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• Time magazine digital archives, and more   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• TIME coinages?; Wuss (1977)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Cedar Revolution" in Lebanon; "Hot Dog" wrong yet again   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hawkins (1934, 1935, 1946)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Hawkins Is Coming"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "...And the Cabots talk only to God" (awaiting digitized Boston Globe)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bowery Speak; Schmegeggy (1939?, 1954); New York Is Not America (1878)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cheese fallen off your cracker?   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cheese quote by Charles de Gaulle; Good Health & Bad Memory (Bergman/Schweitzer)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cheese quote by Charles de Gaulle (1958, 1962)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Western Union" by Moss Hart (1954)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• C2C (Cradle to Cradle); Full Deckisms   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Left! Left! I left my wife and 49 kids..." (Hoosier Folklore)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Left! Left! I left my wife and 49 kids..." (Hoosier Folklore)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "What's tough?" "Life." "What's life?" "A magazine." (1945)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Children's folklore from Hoosier Folklore, Midwest Folklore   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Do-Rag (1966)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Gapers' Block (1961)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Keep It Simple, Stupid (1960)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Like water for chocolate" (Mexican proverb) (1935)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Games and Songs of American Children (1884)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dirty jokes, children's rhymes in Keystone Folklore Quarterly OT:   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Boston Globe is here!   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Boston Globe: No "hot dog"? Second "basket ball"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Angry Lobster & Firecracker Applesauce & Drunken Donuts   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• shindig   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Drunken Donuts; Fugly; Letter to the Editor of Tulsa World this time   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Here, there and Everywhere" (1826)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Circus Slang (1894); Hoodlum (1872) from Boston Globe   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• OT: Grant Barrett's MTA analysis   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Yours till Niagara Falls" (1907)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Glass Zoo (the U.N.); Guerrilla Chess   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Big Dance; Chicago Tribune; Circus Slang correction   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Lemon Cake rhyme (1894); Saratoga Potatoes; Parker House Rolls   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Winter Salad Bowl; Camelust   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Luck is the residue of design" (1946); Bed-Stuy; SABENA   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Work like you don't need the money..." (1989)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Jesus Juice" (Michael Jackson trial)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Jesus Juice" (Rapdict.org; everyone misses the joke??)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Monday's Child" (1836)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Polly Wolly Doodle (1883); Ham 'n' Eggs   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Sucking Cider through a Straw" (1874)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• San Man; OT: NY Post can't add without Grant Barrett!   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mystery of "mungo" (from Van Lingle Mungo?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Harvey Wallbanger (1968, 1969)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Spigoty (1901) (from Spaghetti, 1896?_   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• FWIW: "Mungo" Park   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Here come the judge" (1968); "Read the telephone directory" (1948)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Read the telephone directory" (1947)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "All dressed up and no place to go" (1913)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Home on the Range; Bury me not on lone prairie; Overpaid, Oversexed, and Over Here   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Some days you're the windshield, some days you're the bug" (1991); Smile (1870)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Winning is the best deodorant" (1996)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hammer/Nail;"Knock cover off ball" (pre-1896); "Refs swallowed whistles" (1930s)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pizza: a slice of heaven (2005); Sometimes the bear eats you   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Folk-Lore from Maryland (1925)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Go with the flow" (1971); "Hit the ball and run like hell" (1965)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Irish Toasts & the Internet   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Camp Phrases (1861); City Nicknames (1889)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Spring forward/ahead, Fall back" (1957, by L.A. Examiner?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Peacemaker Sandwich; Dirt Pie; Sidewalk Superintendent   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• How you start/How you finish (1919); "Hanka's Table" in today's New York Times   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Smartness of whips & steel traps (1868 and 1826)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Great minds think alike"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Blasts From the Past" (1962)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• The meaning of GENERIC (was FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• COKE in the South   RonButters at AOL.COM
• KLEENEX RUBBER PANTIES   RonButters at AOL.COM
• COKE in the Maryland   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: COKE in the South   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• COKE in Poland   RonButters at AOL.COM
• LAS COCAS   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: COKE in the Maryland   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: "dope" and taboo (was: COKE in the Maryland)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• keeping the discourse civil and avoiding slurs   RonButters at AOL.COM
• A little more on y'all redux   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: Is GENERICIDE a  bad choice or morphemes?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: COKE in the M              aryland   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: A little more on y'all redux   RonButters at AOL.COM
• the meaning of GENERIC in linguistics   RonButters at AOL.COM
• The meaning of GENERIC in linguistics (one last word for now)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Dictionaries Online   RonButters at AOL.COM
• sweatina   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: Dictionaries Online   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: COKE in the M aryland   RonButters at AOL.COM
• DOPE as a college student slang term, 1   RonButters at AOL.COM
• napkins and servietes   RonButters at AOL.COM
• GREAZY and GREASY   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• napkins and serviettes   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: GREAZY and GREASY   RonButters at AOL.COM
• GREAZY and GREASY   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: GREAZY and GREA               SY   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "Rendering" of suspects   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: O tempura, o morays! or, Who needs an editor when you halve a spell chequer?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Re:       Re: proof-reading fun   RonButters at AOL.COM
• West Virginia Folklore (1950s), especially children's rhymes (Liar Liar, 1958)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Heads I win, tails you lose; Winning is best deodorant   bapopik at AOL.COM
• More "Irish Toasts" (from Factiva, 1986, 1990, 1992, 1995, 1998, 2000)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Scofflaw" in Harvard Crimson (1923, 1924)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mobisode; Gold Collar; Bartendresses   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pahk the cah in Hahvuhd Yahd (1976); Joe College 1934)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• McKean, Sheidlower, Barrett, Kleinedler in NY Times; "Hot Dog" never to appear   bapopik at AOL.COM
• La Mediatrice or Peacemaker Sandwich   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Healey's "Squeeze the rich until the pips squeak" (1974?)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Reno--Biggest Little City in the World (1910)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Specimens of Mississippi Folk-Lore (1928)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Burnt Ends (Chopped Brisket)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955); OT: Goodbye AOL?   bapopik at AOL.COM
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Mozzarella Monday   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Antedating of "Victimology"   bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Peace Sign" (1900); Chocolate Sprinkles & Broadway Flip Sundae   bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Do-rag" - no mention of ADS antedatings   bapopik at AOL.COM
