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• ADS Annual Meeting: Deadline Extended   AAllan at AOL.COM
• Texas Weiners, from New Jersey (City Directory check); Popcorn Ice Cream   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Texas Weiners, from New Jersey (City Directory check); Popcorn Ice Cream   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Whole Foods/Whole Paycheck (1994)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Unique New York; Merriam-Webster press release makes news   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Behind the Green Door   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Homonausea and Intenduendo   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dweeb (1964)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Plog (Amazon's personalized blog)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Yes, We Have No Bananas (1923); Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT)(1976)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Chowderhead (1793)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Followship, Followership (not Leadership)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Chicken and Waffles; Sextorter (both from NY POST)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pier Six brawl   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pier Six (1926)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pier Six (1926)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Orphan Drugs; Inholdings; Homo-Nauseous, Asshat, Predatated   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Privocrat (privacy + bureaucrat)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Gangster Whitewalls (1971)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Lipstick on a pig (or frog or donkey) (1985)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Yellow Journalism (February 1897); Big Apple Fest   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Arnold Palmer (half iced tea, half lemonade) (1998)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Urban planning; Buddhist Proverb ("If you can fix it...")   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Block Party (1907)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• New York Cuts Steaks   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dude of honor, Manmaid; Dude (1881)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Fleica (Romanian Grilled Steak with Garlic); So Long, Superstar   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hot Dogging (1964, 1965)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Denver Boot (1952)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cal-Mex (1964); Say it ain't so (1930)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Police Parlance (1946) & The Whole Shmear (1946)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• The "Big Apple Fest" must die! (Globe & Mail this time)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Jug Handle (all to one side) (1822); In God We Trust (1807)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mencken's Pecksniffian   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Alexander Cocktail (1929)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Shtik (1960); Canuck (1843)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Garrison Finish (1890); Chile Con Carne (1882)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• No "I" in "Team" (1960)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Republican Elephant & GOP   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Out & Out (NJ governor newspaper headline)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Eggplant Caviar (1942) and Melintzanosalata   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Nothing lasts longer than a temporary government program"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Eternity is a ham and two people" (1956)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Best/Finest Police in the World (1874); Remembering Rima; Daily Candy   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• GU-geographically undesirable (1971, 1972)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Bearded Lady" (NJ governor's wife)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Wordcraft site   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Chowing (pond-swooping with a parachute)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Holy Cow! (1920)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Nickel gets you on subway, but garlic gets a seat"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Flarf (1998); Re: Okolehau/okolehao   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Flarf (unmangled this time?