September 2004 Archives by author
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- Introductory Textbooks
AAllan at AOL.COM
- Taxachusetts (1952); "Passerbys" in Gothamist
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- D 'N' B (Drum and Bass)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Desk Appearance Ticket (DAT) (1974)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Black-and-White, Half-Moon, Harlequin
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- (Up Salt./Shit Creek/River) "Without a Paddle" (1911)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- (Up Salt./Shit Creek/River) "Without a Paddle" (1911)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Barry Popik in my morning paper
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- OED not contemporary or American; OT: Bonnie Slotnick cookbooks
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Eggnogg (1815)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Labor Day (1880?, 1886)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Roquefort Dressing (1908)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Cabbage (CABG, or Coronary Artery Bypass Graft) (1985)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Ofay (1920-1924)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book; Indiana "Pitch-In Supper" (1923)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Raining Pitchforks" (1866)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Trombo ("triple combo" of Togo/Dunkin/Baskin)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Blue Jay on a Friday (1895); Eat Oats Out of a Churn (1903); Mississippi (1946)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Apple a day
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "You can always tell a Harvard man" (1907)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Spuckies
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Bulkie Rolls & Wickerd Good Guides/Boston English
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- OT: Oxford Encyclopedia on Food and Drink in America
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Spuckies (1985)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Spa (1882 origin for Boston eatery?)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Puke, Corncracker (1834); Tell a Harvard Man (April 6, 1907)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Potluck Dinner/Supper (1910)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Kerry coined "baby killer"? (another coinage myth, of course)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Scramble supper/dinner/lunch (1944)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Emeritus" means...
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "History is written by the victors/winners"
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "What happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas"
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Misery Index (1959, 1975)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "There's a saying..." (Part One)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "There's a saying..." (Part Two)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Let's Play Two" (1972)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Even turkeys can fly" (1992)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Santa Claus (NYC, 1773)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Shitballs; Disorientated; Useless Existence
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- No "Oscar" for OED
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "On Third Avenue" from "Vagabond in New York" (1913)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- NY's "Orient Express" also not in revised OED
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "You don't win the silver, you lose the gold" (1996)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Feet, do your duty" (1918); "Feet, do your office" (1693)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "There's a saying..." (Part three)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "There's a saying..." (Part four)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Heaven in a Hand Basket (1863)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "There's an old saying..." (Part one)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "There's an old saying..." cont.; "Buy Land" and WIll Rogers
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Mush; Brooklyn Historical Society; David Shulman
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Blind Squirrel (1951)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Ranch Dressing (1966); "Windy City" is plagiarized
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Windy City" plagiarism (part one)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Windy City" plagiarism (part two)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Blind hog/pig finds an acorn" (1883, 1889)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- FYI: "Hooker" in New York Sun
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Obie (1956); Peace SIgn (1968)
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Top of the heap"
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "sort of" is elitist? (""Would that it were")
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Kissinger, Sayre, and "vicious university politics for small stakes"
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Bar Chef" (formerly, "bartender")
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Kissinger, Sayre, and "vicious university politics for small stakes"
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- "Middle of the road" political quotations
Bapopik at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: wide array of death euphemisms
RonButters at AOL.COM
- egregious prescriptivism
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: egregious prescriptivism
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: Ubiquitous prescriptivism
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Klingon language attitudes
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Finegan on Ubiquitous prescriptivism
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: OT: Oxford Encyclopedia on Food and Drink in America
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Klingon language attitudes
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: know the score
RonButters at AOL.COM
- YMCA a "gay" anthem?
RonButters at AOL.COM
- duke and dook
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: duke and dook
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: duke and dook
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: SUX
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: SUX
RonButters at AOL.COM
- ABSENT 'without'
RonButters at AOL.COM
- assumably etc.
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: SUX
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: ABSENT 'without'
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: SUX
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Re: Re: † † † Re: SUX
RonButters at AOL.COM
- woofer&tweeter
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Ubiquitous prescriptivism
Michael Adams
- "By" = "Until"--(syntactic blend?)
Michael Adams
- negation again, and coordination too
Gwyn Alcock
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book
Gwyn Alcock
- linguistic SF
Gwyn Alcock
- assumably etc. (was Re: "last stitch effort")
Marsha Alley
- /wh/ - /w/
Marsha Alley
- /wh/ - /w/
Marsha Alley
- /wh/ - /w/
Marsha Alley
- lol (was: Re: /wh/ - /w/)
Marsha Alley
- lol
Marsha Alley
- query
Catherine Aman
- YMCA a "gay" anthem?
Elaine Ashton
- wide array of death euphemisms
Baker, John
- wide array of death euphemisms
Baker, John
- faux mitzvah
Baker, John
- "Apple a Day"
Baker, John
- RE: Re: Re: know the score
Baker, John
- Kathleen Miller in New York Times
Baker, John
- Fat lady singing ...
Baker, John
- "The worms they crept in"
Baker, John
- ["Bulldyke"] (1892)
Baker, John
- Paul Reiser and "Don't Go There"
Baker, John
- Hinky Dinky
Baker, John
- "Good Old Days"
Baker, John
- "last stitch effort"
Baker, John
- "last stitch effort"
Baker, John
- "last stitch effort"
Baker, John
- "last stitch effort"
Baker, John
- disappearing prepositions
Baker, John
- disappearing prepositions
Baker, John
- "Stinky pinky"
Baker, John
- "Stinky pinky"
Baker, John
- hostage-taker
Barnhart
- hostage-taker
Barnhart
- hostage-taker
Barnhart
- OED not contemporary or American; OT: Bonnie Slotnick cookbooks
Barnhart
- Eggnogg (1815)
Barnhart
- hostage-taker
Barnhart
- Ubiquitous prescriptivism
Barnhart
- [?] Misery Index (1959, 1975)
Barnhart
- LingFlicks
Barnhart
- 'Confused'
Barnhart
- dookie
Barnhart
- war lordism (1917)
Barnhart
- warlordism (1931)
Barnhart
- faux mitzvah
Dennis Baron
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Benjamin J Barrett
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Benjamin J Barrett
- Local = Hawaiian Ex-Pat
Benjamin J Barrett
- wide array of death euphemisms
Grant Barrett
- buffet flat
Grant Barrett
- APB: Non English Language Slang
Grant Barrett
- APB: Non English Language Slang
Grant Barrett
- hostage-taker
Grant Barrett
- The Bible in Polari
Grant Barrett
- The Bible in Polari
Grant Barrett
- [No] Broadcast in Klingon
Grant Barrett
- Anacolutonic appendage
Grant Barrett
- BBC Request for Interviews: Ohio, Mo., Ill., Ky.
