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Starting: Wed Nov 1 01:46:48 UTC 2006
Ending: Thu Nov 30 22:55:32 UTC 2006
Messages: 964

• "West of Pecos no law, west of El Paso no God"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Murphy's Law (1957); Hotter than a stolen tamale (?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Origin of "Show Me" (Dalas Morning News, 1913, Omaha theory!)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "You can't polish a turd"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "You can't polish a turd"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• OED in Sunday NY Times Magazine   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cold War; Shapiro's "hotly awaited tome"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Past the gums, look out stomach, here it comes" (1930)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Antedating of "Windy City" & databases   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cafeteria(1894);Geoduck(1881);Enchilades(1881);Red Hots(1886);Fan(1886);Fudge   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Brownies(1895);Pie a la mode(1894);Strawberry Shortcake(1857);Alaska Bake (1892)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Lemonade, made in the shade (1890); Base Ball (1835)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Gentleman from Odessa (TX)" (=SOB) (1936)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Jambalay(1858);Poker(1836);Sucker Born(1882);Read All Over(1870);Lalapaloosa   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "That Stew Called 'Gent from Odessa'" (Dallas Morning News, 1960)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Spahn and Sain and pray for rain."   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• FWIW: "Big Apple" notes   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Texas Tommy (1911, 1955); "Land of Tall Women and Virgin Pines" (East Texas)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Eighteenth Century Journals II   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Pecos, Pecosin', Pecos Swap   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Newspaperarchive--improved? Ha!   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• 10-4 gets 86'ed   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "If I owned Texas and Hell..." (1866)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Metronatural (Seattle's new word)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Life's Recipe" or "Happiness Cake" (1998)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Happiness Cake (1964) and Life's Recipe (1974)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• William Safire "Under the Bus"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Turtle on a fencepost" (1979)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dallas's Sammie Bert and the "Snow Cone" (1920)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dallas's Sammie Bert and the "Snow Cone" (1920)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Texas Dip (food dip and debutante bow)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• 2-3 (Austin ’s 78723 zip code)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "In a world where.." cliche, coined by Don LaFontaine?   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Texas Dip Sandwich; Millionaire Pie (1959) & Billionaire Pie (1965)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Fleece & Flee   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Koozie/Coozy/Bottle Jacket, from tea cosey?   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "A Visit From St. Nicholas" by Professor Moore (1837)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• William Safire on "Quotationeer Shapiro"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• New York Tribune (1900-1910) to be digitized   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Paridocrity (Mediocrity + Parity)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Koozie/Coozy/Bottle Jacket, from tea cosey?   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Jesse Jackson wants to ban "N-word"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Political jokes..some of them get elected" (1958)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "The problem with political jokes is they get elected" (Henry Cate VII)??   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "The problem with political jokes is they get elected" (Henry Cate VII)??   Bapopik at AOL.COM
•       [ADS-L] Race/racism a nd the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] "But to cks"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• down to brass tacks (1867)   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] English in USA   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] English in USA   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   RonButters at AOL.COM
• ADS-L] the verb SKUNK in cribbage (revival)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Bible-bashing   RonButters at AOL.COM
• GAY-BASHING query   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] GAY-BASHI NG query   RonButters at AOL.COM
• hang vs. hung   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       [ADS-L] Re: † † † Re: [ADS-L] GAY-BASHIN G query   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "pellow" and "melk" and phonetic "Egyption hieroglyphics"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• down with the evil artificial dialectizers   RonButters at AOL.COM
• -SS -> -ST?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Call for Papers -- Toulouse Conference on Copntemporary English   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] Call fo r Papers -- Toulouse Conference on Copntempor ary English   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] xoxoxo offenders   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] xoxoxo  offenders   RonButters at AOL.COM
• I've been knowin' her for a long time   RonButters at AOL.COM
• [FL-LIST] dialect test   RonButters at AOL.COM
• GAY-BASHING etymology   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] GAY-BASHI NG etymology   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] [FL-LIST] dialect test   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Origin of the word "Gizmo" (was Origin of the word "Tantrum")   Michael Adams