• "the personal is political" (1971)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Iron Pipeline   bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Best way to secure freedom is to practice it" (Bill Buckley)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• "The Projects" (public housing projects) (1939)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Americandialect.com   bapopik at AOL.COM
• "No Republican or Democratic way to clean the streets" (1934)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Never went to Yale" (1947); Blast from the Past   bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Lowells speak only to God" (Harvard & Yale versions, 1918)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• American Mother Goose (1940); Life like a snowflake (1947)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Negro Folk Rhymes (1922) ("lemonade" rhyme)   bapopik at AOL.COM
• Oakland Tribune (1960-1975) Re: San Francisco University High School Slang   bapopik at AOL.COM
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Michael Adams
• four and twenty   Amorelli
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Baker, John
• strong like ball   Baker, John
• "Earworm"   Baker, John
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Baker, John
• "Earworm"   Baker, John
• Middle English "quek"   Baker, John
• the big picture (1926)   Baker, John
• Herp   Baker, John
• adjective "Christian"   Baker, John
• adjective "Christian"   Baker, John
• Query: Origin of "oops"   Baker, John
• Query: Origin of "oops"   Baker, John
• "social interaction"   Baker, John
• Great googily moogily   Baker, John
• Roil/Rile NY Times usage question   Alan Baragona
• "Great minds think alike"   Alan Baragona
• "Great minds think alike"   Alan Baragona
• Fw: "Great minds think alike"   Alan Baragona
• short order cook (1891) short order restaurant (1887)   Barnhart
• fideo (1890)   Barnhart
• Roil/Rile NY Times usage question   Barnhart
• Fwd: Re: Roil/Rile NY Times usage question   Barnhart
• "snow day" superstitions   Barnhart
• English neologisms from Italian   Barnhart
• "Earworm" & singular y'all   Barnhart
• dope   Barnhart
• dictionary entry for fugly   Barnhart
• cross amputation   Barnhart
• more on EARWORM   Barnhart
• swang on local NPR station   Barnhart
• "Prophesize" Not in the Dictionaries   Barnhart
• orientate (was documentate)   Barnhart
• solicitate (was documentate)   Barnhart
• solicitate (was documentate)   Barnhart
• recent examples of solicitated   Barnhart
• jargonese (1957)   Barnhart
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Benjamin Barrett
• 767'd   Benjamin Barrett
• Nice   Benjamin Barrett
• "euphemism" = metaphor or figure of speech   Benjamin Barrett
• Local meaning Hawaiian   Benjamin Barrett
• hang-up   Grant Barrett
• hang-up   Grant Barrett
• Salon on "fugly"   Grant Barrett
• Salon on "fugly"   Grant Barrett
• OT: Grant Barrett's MTA analysis   Grant Barrett
• correction Re: astroturf   Grant Barrett
• if you're ever looking for a new project   Grant Barrett
• ISHT   Grant Barrett
• isht/ish (was: if you're ever looking for a new project)   Grant Barrett
• Fwd: ISHT   Grant Barrett
• Isht and Ish   Grant Barrett
• big cup of . . .   Grant Barrett
• "@" as Gender Wildcard in Spanish   Grant Barrett
• No slang name for Euro?   Grant Barrett
• No slang name for Euro?   Grant Barrett
• State of Youth Slang In France   Grant Barrett
• State of Youth Slang In France   Grant Barrett
• noviciate   Grant Barrett
• "The Projects" (public housing projects) (1939)   Grant Barrett
• San Francisco University High School Slang   Grant Barrett
• lanai   David Bergdahl
• lanai   David Bergdahl
• ISHT   David Bergdahl
• adjective "Christian"   David Bergdahl
• Origin of "oops"   David Bergdahl
• "Will it play in Peoria?"   David Bergdahl
• "The" Philippines   David Bergdahl
• COKE in the South   David Bowie
• "snow day" superstitions   David Bowie
• COKE in the M aryland   David Bowie
• DOPE as a college student slang term, 1   David Bowie
• DOPE as a college student slang term, 1   David Bowie
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   David Bowie
• Bomb   David Bowie
• twat+oogle   David Bowie
• Canadian usage   David Bowie
• Student eggcorns   David Bowie
• proof-reading fun   Duane Campbell
• Antedating of "rag top" ? 1926   Sam Clements
• red-headed stepchild   Sam Clements
• Skilligimink   Sam Clements
• Skilligimink   Sam Clements
• Antedating of spiggoty/spigotty (1900)   Sam Clements
• "Heads I Win, Tails You Lose"   Sam Clements
• T.I.P. acronym--1895   Sam Clements
• T.I.P. acronym--1895   Sam Clements
• tighty-whitey   Sam Clements
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Sam Clements
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955); OT: Goodbye AOL?   Sam Clements
• terms for words   Sam Clements
• eighty-six (86) not an antedating   Sam Clements
• colder than a witch's tit   Sam Clements
• Letter to Editor on "The Big Apple"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Query: Origin of "oops"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• [SLANG:53] Panna   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Noted without comment--(dude)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• proof-reading fun   David Colburn
• "Earworm"   Educational CyberPlayGround
• "Earworm"   Educational CyberPlayGround
• red-headed stepchild   Educational CyberPlayGround
• jagon watch   Educational CyberPlayGround
• Hootenanny   Educational CyberPlayGround
• Hootenanny   Educational CyberPlayGround
• track ways we use language?   Educational CyberPlayGround
• correction Re: astroturf   Educational CyberPlayGround
• correction Re: astroturf   Educational CyberPlayGround
• corrected Re: correction Re: astroturf   Educational CyberPlayGround
• "Jesus Juice" (Michael Jackson trial)   Tom Dalzell
• Lexicography Discussion Group at MLA 2006: Call for Papers   Joanne M. Despres
• Correction   Joanne M. Despres
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Joanne M. Despres
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Joanne M. Despres
• shindig   Joanne M. Despres
• Ribbit! (1965)   Joanne M. Despres
• Middle English "quek"   Joanne M. Despres
• Middle English "quek"   Joanne M. Despres
• Skilligimink   Joanne M. Despres
• Bomb   Joanne M. Despres
• State of Youth Slang In France   Joanne M. Despres
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Joanne M. Despres
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Joanne M. Despres
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955); OT: Goodbye AOL?   Joanne M. Despres
• "snow day" superstitions   Lesa Dill
• *change* + preposition (was: change > change out)   Lesa Dill
• Kleenex and icebox   Sally O. Donlon
• "snow day" superstitions   Sally O. Donlon
• Re. do rag   Sally O. Donlon
• napkins and servietes   Sally O. Donlon
• napkins and servietes   Sally O. Donlon
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Sally O. Donlon
• serviette   Sally O. Donlon
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Sally O. Donlon
• GREAZY and GREASY   Sally O. Donlon
• "The" Philippines   Sally O. Donlon
• <late>   Bethany K. Dumas
• <late>   Bethany K. Dumas
• Re:       Re: COKE in the Maryland   Bethany K. Dumas
• <late>   Bethany K. Dumas
• "dope" and taboo (was: COKE in the Maryland)   Bethany K. Dumas
• Blues eggcorn   Bethany K. Dumas
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Alice Faber
• "snow day" superstitions   Alice Faber
• "Earworm"   Alice Faber
• <late>   Alice Faber
• <late>   Alice Faber
• Do-Rag (1966)   Alice Faber
• More on singular y'all   Alice Faber
• Americanized French   Alice Faber
• tighty-whitey   Alice Faber
• O tempura, o morays! or, Who needs an editor when you halve a spell chequer?   Alice Faber
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Robert Fitzke
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Robert Fitzke
• Dork   Seán Fitzpatrick
• A "Not!" headline (1923)   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Dork   Seán Fitzpatrick
• A "Not!" headline (1923)   Seán Fitzpatrick
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Beverly Flanigan
• strong like ball   Beverly Flanigan
• strong like ball   Beverly Flanigan
• strong like ball   Beverly Flanigan
• strong like ball   Beverly Flanigan
• "snow day" superstitions   Beverly Flanigan
• Do-Rag (1966)   Beverly Flanigan
• Hootenanny   Beverly Flanigan
• Hootenanny   Beverly Flanigan
• Fwd: if you're ever looking for a new project   Beverly Flanigan
• ISHT   Beverly Flanigan
• ISHT   Beverly Flanigan
• GREAZY and GREA SY   Beverly Flanigan
• GREAZY and GREA SY   Beverly Flanigan
• GREAZY and GREASY   Beverly Flanigan
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Beverly Flanigan
• Query: Origin of "oops"   Beverly Flanigan
• Folk-Lore from Maryland (1925)   Beverly Flanigan
• Folk-Lore from Maryland (1925)   Beverly Flanigan
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Beverly Flanigan
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Beverly Flanigan
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Beverly Flanigan
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Beverly Flanigan
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Beverly Flanigan
• Fwd: Re: hearing/spelling confusion   Beverly Flanigan
• hearing/spelling confusion   Beverly Flanigan
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Beverly Flanigan
• re-ogling   Beverly Flanigan
• "blood family" = kindred   Beverly Flanigan
• "March Madness" in the Times   Beverly Flanigan
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Jerome Foster
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Jerome Foster
• linguistic performance during office hours   Paul Frank
• Dictionaries Online   Paul Frank
• Dictionaries Online   Paul Frank
• marginal hires   Paul Frank
• napkins and servietes   Paul Frank
• serviette   Paul Frank
• A Spanish OED   Paul Frank
• four and twenty   Paul Frank
• State of Youth Slang In France   Paul Frank
• Sign language town   Paul Frank
• ..English as a code..   GSCole
• strong like ball   Ted Gellar
• Adam and Eve and Pinch Me Tight   Dan Goodman
• Paris Hilton'd   Dan Goodman
• Canadian usage   Dan Goodman
• "Enticing the bilingual consumer"   Dan Goodman
• "take a looksy"?   Stephen Goranson
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Matthew Gordon
• Refrigerator = jail?   Matthew Gordon
• strong like ball   Gordon, Matthew J.