Grant Barrett
- SUX
Grant Barrett
- taking the slaw (was Re: SUX)
Grant Barrett
- First Use of Term "Establishment": Advice Needed
David Bergdahl
- faux mitzvah
David Bergdahl
- hoggee, hoggy
David Bergdahl
- negation again, and coordination too
Douglas Bigham
- Lost Tweakends
Douglas Bigham
- Systematicity
David Bowie
- Systematicity
David Bowie
- Systematicity
David Bowie
- "Emeritus" means...
David Bowie
- Vernification?
David Bowie
- "last stitch effort"
David Bowie
- dookie
David Bowie
- Chapter Book (1991)
David Bowie
- linguistic SF
David Bowie
- the world
David Bowie
- wide array of death euphemisms
Duane Campbell
- BIG ONION BIG APPLE redux
Daniel Cassidy
- new language in Nicaragua
Larissa H. Chen
- Hinky Dinky
Philip E. Cleary
- Barry and the Yanikees
Sam Clements
- Blendship
Sam Clements
- buffet flat
Sam Clements
- buffet flat
Sam Clements
- Black-and-White, Half-Moon, Harlequin
Sam Clements
- hostage-taker
Sam Clements
- "nobody but us chickens" 1909
Sam Clements
- Johnny Mac(k) Brown
Sam Clements
- Ofay etymology (speculative)--"au fait" = socially acceptable, genteel
Sam Clements
- Black-and-White, Half-Moon, Harlequin
Sam Clements
- More crap from "Says You"--P.O.S.H.
Sam Clements
- Lady Mondegreen
Sam Clements
- Lady Mondegreen
Sam Clements
- Cover Your Ass
Sam Clements
- Potluck Dinner/Supper (1910)
Sam Clements
- know the score -1937
Sam Clements
- know the score -1929
Sam Clements
- Johnny cakes
Sam Clements
- "The worms they crept in" (1881)
Sam Clements
- "in one swell foop" (sic)--another example
Sam Clements
- "Feets Don't Fail Me Now"
Sam Clements
- "Feets Don't Fail Me Now"
Sam Clements
- "Feets Don't Fail Me Now"
Sam Clements
- "Lonely at the Top"
Sam Clements
- "Lonely at the Top"
Sam Clements
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Sam Clements
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1882!
Sam Clements
- "Good Old Days"
Sam Clements
- TV Catchphrase Queries
Sam Clements
- "last stitch effort"
Sam Clements
- Novel = Book
Sam Clements
- Blind Squirrel (1951)
Sam Clements
- Blind Squirrel (1951)
Sam Clements
- Blind Hog...Schiller (1893) [was Re: Blind Squirrel (1951)]
Sam Clements
- Novel = Book
Sam Clements
- Antedating of "speed boat" (1903)
Sam Clements
- taking the slaw (was Re: SUX)
Sam Clements
- SUX
Sam Clements
- Razorbicks
Sam Clements
- "know the score"(1934)
Sam Clements
- "know the score"(1938)
Sam Clements
- Ofay etymology (speculative)
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Ofay etymology (speculative)--"au fait" = socially acceptable, genteel
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- know the score
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Availablity of my published volumes--(preliminary remarks)
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- know the score
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- "know the score"--1887 attestations in opera context
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- know the score--operatic context (1887)
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- FW: Johnny cakes
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Baseball "the real katish" (1898)
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Including your "YMCA" ads-l message in a Comments on Etymology article
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Including your "YMCA" ads-l message in a Comments on Etymology article
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Apology for encrypted ads-l message
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- "in one swell foop" (sic)--another example
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Encrypted ads-l message has somehow been sent again (decrypted?)
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- "YMCA" ads-l message
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Etymology of exclamation "jiminy crickets"
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Hinky Dinky; question for Jonathan Lighter
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- "By" = "Until"--(syntactic blend?)
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- "Windy City" is plagiarized
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Why is "hopefully" bad English? -- was "Re: assumably"
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- "Stinky pinky"
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- "know the score"
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Blendship
Elizabeth Coppock
- "The worms they crept in"
Patty Davies
- "The worms they crept in"
Patty Davies
- "The worms they crept in"
Patty Davies
- APB: Non English Language Slang
Joanne M. Despres
- /wh/ - /w/
Lesa Dill
- /wh/ - /w/
Lesa Dill
- /wh/ - /w/
Lesa Dill
- ADS-L Digest - 30 Aug 2004 to 31 Aug 2004 (#2004-245)
Aaron Dinkin
- dialect tidbit
Sally Donlon
- /wh/ - /w/
Sally Donlon
- lol
Sally Donlon
- wide array of death euphemisms
Bethany K. Dumas
- negation again, and coordination too
Bethany K. Dumas
- NAV33 room
Bethany K. Dumas
- LingFlicks
Bethany K. Dumas
- LingFlicks
Bethany K. Dumas
- dialect tidbit
Bethany K. Dumas
- the world
Bethany K. Dumas
- the world
Bethany K. Dumas
- N-bomb
Kristina Eisenhower
- Gimmy Crack Corn
J. Eulenberg
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
J. Eulenberg
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
J. Eulenberg
- dialect tidbit
J. Eulenberg
- dialect tidbit
J. Eulenberg
- dialect tidbit
J. Eulenberg
- aunt/ant
J. Eulenberg
- Libercon
Kara Everman
- wide array of death euphemisms- icebreaker?