• "Replaced by a two-inch clamp"   Baker, John
• When You're Hot, You're Hot   Baker, John
• Conversational Use of "Intercourse" Spotted   Baker, John
• Research   Baker, John
• (a) blond(e)   Baker, John
• Antedating of "Unemployment"   Baker, John
• "...damned lies, and statistics" earlier attestation claim   Baker, John
• "dirty war"   Baker, John
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   Baker, John
• Murphy's Law: 1928   Baker, John
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   Baker, John
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Barnhart
• new (to me) expression   Barnhart
• Urdang-DSNA Award deadline is looming   Barnhart
• Antedating of "Windy City"   Dennis Baron
• web of language short(er) url   Dennis Baron
• Web of Language short(er) web address   Dennis Baron
• Web of Language short(er) web address   Dennis Baron
• new web of language post   Dennis Baron
• guide to america's english-only towns and cities   Dennis Baron
• A new pronoun? Again?   Dennis Baron
• "pellow" and "melk"   Benjamin Barrett
• "pellow" and "melk"   Benjamin Barrett
• "pellow" and "melk"   Benjamin Barrett
• -SS -> -ST?   Benjamin Barrett
• -SS -> -ST?   Benjamin Barrett
• Newspaperarchive--improved? Ha!   Grant Barrett
• From the NYT, 11/14/06, p.B8b:   Grant Barrett
• "food-insecure"   Grant Barrett
• What city has two names twice?   David Bergdahl
• When You're Hot, You're Hot   David Bergdahl
• What city has two names twice?   David Bergdahl
• correction   David Bergdahl
• Fred Cassidy   David Bergdahl
• "Squaw"   Joel S. Berson
• attributive freshman   Joel S. Berson
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Joel S. Berson
• Fred Cassidy   Joel S. Berson
• "organic "= occurring without plan or calculation; unstudied;   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of "Windy City"   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of "Windy City" & databases   Joel S. Berson
• lobby, v. (1826)   Joel S. Berson
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of "Windy City"   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of "Windy City" & databases   Joel S. Berson
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Joel S. Berson
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of "Photographer"   Joel S. Berson
• "literally" again   Joel S. Berson
• Melange [was: Words from Popular Literature Not in OED]   Joel S. Berson
• "aphorism" = ?   Joel S. Berson
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   Joel S. Berson
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   Joel S. Berson
• Centinels, etc. [was: True Blue]   Joel S. Berson
• Poop [was: True Blue]   Joel S. Berson
• Ram-chicken [was: True Blue]   Joel S. Berson
• English in USA   Joel S. Berson
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Joel S. Berson
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Joel S. Berson
• Poop [was: True Blue]   Joel S. Berson
• English in USA   Joel S. Berson
• Eighteenth Century Journals II   Joel S. Berson
• Poop [was: True Blue]   Joel S. Berson
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   Joel S. Berson
• "hot stuff" from 1759, antedates 1889? Or too literal?   Joel S. Berson
• "hot stuff" from 1759, antedates 1889? Or too literal?   Joel S. Berson
• the verb SKUNK in cribbage (revival)   Joel S. Berson
• "Grasshopper" as form of address   Joel S. Berson
• "Ancestors" [was: Jesse Jackson wants to ban "N-word"]   Joel S. Berson
• online accent quiz   Joel S. Berson
• "issues" meaning problems   Nathan Bierma
• Research   Tanya Boettcher
• "pellow' and "melk"   David Bowie
• "pellow' and "melk"   Susan Burt
• "Squaw"   Edward Callary
• that's what they pay off on   Sam Clements
• that's what they pay off on   Sam Clements
• "Time Is What Keeps Everything from Happening at Once"   Sam Clements
• "Time Is What Keeps Everything from Happening at Once"   Sam Clements
• "If I owned Texas and Hell..." (1866)   Sam Clements
• "Devil Dogs": new evidence   Sam Clements
• antedating of car hop-1923   Sam Clements
• "Black Friday," again   Sam Clements
• antedating of(hamburger) Bun-1902   Sam Clements
• Google Answers is dead--Barry?   Sam Clements
• Fwd: On the nose   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "Tilting at Windmills" monograph by Wolfgang Mieder   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "Kumbaya" in Dallas Morning News   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Crying Wolof once more: re: "honky"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• innovative "nevertheless"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "Grasshopper" as form of address   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• English in USA   Michael H Covarrubias
• Malapropism (?)   Michael H Covarrubias
• English in USA   Douglas Dee
• English in USA   Douglas Dee
• attributive freshman   Joanne M. Despres
• Research   Sally Donlon
• online accent quiz   Sally Donlon
• "Sue me"   Charles Doyle
• When You're Hot, You're Hot   Charles Doyle
• Research   Charles Doyle
• Bullcorn   Charles Doyle
• Kerry's sing. "troop"   Charles Doyle
• Research   Charles Doyle
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Charles Doyle
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Charles Doyle
• More faux-acronymic "grunts"   Charles Doyle
• "take claim"   Charles Doyle
• Antedating of "Windy City"   Charles Doyle
• Antedating of "Free Lunch"   Charles Doyle
• Antedating of "White Trash"   Charles Doyle
• Antedating of "White Trash"   Charles Doyle
• "brunt"   Charles Doyle
• Two post-election notes . . .   Charles Doyle
• "...damned lies, and statistics" earlier attestation claim   Charles Doyle
• Definition of "sandwich"   Charles Doyle
• Sharing . . .   Charles Doyle
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Charles Doyle
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Charles Doyle
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Charles Doyle
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Charles Doyle
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Charles Doyle
• Texas Tommy (1911, 1955); "Land of Tall Women and Virgin Pines" (East Texas)   Charles Doyle
• Malapropism (?)   Charles Doyle
• Malapropism (?)   Charles Doyle
• FORCE 'individual serving in the military'   Charles Doyle
