Enid Pearsons
• Haf and have   Enid Pearsons
• Haf and have   Enid Pearsons
• Pronunciation of bin Laden's org in the media   Dennis R. Preston
• /I/raq, /aI/raq, /a/raq and /schwa/raq   Dennis R. Preston
• /Z/ and /dZ/   Dennis R. Preston
• /Z/ and /dZ/   Dennis R. Preston
• /Z/ and /dZ/   Dennis R. Preston
• Flad Brod (1792)   Dennis R. Preston
• "Vermont," taken literally, means "Worm Mountain" (was: Re: FW: Indian Summer,...)   Dennis R. Preston
• "let's smoke a L"   Greg Pulliam
• who influences journalists?   Greg Pulliam
• Boldfaced and barefaced lies   Michael Quinion
• Boldfaced and barefaced lies   Michael Quinion
• Life in 1500? Don't talk to me about life in 1500!   Michael Quinion
• "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   Michael Quinion
• Thoughts about the proposed book of Barry's material   Michael Quinion
• One for the files? (on origin of "jazz")   Michael Quinion
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Michael Quinion
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Michael Quinion
• "Uncrustable" PB&J   Michael Quinion
• "Uncrustable" PB&J   Michael Quinion
• "Another One Bites the Dust"   Michael Quinion
• Green-ink brigade/letter   Michael Quinion
• Big apple origins redux   Michael Quinion
• Big apple origins redux   Michael Quinion
• Hello!   Radloff, Bree
• Second call for papers: ADS at MMLA   Kathryn Remlinger
• efforting   Clai Rice
• Pronunciation of bin Laden's org in the media   Peter Richardson
• beyond the pail   Peter Richardson
• Jarlsberg cheese-->Yahn Yahnson   Peter Richardson
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Peter Richardson
• off-topic linguistics question   Peter Richardson
• Wurst (1767)   Peter Richardson
• /I/raq, /aI/raq, /a/raq and /schwa/raq   Peter Richardson
• lightning   Peter Richardson
• Haf and have   Peter Richardson
• 24/7   Peter Richardson
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Scott Sadowsky
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Scott Sadowsky
• fourscore...   Mike Salovesh
• Antedating of "Shaggy Dog Story"   Fred Shapiro
• Rag Time (1896)   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Teddy Bear"   Fred Shapiro
• Trash Talk - Help.   Fred Shapiro
• Pull Up Our Socks   Fred Shapiro
• fourscore...   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Pig Latin"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Pig Latin"   Fred Shapiro
• "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   Fred Shapiro
• "Windy City" wrong in NY TIMES BOOK REVIEW(3-9-03)   Fred Shapiro
• Bra Burning (1968)   Fred Shapiro
• Bra Burning (1968)   Fred Shapiro
• Bra Burning (1968)   Fred Shapiro
• Barry Popik in N.Y. Times Tomorrow   Fred Shapiro
• "Straighten Up and Fly Right"   Fred Shapiro
• "Make Beautiful Music Together"   Fred Shapiro
• "Another One Bites the Dust"   Fred Shapiro
• "as good as it gets"   Fred Shapiro
• LA Times & ProQuest   Fred Shapiro
• Strip Poker   Fred Shapiro
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Fred Shapiro
• "Shock and Awe"   Fred Shapiro
• "Shock and Awe"   Fred Shapiro
• "In the Belly of the Beast"   Fred Shapiro
• Coinage of Musical Term "Heavy Metal"   Fred Shapiro
• Earliest Citation for "Who's Your Daddy?"   Fred Shapiro
• ..Phrases of War..   Fred Shapiro
• ..Phrases of War..   Fred Shapiro
• Newspaper interview request   Fred Shapiro
• Coinage of Musical Term "Heavy Metal"   Fred Shapiro
• "Keep on Truckin'"   Fred Shapiro
• Fwd: on "French" toast   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Padiddle drivers of America"; and "beater" (= jalopy)   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Straighten Up and Fly Right"   Jesse Sheidlower
• monetize?   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Who's Your Daddy?"   Jesse Sheidlower
• [rchin at pioneerpress.com: Newspaper interview request]   Jesse Sheidlower
• Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Beth Simon
• remove   Jessica Smedley
• Hangar/Hanger Steak   James Smith
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter   James Smith
• FW: fourscore...   James Smith
• beyond the pail   James Smith
• Fwd: on "French" toast   James Smith
• Fwd: on "French" toast   James Smith
• Padiddle   James Smith
• Vernor's. (Was Re: FW: Moxie (1885))   James Smith
• "Little" xxxx. From early R&B to Rap.   Carol Snow
• Michael Jackson-speak   Richard A. Spears
• Michael Jackson-speak   Richard A. Spears
• Michael Jackson--speak   Richard A. Spears
• Brook Trout (1820)   Penny Speckter
• What do /a/ and /O/ merge to?   Herbert Stahlke
• What do /a/ and /O/ merge to?   Herbert Stahlke
• Lowland   Herbert Stahlke
• beyond the pail   Herbert Stahlke
• beyond the pail   Herbert Stahlke
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Herbert Stahlke
• Vernor's. (Was Re: FW: Moxie (1885))   Herbert Stahlke
• hone to   Herbert Stahlke
• /Z/ and /dZ/   Herbert Stahlke
• "Shock and Awe"   Herbert Stahlke
• /Z/ and /dZ/   Herbert Stahlke
• Hoosier, asshole, etc.   Herbert Stahlke
• Brook Trout (1820)   Page Stephens
• well regulated   Page Stephens
• skedaddle   Page Stephens
• Earliest Citation for "Who's Your Daddy?"   Page Stephens
• -iz(z)- infix   Prof. R. Sussex
• Drink the Kool-Aid   Fraser Sutherland
• FW: fourscore...   George Thompson
• "Little" xxxx. From early R&B to Rap.   George Thompson
• one for the files? -- "jasmine" etymology of "jazz"--   George Thompson
• Fan-kwei or "foreign devils"   George Thompson
• home and home   George Thompson
• Sometimes we win one   George Thompson