• A little more on y'all redux   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Gordon, Matthew J.
• a bunch of the boys ?was/?were...   Wilson Gray
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Wilson Gray
• strong like ball   Wilson Gray
• "Cedar Revolution" in Lebanon; "Hot Dog" wrong yet again   Wilson Gray
• strong like ball   Wilson Gray
• strong like ball   Wilson Gray
• A couple of phallicisms   Wilson Gray
• A couple of phallicisms   Wilson Gray
• "snow day" superstitions   Wilson Gray
• strong like ball   Wilson Gray
• strong like ball   Wilson Gray
• strong like ball   Wilson Gray
• COKE in the South   Wilson Gray
• Adam and Eve and Pinch Me Tight   Wilson Gray
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Wilson Gray
• red-headed stepchild   Wilson Gray
• A couple of phallicisms   Wilson Gray
• lanai   Wilson Gray
• "What's tough?" "Life." "What's life?" "A magazine." (1945)   Wilson Gray
• Children's folklore from Hoosier Folklore, Midwest Folklore   Wilson Gray
• Americanized French   Wilson Gray
• Ribbit! (1965)   Wilson Gray
• Do-Rag (1966)   Wilson Gray
• angle of the eye   Wilson Gray
• Synonymy avoidance   Wilson Gray
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Wilson Gray
• GREAZY and GREASY   Wilson Gray
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Wilson Gray
• big cup of . . .   Wilson Gray
• big cup of . . .   Wilson Gray
• Dork   Wilson Gray
• MIT slang list (1962)   Wilson Gray
• Blues eggcorn   Wilson Gray
• Mystery of "mungo" (from Van Lingle Mungo?)   Wilson Gray
• adjective "Christian" [but WOT-WG]   Wilson Gray
• adjective "Christian"   Wilson Gray
• Mystery of "mungo" (from Van Lingle Mungo?)   Wilson Gray
• adjective "Christian"   Wilson Gray
• Bomb   Wilson Gray
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Wilson Gray
• Folk-Lore from Maryland (1925)   Wilson Gray
• twat+oogle   Wilson Gray
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Wilson Gray
• twat+oogle   Wilson Gray
• Folk-Lore from Maryland (1925)   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• twat+oogle   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• Hunh-unh! (was: Origin of "oops")   Wilson Gray
• twat+oogle   Wilson Gray
• "come-to-Jesus meeting"   Wilson Gray
• More overcorrection   Wilson Gray
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Wilson Gray
• More overcorrection   Wilson Gray
• Refrigerator = jail?   Wilson Gray
• More overcorrection   Wilson Gray
• "Nee" = or; or perhaps   Wilson Gray
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Wilson Gray
• State of Youth Slang In France   Wilson Gray
• "Nee" = or; or perhaps   Wilson Gray
• State of Youth Slang In France   Wilson Gray
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Wilson Gray
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Wilson Gray
• New (to me) slang   Wilson Gray
• New (to me) slang   Wilson Gray
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955); OT: Goodbye AOL?   Wilson Gray
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Wilson Gray
• Great googily moogily   Wilson Gray
• Great googily moogily   Wilson Gray
• mofo   Wilson Gray
• mofo   Wilson Gray
• mofo   Wilson Gray
• mofo   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955); OT: Goodbye AOL?   Wilson Gray
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Wilson Gray
• "Prophesize" Not in the Dictionaries   Wilson Gray
• "Prophesize" Not in the Dictionaries   Wilson Gray
• Oxymoron   Wilson Gray
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Wilson Gray
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Wilson Gray
• documentate!!   Wilson Gray
• documentate!!   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Wilson Gray
• noviciate   Wilson Gray
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Wilson Gray
• Americandialect.com   Wilson Gray
• noviciate   Wilson Gray
• Americandialect.com   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Wilson Gray
• 'Match Hunt' 'Side Hunt' 'Hunting Match'   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Wilson Gray
• "Blasts From the Past" (1962)   Wilson Gray
• "The" Philippines   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Wilson Gray
• flak   Wilson Gray
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Wilson Gray
• "Blasts From the Past" (1962)   Wilson Gray
• "The" Philippines   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Wilson Gray
• "Shine"   Wilson Gray
• Dope questions   Wilson Gray
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Wilson Gray
• Negro Folk Rhymes (1922) ("lemonade" rhyme)   Wilson Gray
• hang-up   Jonathon Green
• Do-Rag (1966)   Jonathon Green
• Refrigerator = jail?   Jonathon Green
• Nice   Jonathon Green
• Nice   Jonathon Green
• Hootenanny   Damien Hall
• Dork   Damien Hall
• GREAZY and GREASY   Damien Hall
• Napkins and serviettes   Damien Hall
• Bomb   Damien Hall
• *change* + preposition (was: change > change out)   Damien Hall
• No slang name for Euro?   Damien Hall
• *change* + preposition   Damien Hall
• vase vs. vase   Dave Hause
• "Foob" Watch   Dave Hause
• Hola   Dave Hause
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Dave Hause
• Classic? [WAS Re: red-headed stepchild]   Erik Hoover
• twat+oogle   Erik Hoover
• San Francisco University High School Slang   Erik Hoover
• ice box (was: obsolescene [was church key])   Laurence Horn
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Laurence Horn
• ice box (was: obsolescene [was church key])   Laurence Horn
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Laurence Horn
• Yankees; was Re: FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Laurence Horn
• strong like ball   Laurence Horn
• Yankees; was Re: FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Laurence Horn
• (Crosspost) Web resource on British dialects   Laurence Horn
• Sdewalks of New York   Laurence Horn
• Yankees; was Re: FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Laurence Horn
• [sing.] "guy"   Laurence Horn
• Cheese fallen off your cracker?   Laurence Horn
• Cheese fallen off your cracker? [long post]   Laurence Horn
• KLEENEX RUBBER PANTIES   Laurence Horn
• strong like ball   Laurence Horn
• "Earworm"   Laurence Horn
• Genericide was Re: COKE in the South   Laurence Horn
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Laurence Horn
• "dope" and taboo (was: COKE in the Maryland)   Laurence Horn
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Laurence Horn
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Laurence Horn
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Laurence Horn
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Laurence Horn
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Laurence Horn
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Laurence Horn
• the meaning of GENERIC in linguistics   Laurence Horn
• The meaning of GENERIC in linguistics (one last word for now)   Laurence Horn
• Crosspost from LL, Disc: New: Isoglosses and the Midland   Laurence Horn
• The meaning of GENERIC in linguistics (one last word for now)   Laurence Horn
• "Earworm"   Laurence Horn
• "Like water for chocolate" (Mexican proverb) (1935)   Laurence Horn
• The meaning of GENERIC in linguistics (one last word for now)   Laurence Horn
• COKE in the M aryland   Laurence Horn
• subdaily   Laurence Horn
• another Tom Kun x-post from Linguist List   Laurence Horn
• 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help (you)'   Laurence Horn
• DOPE as a college student slang term, 1   Laurence Horn
• dope   Laurence Horn
• dope   Laurence Horn
• Synonymy avoidance   Laurence Horn
• Synonymy avoidance   Laurence Horn
• COKE in the M aryland   Laurence Horn
• Middle English "quek"   Laurence Horn
• Ribbit! (1965)   Laurence Horn
• Ribbit! (1965)   Laurence Horn
• Middle English "quek"   Laurence Horn
• speaking of ducks and perversion...   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: if you're ever looking for a new project   Laurence Horn
• if you're ever looking for a new project   Laurence Horn
• Skilligimink   Laurence Horn
• Synonymy avoidance   Laurence Horn
• Skilligimink   Laurence Horn
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Laurence Horn
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Laurence Horn
• GREAZY and GREASY   Laurence Horn
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Laurence Horn
• GREAZY and GREA SY   Laurence Horn