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Fear and Smear"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "A Good Time Was Had By All" (except the word researchers)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Skordalia (1957)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Western Dressing and Catalina Salad   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Big Apple Whore Hoax (update); Oxford Food Book; Panda (OED?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• FWD: "Cohen" Crack Corn   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Blowback (or "blow back")   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Jerker (1874); "Kick Me" sign (1875); Ketcham, Cheatham & Skinner (1874)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• 1874 Slang article   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Panzanella, Penne, Peposo, Scarpaccia, Sformato and the Tuscan Cookbook   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Rappel; Cracktress   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Under the weather" (1826)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Race not always to swift--but that's the way to bet" (1936)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Moving Day (1830)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• LES (Lower East Side); Unscotti   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: The history of saluting   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Another extraordinary coordination   RonButters at AOL.COM
• question about names   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: Those pesky negatives (revisited)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: Those pesky negatives (revisited)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Our Simon   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Oh, THAT Simon!   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: Oh, THAT Simon!   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Etymology of Skosh   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Behind the Green Door   Baker, John
• The history of saluting   Baker, John
• Really Really Pimpin' in Da South   Baker, John
• Asshat   Baker, John
• Orphan Drugs; Inholdings; Homo-Nauseous, Asshat, Predatated   Baker, John
• Asshat   Baker, John
• Blending, malaphor, or what? ("iron on")   Baker, John
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Baker, John
• A Nasturtium by Any Other Name Would Smell As Sweet   Baker, John
• Jimmy Crack(-ed?/-s?) Corn   Baker, John
• I am <...> and I approve this message   Baker, John
• Slangfest   Baker, John
• Gimmy Crack Corn   Baker, John
• f-bomb   Baker, John
• wide array of death euphemisms   Baker, John
• Popular Language Periodicals   Barnhart
• Slangfest   Barnhart
• Slangfest   Barnhart
• f-bomb   Barnhart
• f-bomb   Barnhart
• colophon   Benjamin J Barrett
• colophon   Benjamin J Barrett
• Urban planning; Buddhist Proverb ("If you can fix it...")   Benjamin J Barrett
• Our Simon   Benjamin J Barrett
• RE:    Re: Oh, THAT Simon!   Benjamin J Barrett
• addenda/s...alumni   Benjamin J Barrett
• FW: Judoka   Benjamin J Barrett
• addenda/s...alumni   Benjamin J Barrett
• addenda/s...alumni   Benjamin J Barrett
• YMCA   Benjamin J Barrett
• Asshat   Grant Barrett
• Asshat   Grant Barrett
• Playa (was Really Really Pimpin' in Da South)   Grant Barrett
• Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Grant Barrett
• Amos and Andy & Holy Mackerel   Grant Barrett
• Trash talk   Grant Barrett
• Getting over on DARE   Grant Barrett
• YMCA   Grant Barrett
• Rappel; Cracktress   Grant Barrett
• Barry in NYT!   Grant Barrett
• slangfest, slang fest, slang-fest   Grant Barrett
• LES (Lower East Side); Unscotti   Grant Barrett
• wide array of death euphemisms   Grant Barrett
• Dueling dialects   David Bergdahl
• <digitally>?   Douglas Bigham
• evolution of "cheap date" (was: This is no sh*t.)   David Bowie
• A German dialect form used as slang by black GI's   David Bowie
• Good job! (was Dweeb (1964))   David Bowie
• Really Really Pimpin' in Da South   David Bowie
• m & n   David Bowie
• a bare simmer   David Bowie
• Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   David Bowie
• addenda/s ...alumni   David Bowie
• Dixie(1860) (Not an antedating)   David Bowie
• The history of saluting   Duane Campbell
• Bushisms?   Duane Campbell
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   Duane Campbell
• Military jargon   Duane Campbell
• Skosh   Duane Campbell
• the new english? Totally different point   Duane Campbell
• the new english? Totally different point   Duane Campbell
• the new english? Totally different point   Duane Campbell
• I am <...> and I approve this message   Duane Campbell
• BOOBS, NINCOMPOOPS   Daniel Cassidy
• Amos and Andy & Holy Mackerel   Daniel Cassidy