• "rude and inappropriate"   Charles Doyle
• A legend--when?   Charles Doyle
• Pecos Bill   Charles Doyle
• Pecos Bill   Charles Doyle
• . . . as a tick   Charles Doyle
• Bible-bashing   Charles Doyle
• GAY-BASHING query   Charles Doyle
• hang vs. hung   Charles Doyle
• Eggcorn   Charles Doyle
• -SS -> -ST?   Charles Doyle
• hang vs. hung   Charles Doyle
• -SS -> -ST?   Charles Doyle
• German dialect in Texas   Charles Doyle
• oxoxo offenders   Charles Doyle
• Branded   Charles Doyle
• "...relax and enjoy it" and manuscript forgery   Charles Doyle
• "normal" people   Charles Doyle
• To "ire"   Charles Doyle
• "...relax and enjoy it" and manuscript forgery   Charles Doyle
• Shot put   Charles Doyle
• whistling in the dark   Charles Doyle
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Charles Doyle
• Shot put   Charles Doyle
• "The butler did it" (was Re: [ADS-L] Google Answers is dead--Barry?)   Charles Doyle
• query re "con"   Bethany K. Dumas
• query re "con"   Bethany K. Dumas
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Bethany K. Dumas
• "... more then a turkey dinner."   Bethany K. Dumas
• "pellow" and "melk"   Bethany K. Dumas
• -SS -> -ST?   Bethany K. Dumas
• query re voice recognition softoware   Bethany K. Dumas
• blogger and blogess   Alice Faber
• blogger and blogess   Alice Faber
• Fwd: On the nose   Alice Faber
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Alice Faber
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Alice Faber
• Fred on Morning Edition   Alice Faber
• English in USA   Alice Faber
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Alice Faber
• online accent quiz   Alice Faber
• Kerry's sing. "troop"   Seán Fitzpatrick
• It won't fly   Seán Fitzpatrick
• "aphorism" = ?   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Beverly Flanigan
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Beverly Flanigan
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Beverly Flanigan
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Beverly Flanigan
• novels again   Beverly Flanigan
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Beverly Flanigan
• Bible-bashing   Beverly Flanigan
• A couple of Saint Louis oddities   Beverly Flanigan
• Wiggle Room?   Beverly Flanigan
• Eggcorn   Beverly Flanigan
• Fwd: Re: Fwd: BE "been VERB NP"   Beverly Flanigan
• St. Louis   Beverly Flanigan
• [FL-LIST] dialect test   Beverly Flanigan
• What city has two names twice?   Jerome Foster
• Organic (a little OT)   GLL
• Chairman or chairwoman?   GLL
• Chaucer et al   GLL
• Rap is a "foreign language"   GLL
• It won't fly   GLL
• Wiggle Room?   GLL
• melk and milt?   GLL
• -SS -> -ST?   GLL
• XO-XO-XO!   GLL
• XOXOXO   GLL
• "...damned lies, and statistics" earlier attestation claim   Stephen Goranson
• "...damned lies, and statistics" earlier attestation claim   Stephen Goranson
• "...damned lies, and statistics" earlier attestation claim   Stephen Goranson
• Don't Worry, Be Happy (Meher Baba)   Stephen Goranson
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Stephen Goranson
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 15 : Kiss of Death   Stephen Goranson
• "...relax and enjoy it" and manuscript forgery   Stephen Goranson
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Stephen Goranson
• "issues" meaning problems   Stephen Goranson
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 12 : Happy Ever After   Stephen Goranson
• "The butler did it" (was Re: [ADS-L] Google Answers is dead--Barry?)   Stephen Goranson
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   Matthew Gordon
• attributive freshman   Matthew Gordon
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   Matthew Gordon
• A couple of Saint Louis oddities   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Heard on the tube   Wilson Gray
• Bullcorn   Wilson Gray
• Research   Wilson Gray
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Wilson Gray
• Fwd: Spelling or antecedent problem?   Wilson Gray
• "Linguistic balkanization and the Internet"   Wilson Gray
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Wilson Gray
• Kerry's sing. "troop"   Wilson Gray
• Kerry's sing. "troop"   Wilson Gray
• Kerry's sing. "troop"   Wilson Gray
• Fred Cassidy   Wilson Gray
• attributive freshman   Wilson Gray
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Wilson Gray
• blogger and blogess   Wilson Gray
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   Wilson Gray
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Wilson Gray
• Fred Cassidy   Wilson Gray
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Wilson Gray
• editrix   Wilson Gray
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Wilson Gray
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Wilson Gray
• More faux-acronymic "grunts"   Wilson Gray
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   Wilson Gray
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Wilson Gray
• More humorous mil. acros.   Wilson Gray
• inpression   Wilson Gray
• "Past the gums, look out stomach, here it comes" (1930)   Wilson Gray
• Chaucer et al   Wilson Gray
• More humorous mil. acros.   Wilson Gray
• Antedating of "Windy City"   Wilson Gray
• Chaucer et al   Wilson Gray
• Charleston, SC, dialect   Wilson Gray
• Antedating of "White Trash"   Wilson Gray
• good people (1894)   Wilson Gray
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Wilson Gray
• "Bootylicious"   Wilson Gray
• "But tocks"   Wilson Gray
• "brunt"   Wilson Gray
• Charleston, SC, dialect   Wilson Gray
• Chaucer et al   Wilson Gray
• Antedating of "Lynch"   Wilson Gray
• Melange [was: Words from Popular Literature Not in OED]   Wilson Gray
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Wilson Gray
• Chaucer et al   Wilson Gray
• Charleston, SC, dialect   Wilson Gray
• Charleston, SC, dialect   Wilson Gray
• query re "con"   Wilson Gray
• Kerry's sing. "troop"   Wilson Gray
• flub   Wilson Gray
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Wilson Gray
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Wilson Gray
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Wilson Gray
• "Take the con"   Wilson Gray
• "aphorism" = ?   Wilson Gray
• "Time Is What Keeps Everything from Happening at Once"   Wilson Gray
• True Blue   Wilson Gray
• Trivial note re "poop" = "information"   Wilson Gray