• GREAZY and GREA SY   Laurence Horn
• GREAZY and GREA SY   Laurence Horn
• "Jesus Juice" (Michael Jackson trial)   Laurence Horn
• Mystery of "mungo" (from Van Lingle Mungo?)   Laurence Horn
• Re "bracketology"   Laurence Horn
• Mystery of "mungo" (from Van Lingle Mungo?)   Laurence Horn
• Blues eggcorn   Laurence Horn
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Laurence Horn
• adjective "Christian"   Laurence Horn
• adjective "Christian"   Laurence Horn
• adjective "Christian"   Laurence Horn
• competing deodorants   Laurence Horn
• "Winning is the best deodorant" (1996)   Laurence Horn
• Query: Origin of "oops"   Laurence Horn
• twat   Laurence Horn
• Query: Origin of "oops"   Laurence Horn
• "Go with the flow" (1971); "Hit the ball and run like hell" (1965)   Laurence Horn
• twat+oogle   Laurence Horn
• Folk-Lore from Maryland (1925)   Laurence Horn
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Laurence Horn
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Laurence Horn
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Laurence Horn
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Laurence Horn
• twat+oogle   Laurence Horn
• "Will it play in Peoria?"   Laurence Horn
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Laurence Horn
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Laurence Horn
• *change* + preposition   Laurence Horn
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Laurence Horn
• T.I.P. acronym--1895   Laurence Horn
• Out of context   Laurence Horn
• T.I.P. acronym--1895   Laurence Horn
• re-ogling   Laurence Horn
• the preposition "bar"   Laurence Horn
• O tempura, o morays! or, Who needs an editor when you halve a spell chequer?   Laurence Horn
• "euphemism" = metaphor or figure of speech   Laurence Horn
• "euphemism" = metaphor or figure of speech   Laurence Horn
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Laurence Horn
• re-ogling   Laurence Horn
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Laurence Horn
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Laurence Horn
• Great googily moogily   Laurence Horn
• "March Madness" in the Times   Laurence Horn
• "March Madness" in the Times   Laurence Horn
• terms for words   Laurence Horn
• Local meaning Hawaiian   Laurence Horn
• "Prophesize" Not in the Dictionaries   Laurence Horn
• "toeing the line" revisited   Laurence Horn
• two word choices   Laurence Horn
• documentate!!   Laurence Horn
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Laurence Horn
• noviciate   Laurence Horn
• "Red hat, no drawers."   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: A.Word.A.Day--antiphrasis   Laurence Horn
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Laurence Horn
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Laurence Horn
• "The" Philippines   Laurence Horn
• "The" Philippines   Laurence Horn
• proof-reading fun   Laurence Horn
• proof-reading fun   Laurence Horn
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Bruce Hunter
• ISHT   FRITZ JUENGLING
• ISHT   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Bomb   FRITZ JUENGLING
• documentate!!   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "The" Philippines   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "The" Philippines   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "The" Philippines   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "The" Philippines   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "Gwine"   Paul Johnston
• Skilligimink   Paul Johnston
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Paul Johnston
• GREAZY and GREA SY   Paul Johnston
• re-ogling   Paul Johnston
• Great googily moogily   Paul Johnston
• "Red hat, no drawers."   Paul Johnston
• Synonymy avoidance   Ed Keer
• Synonymy avoidance   Ed Keer
• Synonymy avoidance   Ed Keer
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Ed Keer
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Ed Keer
• "guy" used by teens?   Patti J. Kurtz
• "guy" used by teens?   Patti J. Kurtz
• "guy" used by teens?   Patti J. Kurtz
• borrow/lend   Patti J. Kurtz
• Sammies revisited   Patti J. Kurtz
• "matters" = "depends"   Patti J. Kurtz
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Patti J. Kurtz
• Sci fi novels featuring language   Patti J. Kurtz
• Sci fi novels featuring language   Patti J. Kurtz
• Ribbit! (1965)   Tom Kysilko
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Tom Kysilko
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Tom Kysilko
• flak   Tom Kysilko
• LAS COCAS   Wells Darla L
• article about Microsoft grammar checker   Wells Darla L
• catharctic   James A. Landau
• "Spring forward/ahead, Fall back" (1957, by L.A. Examiner?)   James A. Landau
• "Best man for the job"   James A. Landau
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   James A. Landau
• Oxymoron   James A. Landau
• Antedating of "Idealism"   James A. Landau
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   James A. Landau
• Adam and Eve and Pinch Me Tight   Margaret Lee
• Do-Rag (1966)   Margaret Lee
• Do-Rag (1966)   Margaret Lee
• serviette   Bill Lemay
• Query   Brenda Lester
• Irish Lingo & Million Dollar Baby   Jonathan Lighter
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Jonathan Lighter
• strong like ball   Jonathan Lighter
• strong like ball   Jonathan Lighter
• Shanghai (verb and associated countable noun), 1854-1860   Jonathan Lighter
• Bowery Speak; Schmegeggy (1939?, 1954); New York Is Not America (1878)   Jonathan Lighter
• strong like ball   Jonathan Lighter
• Sdewalks of New York   Jonathan Lighter
• Sdewalks of New York   Jonathan Lighter
• "guy" used by teens?   Jonathan Lighter
• "guy" used by teens?   Jonathan Lighter
• strong like ball   Jonathan Lighter
• Yankees; was Re: FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Jonathan Lighter
• strong like ball   Jonathan Lighter
• Cheese fallen off your cracker?   Jonathan Lighter
• West Virginia Folklore (1950s), especially children's rhymes (Liar Liar, 1958)   Jonathan Lighter
• "snow day" superstitions   Jonathan Lighter
• Cheese fallen off your cracker?   Jonathan Lighter
• "snow day" superstitions   Jonathan Lighter
• Cheese fallen off your cracker?   Jonathan Lighter
• "snow day" superstitions   Jonathan Lighter
• "guy" used by teens?   Jonathan Lighter
• "strong as ball"   Jonathan Lighter
• "among" = "between"   Jonathan Lighter
• strong like ball   Jonathan Lighter
• strong like ball   Jonathan Lighter
• "among" = "between"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Earworm"   Jonathan Lighter
• Adam and Eve and Pinch Me Tight   Jonathan Lighter
• COKE in the Maryland   Jonathan Lighter
• perpetrator / perpetrate / perpetrative   Jonathan Lighter
• "Earworm"   Jonathan Lighter
• COKE in the Maryland   Jonathan Lighter
• "'dirty joke"   Jonathan Lighter
• COKE in the M aryland   Jonathan Lighter
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Jonathan Lighter
• A little more on y'all redux   Jonathan Lighter
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Jonathan Lighter
• A little more on y'all redux   Jonathan Lighter
• red-headed stepchild   Jonathan Lighter
• A little more on y'all redux   Jonathan Lighter
• red-headed stepchild   Jonathan Lighter
• catharctic   Jonathan Lighter
• "odds against" = "odds of"   Jonathan Lighter
• red-headed stepchild   Jonathan Lighter
• COKE in the Maryland   Jonathan Lighter
• "What's tough?" "Life." "What's life?" "A magazine." (1945)   Jonathan Lighter
• "What's tough?" "Life." "What's life?" "A magazine." (1945)   Jonathan Lighter
• Children's folklore from Hoosier Folklore, Midwest Folklore   Jonathan Lighter
• Hootnanny (1918)   Jonathan Lighter
• Do-Rag (1966)   Jonathan Lighter
• dialects in the movies   Jonathan Lighter
• COKE in the M aryland   Jonathan Lighter
• Hootenanny   Jonathan Lighter
• DOPE as a college student slang term, 1   Jonathan Lighter
• Hootenanny   Jonathan Lighter
• COKE in the M aryland   Jonathan Lighter
• dope   Jonathan Lighter
• dope   Jonathan Lighter
• Synonymy avoidance   Jonathan Lighter
• Letter to Editor on "The Big Apple"   Jonathan Lighter
• "your guys's" (2nd person pl. poss.)   Jonathan Lighter
• dictionary entry for fugly   Jonathan Lighter
• "Build" = prepare (something to eat)   Jonathan Lighter
• "your guys's" (2nd person pl. poss.)   Jonathan Lighter
• Synonymy avoidance   Jonathan Lighter