• The "Brooklyn Boys" in Eugene O'Neil   Daniel Cassidy
• ADS-L Digest - 24 Aug 2004 to 25 Aug 2004 (#2004-239)   Daniel Cassidy
• Dan Emmett's "Jimmy Crack Corn"   Daniel Cassidy
• Good job! (was Dweeb (1964))   Larissa H. Chen
• Good job! (was Dweeb (1964))   Steve Clason
• Overheard   Steve Clason
• childhood rhymes   Sam Clements
• childhood rhymes   Sam Clements
• Behind the Green Door   Sam Clements
• Yes, We Have No Bananas (1923); Payments in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT)(1976)   Sam Clements
• Pier Six brawl   Sam Clements
• Pier Six brawl   Sam Clements
• Urban planning; Buddhist Proverb ("If you can fix it...")   Sam Clements
• Antedating of "bathing beauty" (1897)   Sam Clements
• Antedating of Soda Jerk (1910)   Sam Clements
• Ice Cream/Cone/Cornucopia 1905 again   Sam Clements
• Cal-Mex (1964); Say it ain't so (1930)   Sam Clements
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   Sam Clements
• a billion here, a billion there   Sam Clements
• Holy Cow   Sam Clements
• Getting over on DARE   Sam Clements
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Sam Clements
• "Cohen" Crack Corn   Sam Clements
• Antedating of "cotton-eyed" (Joe) 1875   Sam Clements
• "Cohen" Crack Corn   Sam Clements
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Sam Clements
• Dan Emmett's "Jimmy Crack Corn"   Sam Clements
• Nigerian malaproppery   Sam Clements
• Dan Emmett's "Jimmy Crack Corn"   Sam Clements
• Dan Emmett's "Jimmy Crack Corn"   Sam Clements
• Dixie(1860) (Not an antedating)   Sam Clements
• "Race not always to swift--but that's the way to bet" (1936)   Sam Clements
• "Race not always to swift--but that's the way to bet" (1936)   Sam Clements
• Blending, malaphor, or what? ("iron on")   Gerald Cohen
• "John/Jane Doe"--Why "Doe"?   Gerald Cohen
• a billion here, a billion there   Gerald Cohen
• childhood rhymes   David Colburn
• spaldeen   David Colburn
• "Gangster lean": what's it mean?   Tom Dalzell
• wheel barrels?   Lesa Dill
• a bare simmer   Sally Donlon
• wheel barrels?   Sally Donlon
• wheel barrels?   Bethany K. Dumas
• wheel barrels?   Bethany K. Dumas
• <digitally>?   Bethany K. Dumas
• another eggcorn   Bethany K. Dumas
• another eggcorn   Bethany K. Dumas
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Bethany K. Dumas
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Bethany K. Dumas
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Bethany K. Dumas
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Bethany K. Dumas
• the new english?   Bethany K. Dumas
• the new english? Totally different point   Bethany K. Dumas
• the new english? Totally different point   Bethany K. Dumas
• slangfest   Bethany K. Dumas
• PC and Dialects in fiction   J. Eulenberg
• "Follow-upped"   J. Eulenberg
• Etymology of Skosh   J. Eulenberg
• wide array of death euphemisms   Kara Everman
• Pier Six brawl   Alice Faber
• WFAN ("the FAN", the NYMets radio station)   Alice Faber
• WFAN ("the FAN", the NYMets radio station)   Alice Faber
• m & n   Alice Faber
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Alice Faber
• "Nickel gets you on subway, but garlic gets a seat"   Alice Faber
• f-bomb   Alice Faber
• Sukosi   Ed Finegan
• Vocabula Bound   Robert Hartwell Fiske
• Buddhist wisdom   John Fitzpatrick
• Blending, malaphor, or what?   John Fitzpatrick
• Murphy's Laws for Combat   Sean Fitzpatrick
• Teen slang (1952): "nerd", "pashpie", "book gook", "jizzy", etc.   Sean Fitzpatrick
• Urban planning; Buddhist Proverb ("If you can fix it...")   Sean Fitzpatrick
• Military jargon   Sean Fitzpatrick
• Trash talk   Sean Fitzpatrick
• childhood rhymes   Beverly Flanigan
• Fwd: Re: Proposal to develop a GEMS folder on CHILDES   Beverly Flanigan
• Fwd: gems, 'wrong underlying form"   Beverly Flanigan
• Come with   Beverly Flanigan
• Gimmy Crack Corn   Beverly Flanigan
• Come with; was Re: Natural-Born Lover : Words   Beverly Flanigan
• Popular Language Periodicals   Beverly Flanigan
• wide array of death euphemisms   Beverly Flanigan
• childhood rhymes   Jerome Foster
• Off-point, maybe, query re "stickball"   Jerome Foster
• Sukosi   Jerome Foster
• Sukosi   Jerome Foster
• Tommyknockers   Dan Goodman
• Hispanic equivalent of Broadcast Standard   Dan Goodman
• "Wrong-Wing"   Dan Goodman
• Borrow/lend and other reversals.   Dan Goodman
• Nigerian malaproppery   Dan Goodman
• Come with; was Re: Natural-Born Lover : Words   Dan Goodman
• monastery (1st. century)   Stephen Goranson
• Fwd: Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Fwd: Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Popular article, "A New Kind of English"   Gordon, Matthew J.
• non-monetary "buck"   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Popular Language Periodicals   Gordon, Matthew J.