• Trivial note re "poop" = "information"   Wilson Gray
• True Blue   Wilson Gray
• Sharing . . .   Wilson Gray
• when "intercourse" got funny   Wilson Gray
• Blending under pressure   Wilson Gray
• Flapping   Wilson Gray
• Dialect split   Wilson Gray
• True Blue   Wilson Gray
• "Nut up"   Wilson Gray
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Wilson Gray
• Poop [was: True Blue]   Wilson Gray
• English in USA   Wilson Gray
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Wilson Gray
• Texas Tommy (1911, 1955); "Land of Tall Women and Virgin Pines" (East Texas)   Wilson Gray
• Crying Wolof once more: re: "honky"   Wilson Gray
• Pecos, Pecosin', Pecos Swap   Wilson Gray
• English in USA   Wilson Gray
• dual as   Wilson Gray
• From the NYT, 11/14/06, p.B8b:   Wilson Gray
• Bible-bashing   Wilson Gray
• A couple of Saint Louis oddities   Wilson Gray
• Antedating of "Wellerism"   Wilson Gray
• "Turtle on a fencepost" (1979)   Wilson Gray
• the verb SKUNK in cribbage (revival)   Wilson Gray
• A couple of Saint Louis oddities   Wilson Gray
• A couple of Saint Louis oddities   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Judge Judy   Wilson Gray
• Oops!   Wilson Gray
• hang vs. hung   Wilson Gray
• hang vs. hung   Wilson Gray
• "Black Friday," again   Wilson Gray
• -SS -> -ST?   Wilson Gray
• German dialect in Texas   Wilson Gray
• German dialect in Texas   Wilson Gray
• German dialect in Texas   Wilson Gray
• I've been knowin' her for a long time   Wilson Gray
• A new pronoun? Again?   Wilson Gray
• 99.44% (was Re: German dialect in Texas)   Wilson Gray
• A couple of Saint Louis oddities   Wilson Gray
• dilogy, duology   Wilson Gray
• cundrum   Wilson Gray
• Jesse Jackson wants to ban "N-word"   Wilson Gray
• whistling in the dark   Wilson Gray
• "Travelin' shotgun"   Wilson Gray
• query re voice recognition softoware   Wilson Gray
• SWAT   Wilson Gray
• dilogy, duology   Wilson Gray
• Hastings-haters   Wilson Gray
• Jesse Jackson wants to ban "N-word"   Wilson Gray
• online accent quiz   Wilson Gray
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Wilson Gray
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Wilson Gray
• on offer   Wilson Gray
• Fwd: On the nose   Jonathon Green
• good people (1894)   Jonathon Green
• "hot stuff" from 1759, antedates 1889? Or too literal?   Jonathon Green
• Fred Cassidy   Joan H. Hall
• ADS Presidential Honorary Membership nominations   Joan H. Hall
• More faux-acronymic "grunts"   Dave Hause
• hang vs. hung   Dave Hause
• What city has two names twice?   Laurence Horn
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Laurence Horn
• ''Merkins'' and "Amerks"   Laurence Horn
• What city has two names twice?   Laurence Horn
• correction   Laurence Horn
• Fred Cassidy   Laurence Horn
• attributive freshman   Laurence Horn
• attributive freshman   Laurence Horn
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Laurence Horn
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Laurence Horn
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Laurence Horn
• Chairman or chairwoman?   Laurence Horn
• (a) blond(e)   Laurence Horn
• (a) blond(e)   Laurence Horn
• Chaucer et al   Laurence Horn
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Laurence Horn
• "Congress" = 'House of Representatives'?   Laurence Horn
• "Congress" = 'House of Representatives'?   Laurence Horn
• "brunt"   Laurence Horn
• one-night stand (1878)   Laurence Horn
• Charleston, SC, dialect   Laurence Horn
• "dirty [little] war"   Laurence Horn
• FWIW: "Big Apple" notes   Laurence Horn
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   Laurence Horn
• English in USA   Laurence Horn
• English in USA   Laurence Horn
• FORCE 'individual serving in the military'   Laurence Horn
• euphemism of the week   Laurence Horn
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Laurence Horn
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Laurence Horn
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Laurence Horn
• "another thing coming" revisited   Laurence Horn
• Bible-bashing   Laurence Horn
• Wiggle Room?   Laurence Horn
• hang vs. hung   Laurence Horn
• innovative "nevertheless"   Laurence Horn
• German dialect in Texas   Laurence Horn
• xoxo offender   Laurence Horn
• innovative "nevertheless" and its scalar buddies: some context   Laurence Horn
• 99.44% (was Re: German dialect in Texas)   Laurence Horn
• I've been knowin' her for a long time   Laurence Horn
• "...relax and enjoy it" and manuscript forgery   Laurence Horn
• Call for Papers -- Toulouse Conference on Copntemporary English   Laurence Horn
• Call for Papers -- Toulouse Conference on Copntemporary English   Laurence Horn
• cundrum   Laurence Horn
• dilogy, duology   Laurence Horn
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Laurence Horn
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Laurence Horn
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Laurence Horn
• online accent quiz   Laurence Horn
• online accent quiz   Laurence Horn
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Terry Irons
• Research   FRITZ JUENGLING
• attributive freshman   FRITZ JUENGLING
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   FRITZ JUENGLING
• English in USA   FRITZ JUENGLING
• English in USA   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "pellow" and "melk"   FRITZ JUENGLING
• TV Land Survey   FRITZ JUENGLING
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   Paul Johnston
• Hinglish and "innit"   Paul Johnston
• "pellow' and "melk"   Paul Johnston
• considered | concerted effort   James Knight
• Fwd: [ADS-L] GAY-BASHING query   James Knight
• [FL-LIST] dialect test   Alan Knutson
• Back in the saddle   Miklós Kontra
• Apologies   Miklós Kontra
• Back in the saddle   Miklós Kontra
• Call for Papers -- Toulouse Conference on Copntemporary English   Miklós Kontra
• early Stars and Stripes   Wells Darla L
• "Squaw"   Scot LaFaive
• "Bootylicious"   Scot LaFaive
• True Blue   James A. Landau
• Trung Luong   James A. Landau
• Irish car bomb   James A. Landau
• Fwd: Re: True Blue   James A. Landau
• Pecos, Pecosin', Pecos Swap   James A. Landau
• Asimov Quote?   James A. Landau
• Steinbeck quote   James A. Landau
• Call for Papers -- Toulouse Conference on Copntemporary English   James A. Landau
• on offer   James A. Landau