Kara Everman
- N-bomb
Alice Faber
- finna
Alice Faber
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Alice Faber
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Alice Faber
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Alice Faber
- duke and dook
Alice Faber
- dialect tidbit
Alice Faber
- assumably etc. (was Re: "last stitch effort")
Alice Faber
- Ubiquitous prescriptivism
Ed Finegan
- CYA
Ed Finegan
- Ubiquitous prescriptivism
Robert Hartwell Fiske
- Ubiquitous prescriptivism
Robert Hartwell Fiske
- know the score
Sean Fitzpatrick
- Anacolutonic appendage
Sean Fitzpatrick
- Hinky Dinky
Sean Fitzpatrick
- disappearing prepositions
Sean Fitzpatrick
- Different dialects, same error
Beverly Flanigan
- Different dialects, same error
Beverly Flanigan
- finna > ret
Beverly Flanigan
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Beverly Flanigan
- The Bible in Polari
Beverly Flanigan
- LingFlicks
Beverly Flanigan
- Ling Flicks
Beverly Flanigan
- Fwd: Chantek
Beverly Flanigan
- dialect tidbit
Beverly Flanigan
- Vitale
Beverly Flanigan
- dialect tidbit
Beverly Flanigan
- "Stinky pinky"
Beverly Flanigan
- aunt/ant
Beverly Flanigan
- the world
Beverly Flanigan
- "Stinky pinky"
Beverly Flanigan
- aunt/ant
Beverly Flanigan
- libercon
Dan Goodman
- Oxford Dictionary of American Political Slang
Dan Goodman
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Dan Goodman
- [Fwd: [ss talk] [Fwd: World Wide Words -- 11 Sep 04]]
Dan Goodman
- Lady Mondegreen
Dan Goodman
- celebumom, skeezy
Dan Goodman
- "...% of statistics are made up on the spot"
Stephen Goranson
- "...% of statistics are made up on the spot"
Stephen Goranson
- Different dialects, same error
Gordon, Matthew J.
- egregious prescriptivism
Gordon, Matthew J.
- Ubiquitous prescriptivism
Gordon, Matthew J.
- Hinky Dinky
Gordon, Matthew J.
- "sort of" is elitist?
Gordon, Matthew J.
- Changes in St. Louis BE
Gordon, Matthew J.
- LES (Lower East Side);
Wilson Gray
- Blendship
Wilson Gray
- Blendship
Wilson Gray
- N-bomb
Wilson Gray
- N-bomb
Wilson Gray
- Different dialects, same error
Wilson Gray
- Different dialects, same error
Wilson Gray
- Different dialects, same error
Wilson Gray
- Different dialects, same error
Wilson Gray
- Different dialects, same error
Wilson Gray
- aste(r)perious
Wilson Gray
- Black-and-White, Half-Moon, Harlequin
Wilson Gray
- Fwd: N-bomb
Wilson Gray
- Different dialects, same error
Wilson Gray
- Ofay etymology (speculative)
Wilson Gray
- Johnny Mac(k) Brown
Wilson Gray
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book; Indiana "Pitch-In Supper" (1923)
Wilson Gray
- Different dialects, same error
Wilson Gray
- Ofay (1920-1924)
Wilson Gray
- Systematicity
Wilson Gray
- Dueling impressions
Wilson Gray
- Dueling impressions
Wilson Gray
- finna
Wilson Gray
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
Wilson Gray
- finna > ret
Wilson Gray
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
Wilson Gray
- [SPAM:####] Re: yet another spam eggcorn
Wilson Gray
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
Wilson Gray
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
Wilson Gray
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
Wilson Gray
- Dueling impressions
Wilson Gray
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Wilson Gray
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Wilson Gray
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Wilson Gray
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Wilson Gray
- Subject: Re: wide array of death euphemisms- icebreaker?
Wilson Gray
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Wilson Gray
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Wilson Gray
- egregious prescriptivism
Wilson Gray
- egregious prescriptivism
Wilson Gray
- Ubiquitous prescriptivism
Wilson Gray
- two queries: bobwire, know the score
Wilson Gray
- Ubiquitous prescriptivism
Wilson Gray
- CYA
Wilson Gray
- Lady Mondegreen
Wilson Gray
- Johnny cakes
Wilson Gray
- Email list wisdom (fwd)
Wilson Gray
- "Even turkeys can fly" (1992)
Wilson Gray
- Santa Claus (NYC, 1773)
Wilson Gray
- 'Confused'
Wilson Gray
- "Even turkeys can fly" (1992)
Wilson Gray
- "Even turkeys can fly" (1992)
Wilson Gray
- "There's a saying..." (Part One)
Wilson Gray
- "Even turkeys can fly" (1992)
Wilson Gray
- "There's a saying..." (Part Two)
Wilson Gray
- celebumom, skeezy
Wilson Gray
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Wilson Gray
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Wilson Gray
- "Don't Make Waves"
Wilson Gray
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Wilson Gray
- "Feets Don't Fail Me Now"
Wilson Gray
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Wilson Gray
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Wilson Gray
- dialect tidbit
Wilson Gray
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Wilson Gray
- YMCA a "gay" anthem?
Wilson Gray
- Green Day (was Speaking of "gay," etc.)
Wilson Gray
- Green Day (was Speaking of "gay," etc.)