• childhood rhymes   Wilson Gray
• childhood rhymes   Wilson Gray
• childhood rhymes   Wilson Gray
• Behind the Green Door   Wilson Gray
• "Is is"   Wilson Gray
• "Is is"   Wilson Gray
• Slang spread, dialect spread, language spread   Wilson Gray
• A German dialect form used as slang by black GI's   Wilson Gray
• The history of saluting   Wilson Gray
• evolution of "cheap date" (was: This is no sh*t.)   Wilson Gray
• A German dialect form used as slang by black GI's   Wilson Gray
• Off-point, maybe, query re "stickball"   Wilson Gray
• Behind the Green Door   Wilson Gray
• Off-point, maybe, query re "stickball"   Wilson Gray
• A German dialect form used as slang by black GI's   Wilson Gray
• Murphy's Laws for Combat   Wilson Gray
• "a-loose"   Wilson Gray
• Snerd (1948-1951)   Wilson Gray
• Really Really Pimpin' in Da South   Wilson Gray
• WFAN ("the FAN", the NYMets radio station)   Wilson Gray
• Teen slang (1952): "nerd", "pashpie", "book gook", "jizzy", etc.   Wilson Gray
• colophon   Wilson Gray
• "Gangster lean": what's it mean?   Wilson Gray
• Really Really Pimpin' in Da South   Wilson Gray
• m & n   Wilson Gray
• Blending, malaphor, or what?   Wilson Gray
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Wilson Gray
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Wilson Gray
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Wilson Gray
• wheel barrels?   Wilson Gray
• wheel barrels?   Wilson Gray
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Wilson Gray
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Wilson Gray
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Wilson Gray
• done/through (was: Those pesky negatives (revisited))   Wilson Gray
• A Nasturtium by Any Other Name Would Smell As Sweet   Wilson Gray
• done/through (was: Those pesky negatives (revisited))   Wilson Gray
• Cal-Mex (1964); Say it ain't so (1930)   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• done/through (was: Those pesky negatives (revisited))   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• PC and Dialects in fiction   Wilson Gray
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Wilson Gray
• NYT ?computerized? syntax   Wilson Gray
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   Wilson Gray
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   Wilson Gray
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   Wilson Gray
• BE syntax   Wilson Gray
• A meaning missing from DARE   Wilson Gray
• Amos and Andy & Holy Mackerel   Wilson Gray
• BE slang and Amos & Andy   Wilson Gray
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   Wilson Gray
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   Wilson Gray
• "for" or "of"   Wilson Gray
• Military jargon   Wilson Gray
• Military jargon   Wilson Gray
• Military jargon   Wilson Gray
• Dueling dialects   Wilson Gray
• Dueling dialects   Wilson Gray
• Dueling dialects   Wilson Gray
• Dueling dialects   Wilson Gray
• Dueling dialects   Wilson Gray
• Dueling dialects   Wilson Gray
• Sukosi   Wilson Gray
• Not in HDAS?   Wilson Gray
• Not in HDAS?   Wilson Gray
• Skosh   Wilson Gray
• Not in HDAS?   Wilson Gray
• Not in HDAS?   Wilson Gray
• Etymology of Skosh   Wilson Gray
• Getting over on DARE   Wilson Gray
• "Bearded Lady" (NJ governor's wife)   Wilson Gray
• Etymology of Skosh   Wilson Gray
• Flarf (1998); Re: Okolehau/okolehao   Wilson Gray
• Getting over on DARE   Wilson Gray
• Getting over on DARE   Wilson Gray
• my name   Wilson Gray
• YMCA   Wilson Gray
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Wilson Gray
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Wilson Gray
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Wilson Gray
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Wilson Gray
• Come with; was Re: Natural-Born Lover : Words   Wilson Gray
• "pick fun at" [was "I am <...> and I approve...]   Wilson Gray
• Dueling jargons   Wilson Gray
• Really Really Pimpin' in Da South   Jonathon Green
• 'Buck' not meaning $1 (was: non-monetary "buck")   Damien Hall
• addenda/s ...alumni   Damien Hall
• Fwd: American Bostonian dialect in the 1750s   Joan Houston Hall
• slangfest   Joan Houston Hall
• "Follow-upped" (and other Fresh Air anomalies)   Orin Hargraves
• Popular Language Periodicals   Orin Hargraves
• Bushisms?   Dave Hause
• "for" or "of"   Dave Hause