• "Turtle on a fencepost" (1979)   Margaret Lee
• flub   Brenda Lester
• Bullcorn   Jonathan Lighter
• refudiate   Jonathan Lighter
• the "firetruck" word   Jonathan Lighter
• considered | concerted effort   Jonathan Lighter
• Research   Jonathan Lighter
• When You're Hot, You're Hot   Jonathan Lighter
• Bullcorn   Jonathan Lighter
• What city has two names twice?   Jonathan Lighter
• Bullcorn   Jonathan Lighter
• What city has two names twice?   Jonathan Lighter
• Kerry's sing. "troop"   Jonathan Lighter
• attributive freshman   Jonathan Lighter
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Jonathan Lighter
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Jonathan Lighter
• "food for..."   Jonathan Lighter
• "food for..."   Jonathan Lighter
• "food for..."   Jonathan Lighter
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Jonathan Lighter
• What city has two names twice?   Jonathan Lighter
• editrix   Jonathan Lighter
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Jonathan Lighter
• editrix   Jonathan Lighter
• "organic "= occurring without plan or calculation; unstudied;   Jonathan Lighter
• "You can't polish a turd"   Jonathan Lighter
• More faux-acronymic "grunts"   Jonathan Lighter
• "in tack"   Jonathan Lighter
• I say "Lusitan-i-ay"   Jonathan Lighter
• "wiry" = wily   Jonathan Lighter
• inpression   Jonathan Lighter
• More humorous mil. acros.   Jonathan Lighter
• Chairman or chairwoman?   Jonathan Lighter
• More humorous mil. acros.   Jonathan Lighter
• inpression   Jonathan Lighter
• "Past the gums, look out stomach, here it comes" (1930)   Jonathan Lighter
• More humorous mil. acros.   Jonathan Lighter
• Chaucer et al   Jonathan Lighter
• Chaucer et al   Jonathan Lighter
• Antedating of "Windy City"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Critics are the stupid who discuss the wise."   Jonathan Lighter
• Chaucer et al   Jonathan Lighter
• another novel   Jonathan Lighter
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Jonathan Lighter
• Antedating of "White Trash"   Jonathan Lighter
• novels again   Jonathan Lighter
• cusp and cusping   Jonathan Lighter
• "Bootylicious"   Jonathan Lighter
• good people (1894)   Jonathan Lighter
• good people (1894)   Jonathan Lighter
• Charleston, SC, dialect   Jonathan Lighter
• Lemonade, made in the shade (1890); Base Ball (1835)   Jonathan Lighter
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Jonathan Lighter
• "Congress" = 'House of Representatives'?   Jonathan Lighter
• "Bootylicious"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Bootylicious"   Jonathan Lighter
• "brunt"   Jonathan Lighter
• "ecosystem" = set of social or political relationships   Jonathan Lighter
• Chaucer et al   Jonathan Lighter
• "substitute" = exchange (again)   Jonathan Lighter
• Kerry's sing. "troop"   Jonathan Lighter
• query re "con"   Jonathan Lighter
• "dirty war"   Jonathan Lighter
• "dirty war"   Jonathan Lighter
• "dirty war"   Jonathan Lighter
• "You do the math."   Jonathan Lighter
• "aphorism" = ?   Jonathan Lighter
• "aphorism" = ?   Jonathan Lighter
• "Time Is What Keeps Everything from Happening at Once"   Jonathan Lighter
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 9 : Deliberate Speed   Jonathan Lighter
• True Blue   Jonathan Lighter
• Trivial note re "poop" = "information"   Jonathan Lighter
• "The honeymoon is over"   Jonathan Lighter
• when "intercourse" got funny   Jonathan Lighter
• Sharing . . .   Jonathan Lighter
• True Blue   Jonathan Lighter
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Jonathan Lighter
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Jonathan Lighter
• "must do"   Jonathan Lighter
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Jonathan Lighter
• English in USA   Jonathan Lighter
• Hinglish and "innit"   Jonathan Lighter
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Jonathan Lighter
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Jonathan Lighter
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Jonathan Lighter
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Jonathan Lighter
• English in USA   Jonathan Lighter
• Pecos, Pecosin', Pecos Swap   Jonathan Lighter
• English in USA   Jonathan Lighter
• down to brass tacks (1867)   Jonathan Lighter
• imparticular   Jonathan Lighter
• English in USA   Jonathan Lighter
• amongst ="between"   Jonathan Lighter
• "hot stuff" from 1759, antedates 1889? Or too literal?   Jonathan Lighter
• "rude and inappropriate"   Jonathan Lighter
• "rude and inappropriate"   Jonathan Lighter
• Pecos, Pecosin', Pecos Swap   Jonathan Lighter
• Pecos Bill   Jonathan Lighter
• "food-insecure"   Jonathan Lighter
• "If I owned Texas and Hell..." (1866)   Jonathan Lighter
• "Devil Dogs": new evidence   Jonathan Lighter
• euphanism   Jonathan Lighter
• valid = "good"   Jonathan Lighter
• valid = "good"   Jonathan Lighter
• "human fly"   Jonathan Lighter
• "human fly" antedating   Jonathan Lighter
• Ancestor/ Descendant PLUS "tote the line"   Jonathan Lighter
• "twisted steel and sex appeal"   Jonathan Lighter
• Ancestor/ Descendant PLUS "tote the line"   Jonathan Lighter
• A couple of Saint Louis oddities   Jonathan Lighter
• "...relax and enjoy it" and manuscript forgery   Jonathan Lighter
• "issues" meaning problems   Jonathan Lighter
• Wiggle Room?   Jonathan Lighter
• hang vs. hung   Jonathan Lighter
• "pellow" and "melk"   Jonathan Lighter
• Koozie/Coozy/Bottle Jacket, from tea cosey?   Jonathan Lighter
• hang vs. hung   Jonathan Lighter
• "Grasshopper" as form of address   Jonathan Lighter
• Origin of the word "Gizmo" (was Origin of the word "Tantrum")   Jonathan Lighter
• "normal" people   Jonathan Lighter
• 99.44% (was Re: German dialect in Texas)   Jonathan Lighter
• xoxoxo offenders   Jonathan Lighter
• To "ire"   Jonathan Lighter
• I've been knowin' her for a long time   Jonathan Lighter
• "...relax and enjoy it" and manuscript forgery   Jonathan Lighter
• OED "her," 2b = "he, him; I (masc.)"   Jonathan Lighter
• To "ire"   Jonathan Lighter
• Again: "fact" = claim; assertion   Jonathan Lighter
• "...relax and enjoy it" and manuscript forgery   Jonathan Lighter
• Origin of the word "Gizmo" (was Origin of the word "Tantrum")   Jonathan Lighter
• "...relax and enjoy it" and manuscript forgery   Jonathan Lighter
• dilogy, duology   Jonathan Lighter
• "Travelin' shotgun"   Jonathan Lighter