Wilson Gray
- dookie
Wilson Gray
- dialect tidbit
Wilson Gray
- dookie
Wilson Gray
- dialect tidbit
Wilson Gray
- "last stitch effort"
Wilson Gray
- dialect tidbit
Wilson Gray
- "last stitch effort"
Wilson Gray
- dookie
Wilson Gray
- Hinky Dinky
Wilson Gray
- "last stitch effort"
Wilson Gray
- dialect tidbit
Wilson Gray
- dookie
Wilson Gray
- Mush; Brooklyn Historical Society; David Shulman
Wilson Gray
- "last stitch effort"
Wilson Gray
- "last stitch effort"
Wilson Gray
- "last stitch effort"
Wilson Gray
- "last stitch effort"
Wilson Gray
- "last stitch effort"
Wilson Gray
- SUX
Wilson Gray
- Chapter play
Wilson Gray
- Why is "hopefully" bad English? -- was "Re: assumably"
Wilson Gray
- Splib
Wilson Gray
- Splib
Wilson Gray
- Splib
Wilson Gray
- SUX
Wilson Gray
- SUX
Wilson Gray
- "sort of" is elitist?
Wilson Gray
- wails vs. whales
Wilson Gray
- SUX
Wilson Gray
- taking the slaw (was Re: SUX)
Wilson Gray
- taking the slaw (was Re: SUX)
Wilson Gray
- Coral
Wilson Gray
- SUX
Wilson Gray
- SUX
Wilson Gray
- /wh/ - /w/
Wilson Gray
- toadpoles
Wilson Gray
- /wh/ - /w/
Wilson Gray
- the world
Wilson Gray
- /wh/ - /w/
Wilson Gray
- Changes in St. Louis BE
Wilson Gray
- Changes in St. Louis BE
Wilson Gray
- the world
Wilson Gray
- "Stinky pinky"
Wilson Gray
- "Stinky pinky"
Wilson Gray
- the world
Wilson Gray
- "Stinky pinky"
Wilson Gray
- "Stinky pinky"
Wilson Gray
- "Stinky pinky"
Wilson Gray
- the world
Wilson Gray
- the world
Wilson Gray
- aunt/ant
Wilson Gray
- R r
Wilson Gray
- APB: Non English Language Slang
Jonathon Green
- (Up Salt./Shit Creek/River) "Without a Paddle" (1911)
Jonathon Green
- aste(r)perious
Jonathon Green
- Many thanks
Jonathon Green
- celebumom, skeezy
Jonathon Green
- celebumom, skeezy
Jonathon Green
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Jonathon Green
- Splib
Jonathon Green
- D 'N' B (Drum and Bass)
Damien Hall
- Drum 'n' bass ~ D 'n' B
Damien Hall
- finna
Orin Hargraves
- "What happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas"
Orin Hargraves
- Anacolutonic appendage
Orin Hargraves
- "last stitch effort"
Orin Hargraves
- dialect tidbit
Orin Hargraves
- Buckra
Dave Hause
- Hinky Dinky
Dave Hause
- Splib
Dave Hause
- SUX
Dave Hause
- New word
Justin Hertog
- Barry and the Yanikees
Laurence Horn
- Libercon
Laurence Horn
- wide array of death euphemisms
Laurence Horn
- N-bomb
Laurence Horn
- Different dialects, same error
Laurence Horn
- Different dialects, same error
Laurence Horn
- Black-and-White, Half-Moon, Harlequin
Laurence Horn
- Black-and-White, Half-Moon, Harlequin
Laurence Horn
- aptronyms (was: Johnny Mac(k) Brown)
Laurence Horn
- Different dialects, same error
Laurence Horn
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book; Indiana "Pitch-In Supper" (1923)
Laurence Horn
- faux mitzvah
Laurence Horn
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book
Laurence Horn
- fuckedupness vs. fuckedupedness
Laurence Horn
- yet another spam eggcorn
Laurence Horn
- Dueling impressions
Laurence Horn
- finna
Laurence Horn
- Different dialects, same error
Laurence Horn
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Laurence Horn
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Laurence Horn
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Laurence Horn
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Laurence Horn
- egregious prescriptivism
Laurence Horn
- know the score
Laurence Horn
- Lady Mondegreen
Laurence Horn
- Do hurricanes hate or love Florida?
Laurence Horn
- Fwd: 15.2577, FYI: Assessing Well-formedness Using Google Script
Laurence Horn
- "The worms they crept in"
Laurence Horn
- "The worms they crept in"
Laurence Horn
- "Even turkeys can fly" (1992)
Laurence Horn
- "Even turkeys can fly" (1992)
Laurence Horn
- celebumom, skeezy
Laurence Horn
- "Don't Make Waves"
Laurence Horn
- Paul Reiser and "Don't Go There"
Laurence Horn
- MM
Laurence Horn
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Laurence Horn
- duke and dook
Laurence Horn
- duke and dook
Laurence Horn
- duke and dook
Laurence Horn
- dialect tidbit
Laurence Horn
- duke and dook
Laurence Horn
- dookie
Laurence Horn
- "last stitch effort"
Laurence Horn
- dookie
Laurence Horn
- dookie
Laurence Horn
- dookie
Laurence Horn
- dookie
Laurence Horn
- disappearing prepositions
Laurence Horn
- ABSENT 'without'
Laurence Horn
- "sort of" is elitist?
Laurence Horn
- SUX
Laurence Horn
- SQUICK
Laurence Horn
- SUX
Laurence Horn
- taking the slaw (was Re: SUX)
Laurence Horn
- SUX
Laurence Horn
- disappearing prepositions
Laurence Horn
- disappearing prepositions
Laurence Horn
- "Stinky pinky"
Laurence Horn
- /wh/ - /w/
Laurence Horn
- the world
Laurence Horn
- finna
Terry Irons
- Fwd: SECOL news: In memoriam Marvin Ching
Terry Lynn Irons
- Email list wisdom (fwd)
FRITZ JUENGLING
- dialect tidbit
FRITZ JUENGLING
- dialect tidbit
FRITZ JUENGLING
- /wh/ - /w/
FRITZ JUENGLING
- /wh/ - /w/
FRITZ JUENGLING
- lol (was: Re: /wh/ - /w/)
FRITZ JUENGLING
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Charles Jones
- Subject: TV Catchphrase Queries
Jerry Kane
- "The worms they crept in"
Ed Keer
- aunt/ant
Ed Keer
- D 'N' B (Drum and Bass)
Steve Kl.