• "for" or "of"   Dave Hause
• I am <...> and I approve this message   Dave Hause
• childhood rhymes   Rachel Henderson
• The history of saluting   Rachel Henderson
• Fwd: Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Rachel Henderson
• wheel barrels?   Rachel Henderson
• unthaw   Laurence Horn
• childhood rhymes   Laurence Horn
• "a-loose"   Laurence Horn
• childhood rhymes   Laurence Horn
• language birth   Laurence Horn
• Off-point, maybe, query re "stickball"   Laurence Horn
• The history of saluting   Laurence Horn
• Good job! (was Dweeb (1964))   Laurence Horn
• WFAN ("the FAN", the NYMets radio station)   Laurence Horn
• speaking of redundant un-verbs and WFAN...   Laurence Horn
• colophon   Laurence Horn
• Another extraordinary coordination   Laurence Horn
• colophon   Laurence Horn
• Bushisms?   Laurence Horn
• Atkins for your attic   Laurence Horn
• a bare simmer   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Laurence Horn
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Laurence Horn
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Laurence Horn
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Laurence Horn
• Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Laurence Horn
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Laurence Horn
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Laurence Horn
• wheel barrels?   Laurence Horn
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Laurence Horn
• wheel barrels?   Laurence Horn
• wheel barrels?   Laurence Horn
• wheel barrels?   Laurence Horn
• <digitally>?   Laurence Horn
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Laurence Horn
• Popular article, "A New Kind of English"   Laurence Horn
• non-monetary "buck"   Laurence Horn
• Overheard   Laurence Horn
• "Follow-upped" (and other Fresh Air anomalies)   Laurence Horn
• Dueling dialects   Laurence Horn
• Dueling dialects   Laurence Horn
• Dueling dialects   Laurence Horn
• Dueling dialects   Laurence Horn
• Dueling dialects   Laurence Horn
• Dueling dialects   Laurence Horn
• a games   Laurence Horn
• another mishearing-based reanalysis   Laurence Horn
• GU-geographically undesirable (1971, 1972)   Laurence Horn
• addenda/s...alumni   Laurence Horn
• addenda/s ...alumni   Laurence Horn
• addenda/s ...alumni   Laurence Horn
• Early Modern English version of R&J   Laurence Horn
• "Bearded Lady" (NJ governor's wife)   Laurence Horn
• "Nickel gets you on subway, but garlic gets a seat"   Laurence Horn
• "Nickel gets you on subway, but garlic gets a seat"   Laurence Horn
• Pedilogical   Laurence Horn
• home/hone switch   Laurence Horn
• home/hone switch   Laurence Horn
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Laurence Horn
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Laurence Horn
• the new english? Totally different point   Laurence Horn
• Nigerian malaproppery   Laurence Horn
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Laurence Horn
• Nigerian malaproppery   Laurence Horn
• Nigerian malaproppery   Laurence Horn
• Come with; was Re: Natural-Born Lover : Words   Laurence Horn
• "pick fun at" [was "I am <...> and I approve...]   Laurence Horn
• Popular Language Periodicals   Laurence Horn
• f-bomb   Laurence Horn
• Libercon   Laurence Horn
• f-bomb   Laurence Horn
• f-bomb   Laurence Horn
• Libercon   Terry Lynn Irons
• Dueling dialects   Ed Keer
• Dueling dialects   Ed Keer
• Dueling dialects   Ed Keer
• Atkins for your attic   James Knight
• PC and Dialects in fiction   Patti J. Kurtz
• PC and Dialects in fiction   Patti J. Kurtz
• PC and Dialects in fiction   Patti J. Kurtz
• Chicano English and Code switching   Patti J. Kurtz
• Popular article, "A New Kind of English"   Patti J. Kurtz
• Popular article, "A New Kind of English"   Patti J. Kurtz
• Come with; was Re: Natural-Born Lover : Words   Patti J. Kurtz
• Good job! (was Dweeb (1964))   Tom Kysilko
• Jimmy Crack(-ed?/-s?) Corn   Tom Kysilko
• Come with   Tom Kysilko
• f-bomb   Tom Kysilko
• f-bomb   Tom Kysilko
• The history of saluting   James A. Landau
• Off-point, maybe, query re "stickball"   James A. Landau
• A German dialect form used as slang by black GI's   James A. Landau
• Murphy's Laws for Combat   James A. Landau
• Bushisms?   James A. Landau
• Atkins for your attic   James A. Landau
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   James A. Landau