• Synonymy avoidance   Jonathan Lighter
• COKE in the M aryland   Jonathan Lighter
• Synonymy avoidance   Jonathan Lighter
• Ribbit! (1965)   Jonathan Lighter
• Circus Slang (1894); Hoodlum (1872) from Boston Globe   Jonathan Lighter
• COKE in the M aryland   Jonathan Lighter
• Ribbit! (1965)   Jonathan Lighter
• Ribbit! (1965)   Jonathan Lighter
• Middle English "quek"   Jonathan Lighter
• Middle English "quek"   Jonathan Lighter
• Ribbit! (1965)   Jonathan Lighter
• Ribbit! (1965)   Jonathan Lighter
• speaking of ducks and perversion...   Jonathan Lighter
• Ribbit! (1965)   Jonathan Lighter
• Fwd: if you're ever looking for a new project   Jonathan Lighter
• ISHT   Jonathan Lighter
• Fwd: if you're ever looking for a new project   Jonathan Lighter
• Skilligimink   Jonathan Lighter
• ISHT   Jonathan Lighter
• Glass Zoo (the U.N.); Guerrilla Chess   Jonathan Lighter
• Ribbit! (1965)   Jonathan Lighter
• "Hootchie-cootchie" etymology (partly speculative)   Jonathan Lighter
• Synonymy avoidance   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• "Inkfish"   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• big cup of . . .   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• "mock-factual"   Jonathan Lighter
• vase vs. vase   Jonathan Lighter
• big cup of . . .   Jonathan Lighter
• "Jesus Juice" (Michael Jackson trial)   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• vase vs. vase   Jonathan Lighter
• Dork   Jonathan Lighter
• vase vs. vase   Jonathan Lighter
• Dork   Jonathan Lighter
• substitute for = replace with   Jonathan Lighter
• Dork   Jonathan Lighter
• Dork   Jonathan Lighter
• Dork   Jonathan Lighter
• vase vs. vase   Jonathan Lighter
• Dork   Jonathan Lighter
• defuse / diffuse   Jonathan Lighter
• Antedating of spiggoty/spigotty (1900)   Jonathan Lighter
• Antedating of spiggoty/spigotty (1900)   Jonathan Lighter
• "Here come the judge" (1968); "Read the telephone directory" (1948)   Jonathan Lighter
• Gook (??) (1919)   Jonathan Lighter
• Gook (???) (1912)   Jonathan Lighter
• Gook (???) (1912)   Jonathan Lighter
• Antedating of spiggoty/spigotty (1900)   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• Mystery of "mungo" (from Van Lingle Mungo?)   Jonathan Lighter
• Herp   Jonathan Lighter
• Bomb   Jonathan Lighter
• adjective "Christian"   Jonathan Lighter
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Jonathan Lighter
• Swats was RE: adjective "Christian"   Jonathan Lighter
• Bomb   Jonathan Lighter
• change > change out   Jonathan Lighter
• Query: Origin of "oops"   Jonathan Lighter
• twat   Jonathan Lighter
• Query: Origin of "oops"   Jonathan Lighter
• twat   Jonathan Lighter
• twat   Jonathan Lighter
• inner city   Jonathan Lighter
• inner city   Jonathan Lighter
• Folk-Lore from Maryland (1925)   Jonathan Lighter
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Jonathan Lighter
• twat+oogle   Jonathan Lighter
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Jonathan Lighter
• twat+oogle   Jonathan Lighter
• Folk-Lore from Maryland (1925)   Jonathan Lighter
• Irish Toasts & the Internet   Jonathan Lighter
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Jonathan Lighter
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Jonathan Lighter
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Jonathan Lighter
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Jonathan Lighter
• twat+oogle   Jonathan Lighter
• twat+oogle   Jonathan Lighter
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Jonathan Lighter
• "come-to-Jesus meeting"   Jonathan Lighter
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Jonathan Lighter
• twat+oogle   Jonathan Lighter
• Bartendresses   Jonathan Lighter
• "come-to-Jesus meeting"   Jonathan Lighter
• "come-to-Jesus meeting"   Jonathan Lighter
• "come-to-Jesus meeting"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Will it play in Peoria?"   Jonathan Lighter
• Hunh-unh! (was: Origin of "oops")   Jonathan Lighter
• "Will it play in Peoria?"   Jonathan Lighter
• Hunh-unh! (was: Origin of "oops")   Jonathan Lighter
• "Will it play in Peoria?"   Jonathan Lighter
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Jonathan Lighter
• "come-to-Jesus meeting"   Jonathan Lighter
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Jonathan Lighter
• More overcorrection   Jonathan Lighter
• More overcorrection   Jonathan Lighter
• Refrigerator = jail?   Jonathan Lighter
• Refrigerator = jail?   Jonathan Lighter
• T.I.P. acronym--1895   Jonathan Lighter
• "Nee" = or; or perhaps   Jonathan Lighter
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Jonathan Lighter
• "Nee" = or; or perhaps   Jonathan Lighter
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Jonathan Lighter
• "Nee" = or; or perhaps   Jonathan Lighter
• jill-farted ? ?   Jonathan Lighter
• jill-farted ? ?   Jonathan Lighter
• Fwd: on the possessive front   Jonathan Lighter
• "euphemism" = metaphor or figure of speech   Jonathan Lighter
• New (to me) slang   Jonathan Lighter
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Jonathan Lighter
• assassinate = murder (anyone)   Jonathan Lighter
• "diva" = notorious woman   Jonathan Lighter
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Jonathan Lighter
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Jonathan Lighter
• "schlock" = nonsense   Jonathan Lighter
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Jonathan Lighter
• swang on local NPR station   Jonathan Lighter
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Jonathan Lighter
• "blood family" = kindred   Jonathan Lighter
• "step up to the plate"   Jonathan Lighter
• "step up to the plate"   Jonathan Lighter
• "blood family" = kindred   Jonathan Lighter
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Jonathan Lighter
• mofo   Jonathan Lighter
• mofo   Jonathan Lighter
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Jonathan Lighter
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Jonathan Lighter
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Jonathan Lighter
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Jonathan Lighter
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Jonathan Lighter
• mongotacular = "enormous, staggeringly huge"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Lazarus species"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Prophesize" Not in the Dictionaries   Jonathan Lighter
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jonathan Lighter
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jonathan Lighter
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jonathan Lighter
• Hola   Jonathan Lighter
• documentate!!   Jonathan Lighter
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jonathan Lighter
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jonathan Lighter
• documentate!!   Jonathan Lighter
• documentate!!   Jonathan Lighter
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jonathan Lighter
• noviciate   Jonathan Lighter
• "and +[verb]ing" as subordinator   Jonathan Lighter
• proof-reading fun   Jonathan Lighter
• noviciate   Jonathan Lighter
• "Red hat, no drawers."   Jonathan Lighter
• noviciate   Jonathan Lighter
• "Red hat, no drawers."   Jonathan Lighter
• "The" Philippines   Jonathan Lighter
• hair band   Jonathan Lighter
• noviciate   Jonathan Lighter
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jonathan Lighter
• "genentic" and "cowicorn"   Jonathan Lighter
• "The" Philippines   Jonathan Lighter
• "The" Philippines   Jonathan Lighter
• "Blasts From the Past" (1962)   Jonathan Lighter
• flak   Jonathan Lighter
• "The" Philippines   Jonathan Lighter
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Jonathan Lighter
• "The" Philippines   Jonathan Lighter
• "The" Philippines   Jonathan Lighter
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Jonathan Lighter
• colder than a witch's tit   Jonathan Lighter
• colder than a witch's tit   Jonathan Lighter
• rods and poles   Allen Maberry
• Adam and Eve and Pinch Me Tight   Allen Maberry
• "Earworm"   Mark A. Mandel
• The meaning of GENERIC in linguistics (one last word for now)   Mark A. Mandel
• subdaily   Mark A. Mandel
• shindig   Mark A. Mandel
• Circus Slang (1894)   Mark A. Mandel
• Ribbit! (1965)   Mark A. Mandel
• new SF cites for the OED SF project   Mark A. Mandel
• Synonymy avoidance   Mark A. Mandel
• Skilligimink   Mark A. Mandel