- dookie
Steve Kl.
- dookie
Steve Kl.
- Barry and the Yanikees
Patti J. Kurtz
- Prescriptive grammar (was: wide array of death euphemisms
Patti J. Kurtz
- Serbian grammar
Patti J. Kurtz
- Apologies
Patti J. Kurtz
- egregious prescriptivism
Patti J. Kurtz
- egregious prescriptivism
Patti J. Kurtz
- "The worms they crept in"
Patti J. Kurtz
- "The worms they crept in"
Patti J. Kurtz
- "The worms they crept in"
Patti J. Kurtz
- Email list wisdom (fwd)
Patti J. Kurtz
- dialect tidbit
Patti J. Kurtz
- "sort of" is elitist?
Patti J. Kurtz
- SUX
Patti J. Kurtz
- Introductory Textbooks
Patti J. Kurtz
- linguistic SF
Patti J. Kurtz
- lol (was: Re: /wh/ - /w/)
Patti J. Kurtz
- Misery Index (1959, 1975)
Tom Kysilko
- "The worms they crept in"
Tom Kysilko
- Song = piece of music (was: Novel = Book)
Tom Kysilko
- "Refute" versus "Rebut"
James A. Landau
- Different dialects, same error
James A. Landau
- Different dialects, same error
James A. Landau
- Scramble supper/dinner/lunch (1944)
James A. Landau
- Computer quote
James A. Landau
- Misery Index (1959, 1975)
James A. Landau
- Base Ball (1803?)
James A. Landau
- Including your "YMCA" ads-l message in a Comments on Etymology
James A. Landau
- "There's a saying..."
James A. Landau
- Snipantry
James A. Landau
- Hinky Dinky
James A. Landau
- dialect tidbit
James A. Landau
- Chapter Book (1991)
James A. Landau
- Splib
James A. Landau
- Razorbicks
James A. Landau
- aunt/ant
Margaret Lee
- D 'N' B (Drum and Bass)
Brenda Lester
- Black-and-White, Half-Moon, Harlequin
Jonathan Lighter
- Black-and-White, Half-Moon, Harlequin
Jonathan Lighter
- Black-and-White, Half-Moon, Harlequin
Jonathan Lighter
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book; Indiana "Pitch-In Supper" (1923)
Jonathan Lighter
- Turd Ferguson etc.
Jonathan Lighter
- finna
Jonathan Lighter
- "No good deed goes unpunished"
Jonathan Lighter
- Ubiquitous prescriptivism
Jonathan Lighter
- egregious prescriptivism
Jonathan Lighter
- Fat lady singing ...
Jonathan Lighter
- "The worms they crept in"
Jonathan Lighter
- when pigs fly
Jonathan Lighter
- "The worms they crept in"
Jonathan Lighter
- "in one swell foop" (sic)--another example
Jonathan Lighter
- ["Bulldyke"] (1892)
Jonathan Lighter
- "The worms they crept in"
Jonathan Lighter
- "The worms they crept in"
Jonathan Lighter
- "Ancestors" / "Descendants"
Jonathan Lighter
- "Ancestors" / "Descendants"
Jonathan Lighter
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Jonathan Lighter
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Jonathan Lighter
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Jonathan Lighter
- "Don't Make Waves"
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- Paul Reiser and "Don't Go There"
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- Etymology of exclamation "jiminy crickets"
Jonathan Lighter
- "Feets Don't Fail Me Now"/ "Feet do your Office!"
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- taboo words in the NYT
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- taboo words in the NYT
Jonathan Lighter
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Jonathan Lighter
- dialect tidbit
Jonathan Lighter
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Jonathan Lighter
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Jonathan Lighter
- "There's an old saying..." (Part one)
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky; question for Jonathan Lighter
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- dialect tidbit
Jonathan Lighter
- dialect tidbit
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- TV Catchphrase Queries
Jonathan Lighter
- "Good Old Days"
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- Hinky Dinky
Jonathan Lighter
- Mush; Brooklyn Historical Society; David Shulman
Jonathan Lighter
- dookie
Jonathan Lighter
- Mush; Brooklyn Historical Society; David Shulman
Jonathan Lighter
- New word
Jonathan Lighter
- "last stitch effort"
Jonathan Lighter
- "last stitch effort"
Jonathan Lighter
- Novel = Book
Jonathan Lighter
- "last stitch effort"
Jonathan Lighter
- "last stitch effort"
Jonathan Lighter
- "last stitch effort"
Jonathan Lighter
- Novel = Book
Jonathan Lighter
- Novel = Book
Jonathan Lighter
- Blind Squirrel (1951)
Jonathan Lighter
- "By" = "Until"
Jonathan Lighter
- SUX
Jonathan Lighter
- SUX
Jonathan Lighter
- SUX
Jonathan Lighter
- Song = piece of music (was: Novel = Book)
Jonathan Lighter
- disappearing prepositions
Jonathan Lighter
- assumably etc. (was Re: "last stitch effort")
Jonathan Lighter
- Splib
Jonathan Lighter
- SUX
Jonathan Lighter
- SUX
Jonathan Lighter
- SUX
Jonathan Lighter
- SUX
Jonathan Lighter
- S. P. Q. R.
Jonathan Lighter
- SUX
Jonathan Lighter
- the world
Jonathan Lighter
- disappearing prepositions
Jonathan Lighter
- the world
Jonathan Lighter
- Skivvies (1918)
Jonathan Lighter
- "Assumably" = "Probably" ?