• "Nothing lasts longer than a temporary government program"   James A. Landau
• Dueling dialects   James A. Landau
• Not in HDAS?   James A. Landau
• YMCA   James A. Landau
• BE syntax   Margaret Lee
• "Bearded Lady" (NJ governor's wife)   Margaret Lee
• Michael Adams' new job   Brenda Lester
• childhood rhymes   Jonathan Lighter
• childhood rhymes   Jonathan Lighter
• childhood rhymes   Jonathan Lighter
• Behind the Green Door   Jonathan Lighter
• childhood rhymes   Jonathan Lighter
• "Is is"   Jonathan Lighter
• This is no sh*t.   Jonathan Lighter
• "Is is"   Jonathan Lighter
• childhood rhymes   Jonathan Lighter
• Dweeb (1964)   Jonathan Lighter
• Dweeble (1987)   Jonathan Lighter
• Pier Six brawl   Jonathan Lighter
• Snerd (1948-1951)   Jonathan Lighter
• PC and Dialects in fiction   Jonathan Lighter
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Jonathan Lighter
• Best 18th Century Quote Ever   Jonathan Lighter
• Best 18th Century Quote Ever   Jonathan Lighter
• Best 18th Century Quote Ever   Jonathan Lighter
• Overheard   Jonathan Lighter
• Military jargon   Jonathan Lighter
• Military jargon   Jonathan Lighter
• Military jargon   Jonathan Lighter
• "Nothing lasts longer than a temporary government program"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Nickel gets you on subway, but garlic gets a seat"   Jonathan Lighter
• Intrinsic vowel length   Malcah
• childhood rhymes   Mark A. Mandel
• childhood rhymes   Mark A. Mandel
• a bare simmer   Mark A. Mandel
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Mark A. Mandel
• done/through (was: Those pesky negatives (revisited))   Mark A. Mandel
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Mark A. Mandel
• Popular article, "A New Kind of English"   Mark A. Mandel
• JUG HANDLE (ALL TO ONE SIDE)   Mark A. Mandel
• "for" or "of"   Mark A. Mandel
• "for" or "of"   Mark A. Mandel
• Dueling dialects   Mark A. Mandel
• Dueling dialects   Mark A. Mandel
• Dueling dialects   Mark A. Mandel
• "John/Jane Doe"--Why "Doe"?   Mark A. Mandel
• Judoka   Mark A. Mandel
• New edition of Wheelock's Latin grammar   Mark A. Mandel
• Chowing (pond-swooping with a parachute)   Mark A. Mandel
• A note on color terminology   Mark A. Mandel
• the headline comma   Mark A. Mandel
• Nigerian malaproppery   Mark A. Mandel
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Mark A. Mandel
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Mark A. Mandel
• Jimmy Crack(-ed?/-s?) Corn   Mark A. Mandel
• wide array of death euphemisms   Mark A. Mandel
• Playa (was Really Really Pimpin' in Da South)   Martinez-Gibson, Elizabeth A.
• "Follow-upped"   Peter A. McGraw
• Jimmy Crack(-ed?/-s?) Corn   Peter A. McGraw
• Gimmy Crack Corn   Peter A. McGraw
• Slangfest   Peter A. McGraw
• Slangfest (fwd)   Peter A. McGraw
• "for" or "of"   Regina McMahon
• "for" or "of"   Regina McMahon
• Libercon   Kathleen E. Miller
• but can you speak English?   Vida J Morkunas
• Urban planning; Buddhist Proverb ("If you can fix it...")   Mullins, Bill
• Urban planning; Buddhist Proverb ("If you can fix it...")   Mullins, Bill
• Blue Moon   Mullins, Bill
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   Mullins, Bill
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   Mullins, Bill
• Dueling dialects   Mullins, Bill
• Dueling dialects   Mullins, Bill
• Dueling dialects   Mullins, Bill
• f-bomb   Mullins, Bill
• wide array of death euphemisms   Mullins, Bill
• LES (Lower East Side);   Mullins, Bill
• N-bomb   Mullins, Bill
• wide array of death euphemisms   Mullins, Bill
• "Is is"   Geoff Nathan
• A German dialect form used as slang by black GI's   Geoff Nathan
• Soda jerker (1889)   Geoff Nathan
• done/through (was: Those pesky negatives (revisited))   Geoff Nathan
• done/through (was: Those pesky negatives (revisited))   Geoff Nathan
• childhood rhymes   Geoffrey S. Nathan
• spaldeens!   Geoffrey S. Nathan
• Come with; was Re: Natural-Born Lover : Words   Geoffrey S. Nathan
• Nero Wolfe; was Re: Grab-handle or Strap in Car, etc.   Barbara Need
• a bare simmer   Barbara Need
• a bare simmer   Barbara Need
• m & n   Barbara Need
• Military jargon   Barbara Need
• Our Simon   Barbara Need
• Oh, THAT Simon!   Barbara Need
• Come with; was Re: Natural-Born Lover : Words   Barbara Need
• Remembering Rima   Victoria Neufeldt