• Puerto Rican-American??   George Thompson
• No subject   Towse
• Havarti in Britain   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Query: Spitting in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding."   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• beyond the pail   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Shuy book   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Shuy book   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• FW: Jarlsberg cheese (1963, 1965)   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• "Another One Bites the Dust"   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• rump-cord   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• "zob" (U.S. slang, rare) may have its origin in a baseball conte...   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Re: [ADS-L] Re:       Re: Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Glossary of New Mexican Spanish (1934) (part one)   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Flad Brod (1792)   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• Flad Brod (1792)   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• No subject   Jan Ivarsson TransEdit
• -iz(z)- infix   Rudolph C Troike
• Removal   Brad Vest
• Drink the Kool-Aid   R. Walker
• Hangar/Hanger Steak (1988, 1994)--etymology?   Douglas G. Wilson
• "hudags" in an 1861 Civil War letter   Douglas G. Wilson
• What do /a/ and /O/ merge to?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Why "Pig" in "Pig Latin"?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Antedating of "Pig Latin"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Bras   Douglas G. Wilson
• "hudags"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "let's smoke a L"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Fan-kwei or "foreign devils"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Buckaroo: supposed African origin   Douglas G. Wilson
• Buckaroo (AS 1960, 1978, 1979)   Douglas G. Wilson
• AWOL   Douglas G. Wilson
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Padiddle drivers of America"; and "beater" (= jalopy)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Vernor's. (Was Re: FW: Moxie (1885))   Douglas G. Wilson
• hone to   Douglas G. Wilson
• skedaddle   Douglas G. Wilson
• "zob" (U.S. slang, rare) may have its origin in a baseball conte...   Douglas G. Wilson
• who will pick up the gauntlet?   Dave Wilton
• who will pick up the gauntlet?   Dave Wilton
• Base Ball in BROOKLYN EAGLE (21 October 1845)   Dave Wilton
• Trash Talk - Help.   Dave Wilton
• who will pick up the gauntlet?   Dave Wilton
• FW: fourscore...   Dave Wilton
• Lowland Scots   Dave Wilton
• beyond the pail   Dave Wilton
• DARE Index   Dave Wilton
• Drink the Kool-Aid   Dave Wilton
• Drink the Kool-Aid   Dave Wilton
• publisher for the False Etymology Book   Dave Wilton
• AWOL   Dave Wilton
• AWOL   Dave Wilton
• AWOL   Dave Wilton
• Puerto Rican-American??   Dave Wilton
• monetize?   Dave Wilton
• "Shock and awe" citations   Dave Wilton
• "Shock and Awe"   Dave Wilton
• To "get the chair"   Dave Wilton
• New Word: customerfacing???   Dave Wilton
• Creative Modifications   Dave Wilton
• Dead-ender   Dave Wilton
• ..Phrases of War..   Dave Wilton
• "Mother of all X"   Dave Wilton
• Newspaper interview request   Dave Wilton
• FARP; Ponzu (1950, 1975); Flagel (1993, 1999)   Dave Wilton
• Embedded (1996), Unilateral (2001)   Dave Wilton
• Red Line   Dave Wilton
• Embedded (1996), Unilateral (2001)--term?   Dave Wilton
• Mayoralty; War Pie; Manzana (bigger)   Dave Wilton
• Shell Shock   Dave Wilton
• RMS   Mark Worden
• New Tower   Mark Worden
• Puerto Rican-American??   Mark Worden
• creative modifications of idiomatic expressions   Mark Worden
• Attritted   Mark Worden
• "zob" (U.S. slang, rare) may have its origin in a baseball context; new (1913) attestation   Mark Worden
• snow day   Mark Worden
• Mother of All X   Mark Worden
• War Jargon:: Everybody's doing it   Mark Worden
• On the Half Shell (1858, 1859)   Mark Worden
• Puerto Rican-American??   Arnold Zwicky
• Puerto Rican-American??   Arnold Zwicky
• fictitious (sp?)   Arnold Zwicky
• Haf and have   Arnold Zwicky
• Igpay Atinlay   zafer avþar
• Igpay Atinlay   zafer avþar
• sucker=Illinoisian   callary ed
• ADS-L at LISTSERV.UGA.EDU   matthew james french
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   vida morkunas
• Will that be pop, soda or a soft drink?   vida morkunas
• a dictionary of drug terms   vida morkunas
• Unilateral / Embedded -- Globe and Mail   vida morkunas
• fictitious (sp?)   vida morkunas
• Red Line   mw
• Pronunciation of bin Laden's org in the media   orinkh
• Feng Shui 1879   orinkh
• Qater   jane parker
• who will pick up the gauntlet?   sagehen
• FW: fourscore...   sagehen
• beyond the pail   sagehen
• Igpay Atinlay   sagehen
• "Mid-Life Crisis"   sagehen
• Attritted   sagehen
• efforting -- 24/7   sagehen
• beyond the pail   mark worden
• bucket as a verb   mark worden
• Naked Protest   mark worden
• "Etymological misinformation ...."   mark worden
• leet speak mainstreams   mark worden
• "as good as it gets"   mark worden
• smart bomb   mark worden
• Indian Summer, The Smoky Mountains, and pollution   mark worden
• re Creative modifications   mark worden
• schtupperware parties || Burp plastic   mark worden
• warchalking   mark worden
• snow day   mark worden
• woody=early wood-sided auto   mark worden
• friviledge : Brillig portmanteau   mark worden
• feral lawyers   mark worden
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