• condom fatigue (was: Dialects in film)   Mark A. Mandel
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s   Mark A. Mandel
• Gook (???) (1912)   Mark A. Mandel
• Gook (???) (1912)   Mark A. Mandel
• Antedating of spiggoty/spigotty (1900)   Mark A. Mandel
• Liverpudlian Scouse   Mark A. Mandel
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Mark A. Mandel
• Out of context   Mark A. Mandel
• O tempura, o morays! or, Who needs an editor when you halve a spell chequer?   Mark A. Mandel
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955); OT: Goodbye AOL?   Mark A. Mandel
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Mark A. Mandel
• "Great minds think alike"   Mark A. Mandel
• Safire on "nukular"   Mark A. Mandel
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Mark A. Mandel
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Mark A. Mandel
• article about Microsoft grammar checker   Mark A. Mandel
• rods and poles   Martin, Katherine
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Peter A. McGraw
• "guy" used by teens?   Peter A. McGraw
• Hootenanny   Peter A. McGraw
• Hootenanny   Peter A. McGraw
• inner city   Peter A. McGraw
• *change* + preposition (was: change > change out)   Peter A. McGraw
• "euphemism" = metaphor or figure of speech   Peter A. McGraw
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Peter A. McGraw
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Peter A. McGraw
• Synonymy avoidance   Michael McKernan
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Michael McKernan
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Michael McKernan
• "Jesus Juice" (Michael Jackson trial)   Michael McKernan
• Dork   Michael McKernan
• Dork   Michael McKernan
• Dork   Michael McKernan
• Dork   Michael McKernan
• Dork   Michael McKernan
• "Sucking Cider through a Straw" (1874)   Michael McKernan
• Gorze: not just a furze any more   Michael McKernan
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Michael McKernan
• Refrigerator = jail?   Michael McKernan
• Refrigerator = jail?   Michael McKernan
• Noted without comment   Michael McKernan
• tighty-whitey   Michael McKernan
• Dirt Pie   Michael McKernan
• assassinate = murder (anyone)   Michael McKernan
• noted without comment   Michael McKernan
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Michael McKernan
• "March Madness" in the Times   Michael McKernan
• "The" Philippines   Michael McKernan
• 'Match Hunt' 'Side Hunt' 'Hunting Match'   Michael McKernan
• "The" Philippines   Michael McKernan
• "The" Philippines   Michael McKernan
• Swats was RE: adjective "Christian"   Katy Miller
• "@" as Gender Wildcard in Spanish   Orion Montoya
• No slang name for Euro?   Orion Montoya
• red-headed stepchild   Evan Morris
• serviette   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• Genericide was Re: COKE in the South   Mullins, Bill
• "'dirty joke"   Mullins, Bill
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Mullins, Bill
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Mullins, Bill
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Mullins, Bill
• Dictionaries Online   Mullins, Bill
• Games and Songs of American Children (1884)   Mullins, Bill
• Bos. Globe, Atl. Constitution Request   Mullins, Bill
• Boston Globe is here!   Mullins, Bill
• subdaily   Mullins, Bill
• Salon on "fugly"   Mullins, Bill
• Updates to OED Science Fiction page   Mullins, Bill
• Updates to OED Science Fiction page   Mullins, Bill
• Synonymy avoidance   Mullins, Bill
• astroturf   Mullins, Bill
• Doctor Demento   Mullins, Bill
• correction Re: astroturf   Mullins, Bill
• new SF cites for the OED SF project   Mullins, Bill
• psywar   Mullins, Bill
• Synonymy avoidance   Mullins, Bill
• Synonymy avoidance   Mullins, Bill
• new SF cites for the OED SF project   Mullins, Bill
• Ribbit! (1965)   Mullins, Bill
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Mullins, Bill
• big cup of . . .   Mullins, Bill
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Mullins, Bill
• Origins of Sports Cliches   Mullins, Bill
• Swats was RE: adjective "Christian"   Mullins, Bill
• Bartendresses   Mullins, Bill
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Mullins, Bill
• "come-to-Jesus meeting"   Mullins, Bill
• looper   Mullins, Bill
• "come-to-Jesus meeting"   Mullins, Bill
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Mullins, Bill
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955); OT: Goodbye AOL?   Mullins, Bill
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Mullins, Bill
• terms for words   Mullins, Bill
• terms for words   Mullins, Bill
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Mullins, Bill
• Hola   Mullins, Bill
• Americandialect.com   Mullins, Bill
• Mystery of "mungo" (from Van Lingle Mungo?)   Your Name
• article about Microsoft grammar checker   Your Name
• akdweesh... was sammies   Lois Nathan
• twat   Lois Nathan
• Yankees; was Re: FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Barbara Need
• Yankees; was Re: FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Barbara Need
• "snow day" superstitions   Barbara Need
• "among" = "between"   Barbara Need
• Ribbit! (1965)   Barbara Need
• adjective "Christian"   Barbara Need
• adjective "Christian"   Barbara Need
• Brownie points   Barbara Need
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Barbara Need
• documentate!!   Barbara Need
• Synonymy avoidance   Victoria Neufeldt
• serviette   Victoria Neufeldt
• vase vs. vase   Victoria Neufeldt
• Hunh-unh! (was: Origin of "oops")   Victoria Neufeldt
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Victoria Neufeldt
• "The" Philippines   Victoria Neufeldt
• Great googily moogily   Wendalyn Nichols
• serviette   Janis Vizier Nihart
• 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help (you)'   Geoffrey Nunberg
• angle of the eye   Thomas Paikeday
• rods and poles   Jim Parish
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jim Parish
• "genentic" and "cowicorn"   Jim Parish
• "The" Philippines   Jim Parish
• Origins of Sports Cliches   Don Powell
• Cheese fallen off your cracker?   Dennis R. Preston
• strong like ball   Dennis R. Preston
• Apostrophe   Dennis R. Preston
• COKE in the South   Dennis R. Preston
• COKE in the S outh   Dennis R. Preston
• COKE in Poland   Dennis R. Preston
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Dennis R. Preston
• Do-Rag (1966)   Dennis R. Preston
• Ribbit! (1965)   Dennis R. Preston
• Synonymy avoidance   Dennis R. Preston
• serviette   Dennis R. Preston
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Dennis R. Preston
• GREAZY and GREA SY   Dennis R. Preston
• GREAZY and GREA SY   Dennis R. Preston
• Dork   Dennis R. Preston
• adjective "Christian"   Dennis R. Preston
• Query: Origin of "oops"   Dennis R. Preston
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Dennis R. Preston
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Dennis R. Preston
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Dennis R. Preston
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Dennis R. Preston
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Dennis R. Preston
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Dennis R. Preston
• twat+oogle   Dennis R. Preston
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Dennis R. Preston
• Refrigerator = jail?   Dennis R. Preston
• jill-farted ? ?   Dennis R. Preston
• Safire on "nukular"   Dennis R. Preston
• re-ogling   Dennis R. Preston
• colder than a witch's tit   Dennis R. Preston
• Cheese fallen off your cracker?   Michael Quinion
• Skilligimink   Michael Quinion
• Skilligimink   Michael Quinion
• Mobisode; Gold Collar; Bartendresses   Michael Quinion
• "Will it play in Peoria?"   Michael Quinion
• Brownie points   Michael Quinion
• Brownie points   Michael Quinion
• "Great minds think alike"   Michael Quinion
• Great googily moogily   Michael Quinion
• "toeing the line" revisited   Michael Quinion
• documentate!!   Michael Quinion
• Pollyanna   Michael Quinion
• Pollyanna   Michael Quinion
• Second Call for Papers: ADS at MMLA   Kathryn Remlinger
• mofo   Clai Rice
• Chickens with their head cut off   Larry Scroggs
• COKE in the Maryland   Larry Scroggs
• social interaction   Kathy Seal
• jill-farted ? ?   Kathy Seal
• "social interaction"   Kathy Seal
• speed or rate of change   Kathy Seal
• "Western Union" by Moss Hart (1954)   Fred Shapiro