• m & n   Thomas Paikeday
• wheel barrels?   Thomas Paikeday
• WHEEL.bair.uh? (was "wheel barrels?")   Thomas Paikeday
• WHEEL.bair.uh? (was "wheel barrels?")   Thomas Paikeday
• WHEEL.bair.uh? (was "wheel barrels?")   Thomas Paikeday
• WHEEL.bair.uh? (was "wheel barrels?")   Thomas Paikeday
• Intrinsic vowel length   Thomas Paikeday
• Urban planning; Buddhist Proverb ("If you can fix it...")   Jim Parish
• Fwd: Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Jim Parish
• Dan Emmett's "Jimmy Crack Corn"   Jim Parish
• Dan Emmett's "Jimmy Crack Corn"   Jim Parish
• Dan Emmett's "Jimmy Crack Corn"   Jim Parish
• wheel barrels?   Charlotte Pass
• Rima McKinzey   Enid Pearsons
• Fwd: Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Dennis R. Preston
• Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Dennis R. Preston
• Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Dennis R. Preston
• Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Dennis R. Preston
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Dennis R. Preston
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Dennis R. Preston
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Dennis R. Preston
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Dennis R. Preston
• wheel barrels?   Dennis R. Preston
• WHEEL.bair.uh? (was "wheel barrels?")   Dennis R. Preston
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Dennis R. Preston
• wheel barrels?   Dennis R. Preston
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Dennis R. Preston
• WHEEL.bair.uh? (was "wheel barrels?")   Dennis R. Preston
• WHEEL.bair.uh? (was "wheel barrels?")   Dennis R. Preston
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Dennis R. Preston
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Dennis R. Preston
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Dennis R. Preston
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Dennis R. Preston
• Perfectivity, BE syntax   Dennis R. Preston
• Amos 'n' Andy (was: PC and Dialects in fiction)   Dennis R. Preston
• Military jargon   Dennis R. Preston
• Dueling dialects   Dennis R. Preston
• Dueling dialects   Dennis R. Preston
• Dueling dialects   Dennis R. Preston
• Dueling dialects   Dennis R. Preston
• Dueling dialects   Dennis R. Preston
• Dueling dialects   Dennis R. Preston
• Dueling dialects   Dennis R. Preston
• Sukosi   Dennis R. Preston
• Skosh   Dennis R. Preston
• Fw: Skosh   Dennis R. Preston
• Intrinsic vowel length   Dennis R. Preston
• Intrinsic vowel length   Dennis R. Preston
• my name   Dennis R. Preston
• Nitnoid   Michael Quinion
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Michael Quinion
• Pedilogical   Michael Quinion
• Fw: Skosh   Dave Robertson
• Orphan Drugs; Inholdings; Homo-Nauseous, Asshat, Predatated   Fred Shapiro
• Urban planning; Buddhist Proverb ("If you can fix it...")   Fred Shapiro
• H. L. Mencken Quote   Fred Shapiro
• "Nothing lasts longer than a temporary government program" (fwd)   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Underwhelmed"   Fred Shapiro
• Further Antedating of "Bakery"   Fred Shapiro
• Popular Language Periodicals   Fred Shapiro
• childhood rhymes   Jesse Sheidlower
• unthaw   Jesse Sheidlower
• Orphan Drugs; Inholdings; Homo-Nauseous, Asshat, Predatated   Jesse Sheidlower
• a bare simmer   Jesse Sheidlower
• wheel barrels?   Jesse Sheidlower
• Military jargon   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Follow-upped"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Big Apple Whore Hoax (update); Oxford Food Book; Panda (OED?)   Jesse Sheidlower
• Barry in NYT!   Jesse Sheidlower
• Popular Language Periodicals   Jesse Sheidlower
• f-bomb   Jesse Sheidlower
• wide array of death euphemisms   Rachel E. Shuttlesworth
• Popular Language Periodicals   Beth Simon
• "You spend a billion here and a billion there..."   James Smith
• Etymology of Skosh   James Smith
• evolution of "cheap date" (was: This is no sh*t.)   Indigo Som
• evolution of "cheap date", + "Asian flush"   Indigo Som
• Atkins for your attic   Ron Southerland
• Natural-Born Lover : Words   Ron Southerland
• home/hone switch   Stahlke, Herbert F.W.
• home/hone switch   Stahlke, Herbert F.W.
• home/hone switch   Stahlke, Herbert F.W.
• home/hone switch   Stahlke, Herbert F.W.
• Nigerian malaproppery   Stahlke, Herbert F.W.