• cundrum   Jonathan Lighter
• Antedating of "Gay Bashing"   Jonathan Lighter
• dilogy, duology   Jonathan Lighter
• bootylicious   Jonathan Lighter
• Shot put   Jonathan Lighter
• whistling in the dark   Jonathan Lighter
• "Old" adage: "Engage brain..."   Jonathan Lighter
• "incenderary," "go aray"   Jonathan Lighter
• on offer   Jonathan Lighter
• Origin of the word "Gizmo" (was Origin of the word "Tantrum")   Jonathan Lighter
• "The butler did it" (was Re: [ADS-L] Google Answers is dead--Barry?)   Jonathan Lighter
• New accent descriptors !   Jonathan Lighter
• Travelin' Shotgun   Jonathan Lighter
• Schultz: nothing   Jonathan Lighter
• cusp and cusping   Mark A. Mandel
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Mark A. Mandel
• Kerry's sing. "troop"   Mark A. Mandel
• 99.44% (was Re: German dialect in Texas)   Mark A. Mandel
• Charleston, SC, dialect   Martinez-Gibson, Elizabeth A.
• "pellow" and "melk"   Bill Le May
• Fwd: On the nose   John McChesney-Young
• Origin of the word "Tantrum"   Russ McClay
• Irish car bomb   Rowan McMullin
• "pellow" and "melk"   Rowan McMullin
• Nominations for ADS Presidential Honorary Memberships   Allan A Metcalf
• Nominations for ADS offices   Allan A Metcalf
• What city has two names twice?   Orion Montoya
• What city has two names twice?   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• English in USA   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Murphy's Law: 1928   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Murphy's Law: 1928   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Newspaperarchive--improved? Ha!   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Antedatings for the Yale Book of Quotations   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "In a world where.." cliche, coined by Don LaFontaine?   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Slight antedating of "Curses, foiled again" (1929)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• 99.44% (was Re: German dialect in Texas)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Origin of the word "Gizmo" (was Origin of the word "Tantrum")   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• bootylicious   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• SWAT   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Google Answers is dead--Barry?   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• What city has two names twice?   Alison Murie
• correction   Alison Murie
• attributive freshman   Alison Murie
• Race/racism......   Alison Murie
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Alison Murie
• "rude and inappropriate"   Alison Murie
• euphemism of the week   Alison Murie
• Ancestor/ Descendant PLUS "tote the line"   Alison Murie
• Ancestor/ Descendant PLUS "tote the line"   Alison Murie
• A couple of Saint Louis oddities   Alison Murie
• "pellow" and "melk"   Alison Murie
• "normal" people   Alison Murie
• Eggcorn: groan pull   Alison Murie
• xoxoxo offenders   Alison Murie
• whistling in the dark   Alison Murie
• Google Answers is dead--Barry?   Alison Murie
• kit   Lynne Murphy
• the verb SKUNK in cribbage (revival)   Lynne Murphy
• TV Land Survey   Lynne Murphy
• Schultz: nothing   Lynne Murphy
• ADS-L Digest - 30 Oct 2006 to 31 Oct 2006 (#2006-304)   Geoff Nathan
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Nov 2006 to 23 Nov 2006 (#2006-327)   Geoff Nathan
• TV Land Survey   Geoffrey S. Nathan
• Travelin' Shotgun   Geoffrey S. Nathan
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Barbara Need
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Barbara Need
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   Barbara Need
• dual as   Barbara Need
• dual as   Barbara Need
• Asimov Quote?   Barbara Need
• Asimov Quote?   Barbara Need
• To "ire"   Barbara Need
• antedate for 'literacy', 1880   Geoffrey Nunberg
• True Blue   Jim Parish
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Jim Parish
• "human fly" antedating   Jim Parish
• English in USA   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• English in USA   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• A couple of Saint Louis oddities   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• English in USA   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• ADA at MMLA   Mark Peters
• Eggcorn: groan pull   Mark Peters
• Back in the saddle   Dennis R. Preston
• Back in the saddle   Dennis R. Preston
• German dialect in Texas   Dennis R. Preston
• xoxo offender   Dennis R. Preston
• German dialect in Texas   Dennis R. Preston
• whistling in the dark   Dennis R. Preston
• dilogy, duology   Dennis R. Preston
• TV Land Survey   Dennis R. Preston
• Jesse Jackson wants to ban "N-word"   Dennis R. Preston
• online accent quiz   Dennis R. Preston
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Dennis R. Preston
• Schultz: nothing   Dennis R. Preston
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Jeff Prucher
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Jeff Prucher
• "Squaw"   Michael Quinion
• Murphy's Law: 1928   Michael Quinion
• Life of Riley (1918)   Michael Quinion
• "pellow" and "melk"   K Reynolds
• "Squaw"   Dave Robertson
• Greetings   Wayne Rousseau
• blogger and blogess   William Salmon
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   Joseph Salmons
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   Joseph Salmons
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   Joseph Salmons
• German dialect in Texas   Joseph Salmons
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Fred Shapiro
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Fred Shapiro
• Cold War; Shapiro's "hotly awaited tome"   Fred Shapiro
• Cold War; Shapiro's "hotly awaited tome"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Windy City"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Jackpot"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Gangster"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Ragtime"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Unemployment"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Socialism"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Socialism"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Communist"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Communism"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Populism"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Populist"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Lynch"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Cartography"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Windy City" & databases   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Sign Language"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Photographer"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "White Trash"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Free Lunch"   Fred Shapiro