Jonathan Lighter
- the world
Jonathan Lighter
- "Stinky pinky"
Jonathan Lighter
- "Stinky pinky"
Jonathan Lighter
- R r
Jonathan Lighter
- dialect tidbit
Allen Maberry
- /wh/ - /w/
Allen Maberry
- wide array of death euphemisms
Mark A. Mandel
- wide array of death euphemisms
Mark A. Mandel
- Different dialects, same error
Mark A. Mandel
- hostage-taker
Mark A. Mandel
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book; Indiana "Pitch-In Supper" (1923)
Mark A. Mandel
- Subject: Re: wide array of death euphemisms- icebreaker?
Mark A. Mandel
- Dueling impressions
Mark A. Mandel
- "Ofay" etymology (speculative)
Mark A. Mandel
- Ubiquitous prescriptivism
Mark A. Mandel
- Klingon language attitudes
Mark A. Mandel
- know the score -1929
Mark A. Mandel
- 'Confused'
Mark A. Mandel
- "The worms they crept in"
Mark A. Mandel
- Including your "YMCA" ads-l message in a Comments on Etymology article
Mark A. Mandel
- Apology for encrypted ads-l message
Mark A. Mandel
- Hinky Dinky
Mark A. Mandel
- "there's a saying"
Mark A. Mandel
- "there's a saying"
Mark A. Mandel
- Snipantry
Mark A. Mandel
- dookie
Mark A. Mandel
- coffee (was: Duke and dook)
Mark A. Mandel
- "last stitch effort"
Mark A. Mandel
- TV Catchphrase Queries
Mark A. Mandel
- toadpoles
Mark A. Mandel
- "last stitch effort"
Mark A. Mandel
- linguistic SF
Mark A. Mandel
- disappearing prepositions
Mark A. Mandel
- SUX
Mark A. Mandel
- lol (was: Re: /wh/ - /w/)
Mark A. Mandel
- linguistic SF
Mark A. Mandel
- the world
Mark A. Mandel
- the world
Mark A. Mandel
- literature with lots of dialect
Marta Marciniak
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
Peter A. McGraw
- ostentatious avoidance
Peter A. McGraw
- ostentatious avoidance
Peter A. McGraw
- Email list wisdom (fwd)
Peter A. McGraw
- dialect tidbit
Peter A. McGraw
- dialect tidbit
Peter A. McGraw
- "Stinky pinky"
Peter A. McGraw
- "Stinky pinky"
Peter A. McGraw
- helpful google site
Catherine Merlen
- Johnny Mac(k) Brown
Mullins, Bill
- Ofay (1920-1924)
Mullins, Bill
- Archive of weaving and textile documents
Mullins, Bill
- CYA
Mullins, Bill
- Cover Your Ass
Mullins, Bill
- "What happens on the road, stays on the road"
Mullins, Bill
- Broadcast in Klingon
Mullins, Bill
- "Even turkeys can fly" (1992)
Mullins, Bill
- "Even turkeys can fly" (1992)
Mullins, Bill
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Mullins, Bill
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Mullins, Bill
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1882!
Mullins, Bill
- gimmick
Mullins, Bill
- "There's a saying..."
Mullins, Bill
- Snipantry
Mullins, Bill
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Mullins, Bill
- dookie
Mullins, Bill
- dookie
Mullins, Bill
- Mitch Miller
Mullins, Bill
- Novel = Book
Mullins, Bill
- Splib
Mullins, Bill
- SUX
Mullins, Bill
- SUX
Mullins, Bill
- SQUICK
Mullins, Bill
- the world
Mullins, Bill
- the world
Mullins, Bill
- "Stinky pinky"
Mullins, Bill
- "Stinky pinky"
Mullins, Bill
- "Stinky pinky"
Mullins, Bill
- "Stinky pinky"
Mullins, Bill
- gaydirt -- new word?
Mullins, Bill
- aunt/ant
Mullins, Bill
- 'Confused'
Geoff Nathan
- SUX
Geoff Nathan
- dookie
Barbara Need
- dookie
Barbara Need
- S. P. Q. R.
Barbara Need
- aunt/ant
Barbara Need
- Chapter Book (1991)
Victoria Neufeldt
- Barry Popik in my morning paper
Thomas Paikeday
- Do hurricanes hate or love Florida?
Thomas Paikeday
- fuckedupness vs. fuckedupedness
Mark Peters
- wide array of death euphemisms
Dennis R. Preston
- Different dialects, same error
Dennis R. Preston
- Different dialects, same error
Dennis R. Preston
- Different dialects, same error
Dennis R. Preston
- Different dialects, same error
Dennis R. Preston
- Johnny Mac(k) Brown
Dennis R. Preston
- Systematicity
Dennis R. Preston
- Systematicity
Dennis R. Preston
- final devoicing
Dennis R. Preston
- LingFlicks
Dennis R. Preston
- LingFlicks
Dennis R. Preston
- LingFlicks
Dennis R. Preston
- Do hurricanes hate or love Florida?
Dennis R. Preston
- Email list wisdom (fwd)
Dennis R. Preston
- Auxiliary Reduction: it all depends on the context
Dennis R. Preston
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1896
Dennis R. Preston
- dialect tidbit
Dennis R. Preston
- duke and dook
Dennis R. Preston
- duke and dook
Dennis R. Preston
- "last stitch effort"
Dennis R. Preston
- "last stitch effort"
Dennis R. Preston
- coffee (was: Duke and dook)
Dennis R. Preston
- "last stitch effort"
Dennis R. Preston
- "last stitch effort"
Dennis R. Preston
- SUX
Dennis R. Preston
- Splib
Dennis R. Preston
- SUX
Dennis R. Preston
- SUX
Dennis R. Preston
- SUX
Dennis R. Preston
- taking the slaw (was Re: SUX)
Dennis R. Preston
- /wh/ - /w/
Dennis R. Preston
- /wh/ - /w/
Dennis R. Preston
- /wh/ - /w/
Dennis R. Preston
- /wh/ - /w/
Dennis R. Preston
- /wh/ - /w/
Dennis R. Preston
- /wh/ - /w/
Dennis R. Preston
- /wh/ - /w/
Dennis R. Preston
- "Stinky pinky"
Dennis R. Preston
- /wh/ - /w/
Dennis R. Preston
- dialect tidbit
Michael Procter
- "...% of statistics are made up on the spot"
Jeff Prucher
- Green Day (was Speaking of "gay," etc.)