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Page Stephens
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Page Stephens
• Holy Cow! (1920)   Page Stephens
• a billion here, a billion there   Page Stephens
• A note on color terminology   Page Stephens
• A note on color terminology   Page Stephens
• Holy Cow   Page Stephens
• Pier Six brawl   George Thompson
• Pier Six brawl   George Thompson
• WFAN ("the FAN", the NYMets radio station)   George Thompson
• eGoogle: orthographic blend   S J Towse
• wide array of death euphemisms   Robert Wachal
• f-bomb   Justin Wells
• Blue Moon   Douglas G. Wilson
• childhood rhymes   Douglas G. Wilson
• childhood rhymes   Douglas G. Wilson
• Dweeble (1987)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Snerd (1948-1951)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Teen slang (1952): "nerd", "pashpie", "book gook", "jizzy", etc.   Douglas G. Wilson
• Nitnoid   Douglas G. Wilson
• Teen slang (1952): "nerd", "pashpie", "book gook", "jizzy", etc.   Douglas G. Wilson
• a bare simmer   Douglas G. Wilson
• Soda jerker (1889)   Douglas G. Wilson
• wheel barrels?   Douglas G. Wilson
• wheel barrels?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Putang [Tagalog] (1945)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Nitnoy   Douglas G. Wilson
• Nitnoi/Nitnoy (1970)   Douglas G. Wilson
• "for" or "of"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "for" or "of"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Best 18th Century Quote Ever   Douglas G. Wilson
• Military jargon   Douglas G. Wilson
• Military jargon   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Nerd" etymology (speculative only)   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Nerd" etymology (speculative only) (addendum)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Sukosi   Douglas G. Wilson
• Not in HDAS?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Skosh   Douglas G. Wilson
• "John/Jane Doe"--Why "Doe"?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Holy Cow! (1920)   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Underwhelm" [noun] (1923)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Etymology of Skosh   Douglas G. Wilson
• Okolehau/okolehao   Douglas G. Wilson
• Pedilogical   Douglas G. Wilson
• home/hone switch   Douglas G. Wilson
• the new english? Totally different point   Douglas G. Wilson
• Jimmy Crack(-ed?/-s?) Corn   Douglas G. Wilson
• Jimmy Crack(-ed?/-s?) Corn   Douglas G. Wilson
• FWD: "Cohen" Crack Corn   Douglas G. Wilson
• Dan Emmett's "Jimmy Crack Corn"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Nigerian malaproppery   Douglas G. Wilson
• Orphan Drugs; Inholdings; Homo-Nauseous, Asshat, Predatated   Dave Wilton
• Atkins for your attic   Dave Wilton
• Anniversary To Your Wife   Dave Wilton
• addenda/s ...alumni   Dave Wilton
• Plog (Amazon's personalized blog)   Yerkes, Susan
• unsubsuscribe   Yerkes, Susan
• another coordination example   Arnold M. Zwicky
• This is no sh*t.   Arnold M. Zwicky
• that's all you have is X   Arnold M. Zwicky
• This is no sh*t.   Arnold M. Zwicky
• eGoogle: orthographic blend   Arnold M. Zwicky
• The history of saluting   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Is is"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Another extraordinary coordination   Arnold M. Zwicky
• m & n   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Truespel Analysis of USA English - Book One   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Those pesky negatives (revisited)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• wheel barrels?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Another "$100 Misunderstanding" (1)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Sukosi   Arnold M. Zwicky
• on the eggcorn beet   Arnold M. Zwicky
• home/hone switch   Arnold M. Zwicky
• YMCA   Arnold M. Zwicky
• still more eggcorn stuff on Language Log   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Nigerian malaproppery   Arnold M. Zwicky
• nuancification   Arnold M. Zwicky
• H. L. Mencken   callary ed
• spaldeens!   sagehen
• spaldeen   sagehen
• spaldeen   sagehen
• Another extraordinary coordination   sagehen
• Overheard   sagehen
• "Follow-upped"   sagehen
• addenda/s...alumni   sagehen
• the new english? Totally different point   sagehen
• Jimmy Crack(-ed?/-s?) Corn   sagehen
• oops!   sagehen
• Jimmy Crack(-ed?/-s?) Corn   sagehen
• Jimmy Crack(-ed?/-s?) Corn   sagehen
• Nigerian malaproppery   sagehen
• Gimmy Crack Corn   sagehen
• wrong title   sagehen

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