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Fred Shapiro
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Windy City"   Fred Shapiro
• down to brass tacks (1867)   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Unemployment"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Militarism"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Criminology"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Hoodlum"   Fred Shapiro
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Fred Shapiro
• "...damned lies, and statistics" earlier attestation claim   Fred Shapiro
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Fred Shapiro
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Fred Shapiro
• "Field Hockey" Not in OED   Fred Shapiro
• lobby, v. (1826)   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations - 1: Garbage In Garbage Out   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations - 2: Better Mousetrap   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations - 3: Go West, Young Man   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 4 : Room at the Top   Fred Shapiro
• Fred on Morning Edition   Fred Shapiro
• "Time Is What Keeps Everything from Happening at Once"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 5 : Black Power   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 6 : First World War   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 7 : Silicon Valley   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 8 : Rugged Individualism   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 9 : Deliberate Speed   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 9 : Radical Chic   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 10 : Radical Chic   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 11 : Booboisie   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 12 : Happy Ever After   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 13 : Run Up the Flagpole   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 14 : Separate But Equal   Fred Shapiro
• Murphy's Law: 1928   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings in the Yale Book of Quotations -- 15 : Kiss of Death   Fred Shapiro
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Fred Shapiro
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Wellerism"   Fred Shapiro
• Life of Riley (1918)   Fred Shapiro
• Antedatings for the Yale Book of Quotations   Fred Shapiro
• GAY-BASHING query   Fred Shapiro
• GAY-BASHING query   Fred Shapiro
• "Head of State"   Fred Shapiro
•       Re: [ADS-L] GAY-BASHING query   Fred Shapiro
• William Safire on "Quotationeer Shapiro"   Fred Shapiro
• TV Land Survey   Fred Shapiro
• Fwd: [ADS-L] GAY-BASHING query   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Gay Bashing"   Fred Shapiro
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Gay Bashing"   Fred Shapiro
• Shot put   Fred Shapiro
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Fred Shapiro
• Google Answers is dead--Barry?   Fred Shapiro
• Google Answers is dead--Barry?   Fred Shapiro
• Cold War; Shapiro's "hotly awaited tome"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Antedating of "Windy City"   Jesse Sheidlower
• OED in Sunday NY Times Magazine   Jesse Sheidlower
• good people (1894)   Jesse Sheidlower
• Hinglish and "innit"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Hinglish and "innit"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Jesse Sheidlower
• query re "con"   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Field Hockey" Not in OED   Jesse Sheidlower
• Trivial note re "poop" = "information"   Jesse Sheidlower
• GAY-BASHING query   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Now, [was] 'So, about this message...'"   James Smith
• Chaucer et al   James Smith
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   James Smith
• ADS-L] the verb SKUNK in cribbage (revival)   John M. Spartz
• Antedating of "death row" (1895/1903)   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• Asimov Quote?   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• Asimov Quote?   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• "Black Friday," again   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• Slight antedating of "Curses, foiled again" (1929)   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• that's what they pay off on   George Thompson
• OED in Sunday NY Times Magazine   George Thompson
• cathouse (1882)   George Thompson
• Two post-election notes . . .   George Thompson
• True Blue   George Thompson
• GAY-BASHING query   George Thompson
• "...relax and enjoy it" and manuscript forgery   George Thompson
• GAY-BASHING query   George Thompson
• GAY-BASHING etymology   George Thompson
• English in USA   Towse
• Quiz: Chairman or chairwoman?   Troy
• Fatal food?   Chris F Waigl
• innovative "nevertheless"   Chris F Waigl
• innovative "nevertheless"   Chris F Waigl
• German dialect in Texas   Chris F Waigl
• attributive freshman   Amy West
• When You're Hot, You're Hot   Douglas G. Wilson
• Hinglish and "innit"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Charleston, SC, dialect   Douglas G. Wilson
• Hinglish and "innit"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "aphorism" = ?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   Douglas G. Wilson
• Wiggle Room?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Wiggle Room?   Douglas G. Wilson
• innovative "nevertheless"   Douglas G. Wilson
• innovative "nevertheless"   Douglas G. Wilson
• innovative "nevertheless"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Origin of the word "Tantrum"   Douglas G. Wilson
• innovative "nevertheless"   Douglas G. Wilson