Jeff Prucher
- linguistic SF
Jeff Prucher
- "Stinky pinky"
Jeff Prucher
- finna
Greg Pulliam
- know the score
Michael Quinion
- Cover Your Ass
Michael Quinion
- The Bible in Polari
Michael Quinion
- Fat lady singing ...
Michael Quinion
- Fat lady singing ...
Michael Quinion
- "Lonely at the Top"
Michael Quinion
- "there's a saying"
Michael Quinion
- Splib
Larry Scroggs
- Antedating of "Feminazi"
Fred Shapiro
- First Use of Term "Establishment": Advice Needed
Fred Shapiro
- "Apple a Day"
Fred Shapiro
- Word "Baseball" in 1755
Fred Shapiro
- NYT Article on Origins of Baseball
Fred Shapiro
- "There's a saying..." (Part One)
Fred Shapiro
- "Feets Don't Fail Me Now"
Fred Shapiro
- "Lonely at the Top"
Fred Shapiro
- Antedating of "Hell in a Handbasket"
Fred Shapiro
- "Don't Make Waves"
Fred Shapiro
- "Don't Make Waves"
Fred Shapiro
- Paul Reiser and "Don't Go There"
Fred Shapiro
- TV Catchphrase Queries
Fred Shapiro
- N-bomb
Jesse Sheidlower
- D 'N' B (Drum and Bass)
Jesse Sheidlower
- "Ofay" etymology (speculative)
Jesse Sheidlower
- finna
Jesse Sheidlower
- Conference announcement
Jesse Sheidlower
- "No good deed goes unpunished"
Jesse Sheidlower
- CYA
Jesse Sheidlower
- Potluck Dinner/Supper (1910)
Jesse Sheidlower
- MethodsXII at umoncton.ca: Call for papers Methods XII
Jesse Sheidlower
- Anacolutonic appendage
Jesse Sheidlower
- "Ancestors" / "Descendants"
Jesse Sheidlower
- Paul Reiser and "Don't Go There"
Jesse Sheidlower
- "there's a saying"
Jesse Sheidlower
- Speaking of "gay," etc.
Jesse Sheidlower
- dookie
Jesse Sheidlower
- dookie
Jesse Sheidlower
- Novel = Book
Jesse Sheidlower
- "sort of" is elitist?
Jesse Sheidlower
- "Stinky pinky"
Jesse Sheidlower
- "Stinky pinky"
Jesse Sheidlower
- finna
Rachel E. Shuttlesworth
- Blind Squirrel (1951)
Rachel E. Shuttlesworth
- Blind Hog...Biggest Acorn (1900) [was Re: Blind Squirrel (1951)]
Rachel E. Shuttlesworth
- R r
Rachel E. Shuttlesworth
- wide array of death euphemisms
James Smith
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book; Indiana "Pitch-In Supper" (1923)
James Smith
- Snipantry
James Smith
- assumably etc. (was Re: "last stitch effort")
James Smith
- assumably etc. (was Re: "last stitch effort")
James Smith
- wails vs. whales
James Smith
- assumably etc. (was Re: "last stitch effort")
James Smith
- Barry Popik in my morning paper
Ron Southerland
- "What happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas"
Ron Southerland
- Dueling impressions
Stahlke, Herbert F.W.
- Dueling impressions
Stahlke, Herbert F.W.
- Dueling impressions
Stahlke, Herbert F.W.
- Dueling impressions
Stahlke, Herbert F.W.
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Stahlke, Herbert F.W.
- Johnny cakes
James C Stalker
- dookie
James C Stalker
- wide array of death euphemisms
Courtney Stastyshyn
- "The worms they crept in"
Page Stephens
- Pigasus; when pigs fly
Page Stephens
- Hinky Dinky
Page Stephens
- Introductory Textbooks
Strasheim, Dwayne
- the goomba speech pattern
Susan Tamasi
- buffet flat
George Thompson
- APB: Non English Language Slang
George Thompson
- Lady Mondegreen
George Thompson
- know the score
George Thompson
- "Emeritus" means...
George Thompson
- "What happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas"
George Thompson
- "The worms they crept in"
George Thompson
- Counterfeiter's slang, 1822
George Thompson
- "The worms they crept in"
George Thompson
- Email list wisdom (fwd)
George Thompson
- "There's an old saying..." cont.; "Buy Land" and WIll Rogers
George Thompson
- S. P. Q. R.
George Thompson
- APB: Non English Language Slang
Robert Wachal
- wide array of death euphemisms
Robert Wachal
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Robert Wachal
- Hinky Dinky
Robert Wachal
- disappearing prepositions
Robert Wachal
- assumably etc. (was Re: "last stitch effort")
Robert Wachal
- Re: Re: SUX
Robert Wachal
- Re: Â Â Â Re: Re : SUX
Robert Wachal
- disappearing prepositions
Robert Wachal
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
Justin Wells
- APB: Non English Language Slang
Douglas G. Wilson
- negation again, and coordination too
Douglas G. Wilson
- APB: Non English Language Slang
Douglas G. Wilson
- Different dialects, same error
Douglas G. Wilson
- aste(r)perious
Douglas G. Wilson
- aste(r)perious
Douglas G. Wilson
- aste(r)perious
Douglas G. Wilson
- "Ofay" etymology (speculative)
Douglas G. Wilson
- "Ofay" etymology (speculative)
Douglas G. Wilson
- Ofay etymology (speculative)
Douglas G. Wilson
- Ofay etymology (speculative)
Douglas G. Wilson
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book; Indiana "Pitch-In Supper" (1923)
Douglas G. Wilson
- Buckra
Douglas G. Wilson
- "Apple a Day"
Douglas G. Wilson
- "Apple a Day" (addendum)
Douglas G. Wilson
- finna
Douglas G. Wilson
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
Douglas G. Wilson
- finna
Douglas G. Wilson
- Only in East Texas? More widespread?