• Bos. Globe, Atl. Constitution Request   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Charley Horse"   Fred Shapiro
• "Perfect Storm"   Fred Shapiro
• MIT slang list (1962)   Fred Shapiro
• twat   Fred Shapiro
• "Heads I Win, Tails You Lose"   Fred Shapiro
• "All dressed up and no place to go" (1913)   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Idealism"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Monarchism"   Fred Shapiro
• "March Madness" in the Times   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Terminology"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Footnote"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Monograph"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Terminology" (Corrected Citation)   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Pluralism"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Autocrat"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Pedophile"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Victimology"   Fred Shapiro
• "Prophesize" Not in the Dictionaries   Fred Shapiro
• "Prophesize" Not in the Dictionaries   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Aggressive"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Policeman"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Leadership"   Fred Shapiro
• Oxymoron   Fred Shapiro
• "the personal is political" (1971)   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Malapropism"   Fred Shapiro
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Fred Shapiro
• hair band   Fred Shapiro
• hang-up   Jesse Sheidlower
• West Virginia Folklore (1950s), especially children's rhymes (Liar Liar, 1958)   Jesse Sheidlower
• "snow day" superstitions   Jesse Sheidlower
• "snow day" superstitions   Jesse Sheidlower
• Salon on "fugly"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Updates to OED Science Fiction page   Jesse Sheidlower
• Updates to OED Science Fiction page   Jesse Sheidlower
• Ribbit! (1965)   Jesse Sheidlower
• Dork   Jesse Sheidlower
• MIT slang list (1962)   Jesse Sheidlower
• MIT slang list (1962)   Jesse Sheidlower
• Bomb   Jesse Sheidlower
• New (to me) slang   Jesse Sheidlower
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Jesse Sheidlower
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955); OT: Goodbye AOL?   Jesse Sheidlower
• "step up to the plate"   Jesse Sheidlower
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jesse Sheidlower
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jesse Sheidlower
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Jesse Sheidlower
• COKE in the South   Rachel Shuttlesworth
• Bomb   Rachel Shuttlesworth
• hearing/spelling confusion   Roger Shuy
• documentate!!   Roger Shuy
• Dialects in film & tv   Beth Simon
• COKE in the M aryland   James Smith
• change > change out   James Smith
• Refrigerator = jail?   James Smith
• Refrigerator = jail?   James Smith
• Ribbit! (1965)   Rachel Sommer
• grammar changes with formality?   Rachel Sommer
• ice box (was: obsolescene [was church key])   James C Stalker
• a bunch of the boys ?was/?were...   James C Stalker
• "guy" used by teens?   James C Stalker
• strong like ball   James C Stalker
• strong like ball   James C Stalker
• The meaning of GENERIC (was FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX)   James C Stalker
• Yankees; was Re: FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   James C Stalker
• "guy" used by teens?   James C Stalker
• Yankees; was Re: FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   James C Stalker
• Coke   James C Stalker
• "your guys's" (2nd person pl. poss.)   James C Stalker
• Synonymy avoidance   James C Stalker
• Synonymy avoidance   James C Stalker
• Skilligimink   James C Stalker
• Synonymy avoidance   James C Stalker
• GREAZY and GREASY   James C Stalker
• GREAZY and GREA SY   James C Stalker
• change > change out   James C Stalker
• twat   James C Stalker
• twat+oogle   James C Stalker
• *change* + preposition   James C Stalker
• "Nee" = or; or perhaps   James C Stalker
• re-ogling   James C Stalker
• New (to me) slang   James C Stalker
• two word choices   James C Stalker
• hearing/spelling confusion   James C Stalker
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Page Stephens
• "Jesus Juice" (Michael Jackson trial)   Page Stephens
• Bartendresses   Page Stephens
• Refrigerator = jail?   Page Stephens
• Oxymoron   Page Stephens
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Page Stephens
• mofo   Page Stephens
• colder than a witch's tit   Page Stephens
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   Page Stephens
• proof-reading fun   Page Stephens
• "Shine"   Page Stephens
• Negro Folk Rhymes (1922) ("lemonade" rhyme)   Page Stephens
• Hola   Rex W. Stocklin
• Hola   Rex W. Stocklin
• documentate!!   Rex W. Stocklin
• documentate!!   Rex W. Stocklin
• Fort Wood (was: Re: Hola)   Rex W. Stocklin
• Great googily moogily   Rex W. Stocklin
• Great googily moogily   Rex W. Stocklin
• "Red hat, no drawers."   Rex W. Stocklin
• "Red hat, no drawers."   Rex W. Stocklin
• hair band   Rex W. Stocklin
• Fwd: query: know any linguists or social scientists that know about "play"?   Sylvia Swift
• Sdewalks of New York   George Thompson
• hang-up   George Thompson
• Peola (was "Nee" = or; or perhaps)   George Thompson
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   George Thompson
• milkshaking   George Thompson
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   George Thompson
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   George Thompson
• "Shine"   George Thompson
• A Diller, A Dollar (1955) (continued)   George Thompson
• "Earworm"   Towse
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Hawkins" etymology (rudimentary speculation)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Shanghai (verb and associated countable noun), 1854-1860   Douglas G. Wilson
• Shanghai chickens etc., 1852   Douglas G. Wilson
• "guy" used by teens?   Douglas G. Wilson
• A couple of phallicisms   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Earworm"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Earworm"   Douglas G. Wilson
• red-headed stepchild   Douglas G. Wilson
• Hootnanny (1918)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Do-Rag (1966)   Douglas G. Wilson
• 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help (you)'   Douglas G. Wilson
• Coochy-coo   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Hootchie-cootchie" etymology (partly speculative)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Skilligimink   Douglas G. Wilson
• Antedating of spiggoty/spigotty (1900)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Gook (??) (1919)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Gook (???) (1912)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Antedating of spiggoty/spigotty (1900)   Douglas G. Wilson
• change > change out   Douglas G. Wilson
• change > change out   Douglas G. Wilson
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Douglas G. Wilson
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Douglas G. Wilson
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Will it play in Peoria?"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Douglas G. Wilson
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Douglas G. Wilson
• T.I.P. acronym--1895   Douglas G. Wilson
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Douglas G. Wilson
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Nee" = or; or perhaps   Douglas G. Wilson
• Brownie points   Douglas G. Wilson
• Safire on "nukular"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Brownie points   Douglas G. Wilson
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Douglas G. Wilson
• New (to me) slang   Douglas G. Wilson
• Sci fi novels featuring language   Douglas G. Wilson
• mofo   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Prophesize" Not in the Dictionaries   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Prophesize" Not in the Dictionaries   Douglas G. Wilson
• One's goat (which can be gotten)   Douglas G. Wilson
• two word choices   Douglas G. Wilson
• Pollyanna   Douglas G. Wilson
• "The" Philippines   Douglas G. Wilson
• Spam (1987)   Dave Wilton
• Pahk the cah in Hahvuhd Yahd (1976); Joe College 1934)   Dave Wilton
• terms for words   Dave Wilton
• "The" Philippines   Dave Wilton
• "The" Philippines   Dave Wilton