• William Safire on "Quotationeer Shapiro"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Origin of the word "Gizmo" (was Origin of the word "Tantrum")   Douglas G. Wilson
• Origin of the word "Gizmo" (was Origin of the word "Tantrum")   Douglas G. Wilson
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Dave Wilton
• "Congress" = 'House of Representatives'?   Dave Wilton
• "Congress" = 'House of Representatives'?   Dave Wilton
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Dave Wilton
• attributive freshman   Benjamin Zimmer
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Benjamin Zimmer
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Benjamin Zimmer
• More faux-acronymic "grunts"   Benjamin Zimmer
• More humorous mil. acros.   Benjamin Zimmer
• chump (1875)   Benjamin Zimmer
• sideburns (1876)   Benjamin Zimmer
• southpaw (1870)   Benjamin Zimmer
• hash-house lingo (1886)   Benjamin Zimmer
• down to brass tacks (1867)   Benjamin Zimmer
• lobby, v. (1826)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Antedating of "Windy City" & databases   Benjamin Zimmer
• southpaw (1870)   Benjamin Zimmer
• down to brass tacks (1867)   Benjamin Zimmer
• lance, v.   Benjamin Zimmer
• bats in the belfry (1897)   Benjamin Zimmer
• easy street (1889)   Benjamin Zimmer
• good people (1894)   Benjamin Zimmer
• cathouse (1882)   Benjamin Zimmer
• razzle-dazzle (1885)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Bootylicious"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Bootylicious"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Bootylicious"   Benjamin Zimmer
• SMiShing   Benjamin Zimmer
• Words from Popular Literature Not in OED   Benjamin Zimmer
• OED (fig.)   Benjamin Zimmer
• OED (fig.)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Hinglish and "innit"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Bootylicious"   Benjamin Zimmer
• one-night stand (1878)   Benjamin Zimmer
• flub   Benjamin Zimmer
• rundown (baseball)   Benjamin Zimmer
• gilded palace of sin (1869-1969)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Field Hockey" Not in OED   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Kumbaya" in Dallas Morning News   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Kumbaya" in Dallas Morning News   Benjamin Zimmer
• dual as   Benjamin Zimmer
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Benjamin Zimmer
• William Safire "Under the Bus"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Go Big, Go Long, or Go Home" + moonwalk   Benjamin Zimmer
• Asimov Quote?   Benjamin Zimmer
• "issues" meaning problems   Benjamin Zimmer
• GAY-BASHING query   Benjamin Zimmer
• statement ring   Benjamin Zimmer
• Cyber Monday vs. eDay   Benjamin Zimmer
• xoxo offender   Benjamin Zimmer
• composure -> composer   Benjamin Zimmer
• Antedating of "Gay Bashing"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Hastings-haters   Benjamin Zimmer
• Texas phrases (If ifs and buts were candy and nuts...merry Christmas)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Hastings-haters   Benjamin Zimmer
• considered | concerted effort   Tom Zurinskas
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   Tom Zurinskas
• Race/racism and the late Prof. Frederic G. Cassidy   Tom Zurinskas
• pre-velar /ae/ raising (was: slang/slant)   Tom Zurinskas
• "But tocks"   Tom Zurinskas
• English in USA   Tom Zurinskas
• Hinglish and "innit"   Tom Zurinskas
• English in USA   Tom Zurinskas
• "But tocks"   Tom Zurinskas
• English in USA   Tom Zurinskas
• English in USA   Tom Zurinskas
• English in USA (and phonetic notation)   Tom Zurinskas
• English in USA   Tom Zurinskas
• English in USA   Tom Zurinskas
• Wiggle Room?   Tom Zurinskas
• "pellow" and "melk"   Tom Zurinskas
• "pellow" and "melk"   Tom Zurinskas
• "pellow" and "melk"   Tom Zurinskas
• "pellow" and "melk"   Tom Zurinskas
• xoxoxo offenders   Tom Zurinskas
• XO-XO-XO!   Tom Zurinskas
• Kerry's sing. "troop"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Squaw"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• attributive freshman   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "in tack"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Fwd: On the nose   Arnold M. Zwicky
• On the nose   Arnold M. Zwicky
• cited in the NYT Education Life, 10/5/06   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Hinglish and "innit"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Hinglish and "innit"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• biological terminology: sirtuins   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Hinglish and "innit"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Time Flies Like an Arrow, Fruit Flies Like a Banana   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Fatal food?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "must do"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• True Blue --now "CHICKEN"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Malapropism (?)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• dual as   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Bible-bashing   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "it's turtles all they way down"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Bible-bashing   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Bible-bashing   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Bible-bashing   Arnold M. Zwicky
•       Re: [ADS-L] GAY-BASHING query   Arnold M. Zwicky
• innovative "nevertheless"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• innovative "nevertheless"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Fwd: [ADS-L] GAY-BASHING query   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Antedating of "Gay Bashing"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• GAY-BASHING etymology   Arnold M. Zwicky
• attributive freshman   hpst at earthlink.net
• attributive freshman   hpst at earthlink.net
• Fred Cassidy   hpst at earthlink.net
• "food for..."   hpst at earthlink.net
• Fred Cassidy   hpst at earthlink.net
• online accent quiz   hpst at earthlink.net
• Chaucer et al [blond/blonde]   neil
• Fatal food?   neil
• (a) blond(e)***declinable adjectives   sagehen
• "literally" again   sagehen
• "literally" again   sagehen
• blogger and blogess   william salmon
• German dialect in Texas   william salmon

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