Douglas G. Wilson
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Douglas G. Wilson
- RE: Re: Re: know the score
Douglas G. Wilson
- Baseball "the real katish" (1898)
Douglas G. Wilson
- "The worms they crept in"
Douglas G. Wilson
- celebumom, skeezy
Douglas G. Wilson
- celebumom, skeezy
Douglas G. Wilson
- ["Bulldyke"] (1892)
Douglas G. Wilson
- celebumom, skeezy
Douglas G. Wilson
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1882!
Douglas G. Wilson
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1882!
Douglas G. Wilson
- "Don't Make Waves"
Douglas G. Wilson
- Etymology of exclamation "jiminy crickets"
Douglas G. Wilson
- ["Bulldyke"] (1892)
Douglas G. Wilson
- dialect tidbit
Douglas G. Wilson
- Hinky Dinky
Douglas G. Wilson
- Hinky Dinky
Douglas G. Wilson
- Hinky Dinky
Douglas G. Wilson
- Novel = Book
Douglas G. Wilson
- "Chapter book", "novel"
Douglas G. Wilson
- Splib
Douglas G. Wilson
- SUX
Douglas G. Wilson
- Skivvies (1918)
Douglas G. Wilson
- Skivvies (1918)
Douglas G. Wilson
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book; Indiana "Pitch-In Supper" (1923)
Dave Wilton
- "What happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas"
Dave Wilton
- Antedating? of "shot his wad" 1882!
Dave Wilton
- Snipantry
Dave Wilton
- "Chapter book", "novel"
Dave Wilton
- SUX
Dave Wilton
- No subject
Yerkes, Susan
- Blind Squirrel (1951)
Yerkes, Susan
- begging
Arnold M. Zwicky
- wide array of death euphemisms
Arnold M. Zwicky
- negation again, and coordination too
Arnold M. Zwicky
- aste(r)perious
Arnold M. Zwicky
- aste(r)perious
Arnold M. Zwicky
- aste(r)perious
Arnold M. Zwicky
- aste(r)perious
Arnold M. Zwicky
- aste(r)perious
Arnold M. Zwicky
- aste(r)perious
Arnold M. Zwicky
- Johnny Mac(k) Brown
Arnold M. Zwicky
- another eggcorn episode
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "Turd Ferguson" slang book
Arnold M. Zwicky
- fuckedupness vs. fuckedupedness
Arnold M. Zwicky
- Dueling impressions
Arnold M. Zwicky
- [SPAM:####] Re: yet another spam eggcorn
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "Connecticut accent" in the Times
Arnold M. Zwicky
- fleeting datum
Arnold M. Zwicky
- ostentatious avoidance
Arnold M. Zwicky
- ostentatious avoidance
Arnold M. Zwicky
- two queries: bobwire, know the score
Arnold M. Zwicky
- know the score
Arnold M. Zwicky
- know the score
Arnold M. Zwicky
- aste(r)perious
Arnold M. Zwicky
- negation again, and coordination too
Arnold M. Zwicky
- Lost Tweakends
Arnold M. Zwicky
- 'Confused'
Arnold M. Zwicky
- Vernification?
Arnold M. Zwicky
- new language in Nicaragua
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "The worms they crept in"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "The worms they crept in"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "The worms they crept in"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "The worms they crept in"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "The worms they crept in"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- when pigs fly
Arnold M. Zwicky
- Anacolutonic appendage
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "The worms they crept in"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "The worms they crept in"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- Auxiliary Reduction: it all depends on the context
Arnold M. Zwicky
- taboo words in the NYT
Arnold M. Zwicky
- taboo words in the NYT
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "last stitch effort"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- Auxiliary Reduction: it all depends on the context
Arnold M. Zwicky
- dookie
Arnold M. Zwicky
- dookie
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "last stitch effort"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "last stitch effort"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "last stitch effort"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- dookie
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "last stitch effort"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "last stitch effort"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "last stitch effort"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- all growns up
Arnold M. Zwicky
- assumably etc. (was Re: "last stitch effort")
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "last stitch effort"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- assumably etc. (was Re: "last stitch effort")
Arnold M. Zwicky
- assumably etc. (was Re: "last stitch effort")
Arnold M. Zwicky
- Why is "hopefully" bad English? -- was "Re: assumably"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- disappearing prepositions
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "sort of" is elitist?
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "sort of" is elitist?
Arnold M. Zwicky
- disappearing prepositions
Arnold M. Zwicky
- SUX
Arnold M. Zwicky
- taking the slaw (was Re: SUX)
Arnold M. Zwicky
- taking the slaw (was Re: SUX)
Arnold M. Zwicky
- the euphemism "love"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "Stinky pinky"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "Stinky pinky"
Arnold M. Zwicky
- "Ofay" etymology (speculative)
paulzjoh
- "Ofay" etymology (speculative)
paulzjoh
- Subject: Re: wide array of death euphemisms- icebreaker?
paulzjoh
- Hinky Dinky
paulzjoh
- Hinky Dinky
paulzjoh
- CYA
sagehen
- "The worms they crept in"
sagehen
- celebumom, skeezy
sagehen
- Hinky Dinky
sagehen
- Hinky Dinky
sagehen
- dialect tidbit
sagehen
- dialect tidbit
sagehen
- "sort of" is elitist?
sagehen
- disappearing prepositions
sagehen
- "Stinky pinky"
sagehen
- the world
sagehen
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