• twat+oogle   Johnni Wuest
• "The" Philippines   Yan Zhang
• short order cook (1891) short order restaurant (1887)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Yankees; was Re: FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "...And the Cabots talk only to God" (awaiting digitized Boston Globe)   Benjamin Zimmer
• West Virginia Folklore (1950s), especially children's rhymes (Liar Liar, 1958)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Adam and Eve and Pinch Me Tight   Benjamin Zimmer
• Adam and Eve and Pinch Me Tight   Benjamin Zimmer
• perpetrator / perpetrate / perpetrative   Benjamin Zimmer
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Benjamin Zimmer
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Benjamin Zimmer
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   Benjamin Zimmer
• A little more on y'all redux   Benjamin Zimmer
• red-headed stepchild   Benjamin Zimmer
• The meaning of GENERIC in linguistics (one last word for now)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Children's folklore from Hoosier Folklore, Midwest Folklore   Benjamin Zimmer
• Do-Rag (1966)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Games and Songs of American Children (1884)   Benjamin Zimmer
• deminibus   Benjamin Zimmer
• Vanderbilt: "The public be damned" (1882)   Benjamin Zimmer
• shindig   Benjamin Zimmer
• 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help (you)'   Benjamin Zimmer
• 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help (you)'   Benjamin Zimmer
• Salon on "fugly"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Synonymy avoidance   Benjamin Zimmer
• Ribbit! (1965)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Ribbit! (1965)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Ribbit! (1965)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Ribbit! (1965)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Perfect Storm"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Hootchie-cootchie" etymology (partly speculative)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Benjamin Zimmer
• GREAZY and GREASY   Benjamin Zimmer
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   Benjamin Zimmer
• vase vs. vase   Benjamin Zimmer
• vase vs. vase   Benjamin Zimmer
• vase vs. vase   Benjamin Zimmer
• Dork   Benjamin Zimmer
• MIT slang list (1962)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Mystery of "mungo" (from Van Lingle Mungo?)   Benjamin Zimmer
• the big picture (1926)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Query: Origin of "oops"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Benjamin Zimmer
• "come-to-Jesus meeting"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Will it play in Peoria?"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Will it play in Peoria?"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Will it play in Peoria?"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Refrigerator = jail?   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Rendering" of suspects   Benjamin Zimmer
• *change* + preposition   Benjamin Zimmer
• T.I.P. acronym--1895   Benjamin Zimmer
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Benjamin Zimmer
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   Benjamin Zimmer
• tighty-whitey   Benjamin Zimmer
• 767'd   Benjamin Zimmer
• tighty-whitey   Benjamin Zimmer
• Nice   Benjamin Zimmer
• Brownie points   Benjamin Zimmer
• A "Not!" headline (1923)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Hail Mary shot (1965)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Berger" and other Penn State diner lingo (1926)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "euphemism" = metaphor or figure of speech   Benjamin Zimmer
• snowglobes? snowdomes?   Benjamin Zimmer
• "euphemism" = metaphor or figure of speech   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Foob" Watch   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Foob" Watch   Benjamin Zimmer
• MTA (More Trouble Ahead) nicknames   Benjamin Zimmer
• Oxymoron   Benjamin Zimmer
• Great googily moogily   Benjamin Zimmer
• Great googily moogily   Benjamin Zimmer
• "blood family" = kindred   Benjamin Zimmer
• "blood family" = kindred   Benjamin Zimmer
• Hugungous!   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Lazarus species"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Prophesize" Not in the Dictionaries   Benjamin Zimmer
• eighty-six (86) not an antedating   Benjamin Zimmer
• "the personal is political" (1971)   Benjamin Zimmer
• documentate!!   Benjamin Zimmer
• Great googily moogily   Benjamin Zimmer
• jargonese (1957)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Blasts From the Past" (1962)   Benjamin Zimmer
• hair band   Benjamin Zimmer
• hair band   Benjamin Zimmer
• cush(t)y-mush(t)y   Benjamin Zimmer
• GENERICIZE and COMMONIZE   Arnold M. Zwicky
• 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help (you)'   Arnold M. Zwicky
• 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help (you)'   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Ribbit! (1965)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Fwd: if you're ever looking for a new project   Arnold M. Zwicky
• if you're ever looking for a new project   Arnold M. Zwicky
• ISHT   Arnold M. Zwicky
• ISHT   Arnold M. Zwicky
• outdoor mall   Arnold M. Zwicky
• substitute for = replace with   Arnold M. Zwicky
• cross amputation   Arnold M. Zwicky
• adjective "Christian"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Is there such a phenomenon as "undercorrection/hypocorrection?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Canadian usage   Arnold M. Zwicky
• tighty-whitey   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Language Log postings   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Canadian usage   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Fwd: article from sci.lang   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "your guys's" (2nd person pl. poss.)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Fwd: on the possessive front   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Fwd: on the possessive front   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Fwd: on the possessive front   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Safire on "nukular"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• the preposition "bar"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• re-ogling   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Fwd: Quotative [to be] + "that"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• two word choices   Arnold M. Zwicky
• documentate!!   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Antedating of "Malapropism"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• documentate!!   crg
• Great googily moogily   crg
• New MSM Definition   davemarc
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   neil
• Cheese fallen off your cracker?   neil
• A couple of phallicisms   neil
• serviette   neil
• twat   neil
• twat+oogle   neil
• twat+oogle   neil
• rods and poles   paulzjoh
• Collegiate "geek" in the '70s (was Re: Synonymy avoidance)   paulzjoh
• Bartendresses   paulzjoh
• ice box (was: obsolescene [was church key])   sagehen
• FRIGIDAIRE and KLEENEX (was ICE BOX)   sagehen
• ice box (was: obsolescene [was church key])   sagehen
• "guy"   sagehen
• West Virginia Folklore (1950s), especially children's rhymes (Liar Liar, 1958)   sagehen
• strong like ball   sagehen
• strong like ball   sagehen
• "matters" = "depends"   sagehen
• Is GENERICIDE a bad choice or morphemes?   sagehen
• red-headed stepchild   sagehen
• "Left! Left! I left my wife and 49 kids..." (Hoosier Folklore)   sagehen
• Hootnanny (1918)   sagehen
• Hootenanny   sagehen
• dope   sagehen
• dope   sagehen
• vase vs. vase   sagehen
• Napkins and serviettes   sagehen
• adjective "Christian"   sagehen
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   sagehen
• Gook (???) (1912) -- Goo-goo   sagehen
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   sagehen
• "gook" (rhymes with "book")   sagehen
• Brownie points   sagehen
• "March Madness" in the Times   sagehen
• Quotative [to be] + "that"   sagehen
• all-too-easy proofreading   sagehen
• two word choices   sagehen
• twat   ernest vivo
• "The" Philippines   ernest vivo

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