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Starting: Sun Oct 1 00:15:03 UTC 2006
Ending: Tue Oct 31 23:14:33 UTC 2006
Messages: 1067

• "fanelights"   Douglas G. Wilson
• ah/ awe   Gordon, Matthew J.
• The mysteries of paintballing   Benjamin Zimmer
• preadolescent "tortures"   Laurence Horn
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• preadolescent "tortures"   Grant Barrett
• purple drank, lean   Wilson Gray
• ah/ awe   Wilson Gray
• "fanelights"   Douglas G. Wilson
• preadolescent "tortures"   Wilson Gray
• "fanelights"   Michael Quinion
• "fanelights"   Lynne Murphy
• "fanelights"   Lynne Murphy
• ah/ awe   David Bergdahl
• preadolescent "tortures"   Grant Barrett
• The mysteries of paintballing   Joel S. Berson
• preadolescent "tortures"   Dave Wilton
• saying "ah" for "awe"   Paul Johnston
• The mysteries of paintballing   sagehen
• ah/ awe   Jonathan Lighter
• "fanelights"   Jonathan Lighter
• idiom blends   Arnold M. Zwicky
• preadolescent "tortures"   Jonathan Lighter
• "dominate" =dominant   Arnold M. Zwicky
• ah/ awe   Paul Johnston
• preadolescent "tortures"   Joel S. Berson
• "fanelights"   Joel S. Berson
• "fanelights"   Paul Johnston
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• "fanelights"   Laurence Horn
• preadolescent "tortures"   Laurence Horn
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• saying "ah" for "awe"   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Beverly Flanigan
• ah/ awe   Laurence Horn
• ah/ awe   Beverly Flanigan
• "fanelights"   Jonathan Lighter
• "fanelights"   Jonathan Lighter
• saying "ah" for "awe"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "fanelights"   Jonathan Lighter
• "fanelights"   Jonathan Lighter
• ah/ awe   Jonathan Lighter
• "frontsies-backsies"   Joel S. Berson
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• "fanelights"   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• preadolescent "tortures"   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• preadolescent "tortures"   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "fanelights"   Jonathan Lighter
• preadolescent "tortures"   Jonathan Lighter
• "fanelights"   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• ah/ awe   sagehen
• ah/ awe   Alice Faber
• ah/ awe   Gordon, Matthew J.
• "fanelights"   Laurence Horn
• ah/ awe   Douglas G. Wilson
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• Phrase-"thrown under the bus"   Sam Clements
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• Phrase-"thrown under the bus"   Troy
•       Re: [ADS-L] ah/ awe   RonButters at AOL.COM
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Gordon, Matthew J.
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• Phrase-"thrown under the bus"   Grant Barrett
• The mysteries of paintballing   Dave Hause
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Alice Faber
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Beverly Flanigan
• ah/ awe   Laurence Horn
• ah/ awe   Beverly Flanigan
• The Meaning of "Rhyme"   Baker, John
• saying "ah" for "awe"   Paul Johnston
• "fanelights"   Paul Johnston
• ah/ awe   Baker, John
• ah/ awe   Paul Johnston
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Paul Johnston
• saying "ah" for "awe"   Tom Zurinskas
• saying "ah" for "awe"   Paul Johnston
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Benjamin Barrett
• saying "ah" for "awe"   Benjamin Barrett
• preadolescent "tortures"   Margaret Lee
• Fw: Re: when "intercourse" got funny   Amorelli
• The Meaning of "Rhyme"   Grant Barrett
• preadolescent "tortures"   Charles Doyle
• Phrase-"thrown under the bus"   Joel S. Berson
• ah/ awe   Gordon, Matthew J.
• preadolescent "tortures"   Wilson Gray
• Fight to save "awe"? Ah, come on!   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "I say...Lusitani-ay"   Jonathan Lighter
• preadolescent "tortures"   Wilson Gray
• "I say...Lusitani-ay"   Charles Doyle
• preadolescent "tortures"   Charles Doyle
• ah/ awe   Jonathan Lighter
• ah/ awe   David Bowie
• Hi!   Wilson Gray
• ah/ awe   David Bowie
• Phrase-"thrown under the bus"   Grant Barrett
• ah/ awe   David Bowie
• "I say...Lusitani-ay"   Jonathan Lighter
• ah/ awe   Laurence Horn
• The Meaning of "Rhyme"   Jonathan Lighter
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• "fanelights"   Jonathan Lighter
• The Meaning of "Rhyme"   Baker, John
• Missent e-mail   Wilson Gray
• The mysteries of paintballing   Steve Bosak
• The mysteries of paintballing: other slang   Steve Bosak
• ah/ awe   Jonathan Lighter
• Missent e-mail   Jonathan Lighter
• ah/ awe   sagehen
• The Meaning of "Rhyme"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• spelling pronunciation exercises   RonButters at AOL.COM
• spelling pronunciation exercises   sagehen
• Missent e-mail   Brenda Lester
• The mysteries of paintballing   Benjamin Zimmer
• Missent e-mail   Alice Faber
• Missent e-mail   Laurence Horn
• The mysteries of paintballing   Joel S. Berson
• The mysteries of paintballing   Benjamin Zimmer
• Missent e-mail   Brenda Lester
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• "adverse" + inf. = averse + to + pres. part.; "outroar" = uproar; outcry   Jonathan Lighter
• The mysteries of paintballing   Jonathan Lighter
• outroar   Jonathan Lighter
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• "adverse" + inf. = averse + to + pres. part.; "outroar" = uproar; outcry   Arnold M. Zwicky
• ah/ awe   Laurence Horn
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Laurence Horn
• ah/ awe   Paul Johnston
•       Re: [ADS-L] ah/ awe   RonButters at AOL.COM
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   RonButters at AOL.COM
• spelling pronunciation exercises   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Beverly Flanigan
• "whole nine yards" (1967)-disappearing cite   Sam Clements
• ah/ awe   Beverly Flanigan
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Alice Faber
• spelling pronunciation exercises   Gordon, Matthew J.
• ah/ awe   Gordon, Matthew J.
• "Pissing contest with a skunk"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Douglas G. Wilson
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Benjamin Zimmer
• "live neighbors with"   Jonathan Lighter
• ah/ awe   Arnold M. Zwicky
• exploitation priority   Arnold M. Zwicky
• ah/ awe   RonButters at AOL.COM
• ah/ awe   Charles Doyle
•       Re: [ADS-L] ah/ awe   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] ah/ awe   Charles Doyle
• The moon and green cheese   Charles Doyle
• exploitation priority   Beverly Flanigan
• ah/ awe   Mark A. Mandel
• ah/ awe   Beverly Flanigan
• "live neighbors with"   Beverly Flanigan
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Bethany K. Dumas
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Laurence Horn
• ah/ awe   Alice Faber
• ah/ awe   David Sutcliffe
• ah/ awe   Paul Johnston
• ah/ awe   Arnold M. Zwicky
• ah/ awe   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Wordsmith.org online chat with Anatoly Liberman: Word Origins   Wordsmith.org
• the moon is not made of green beans   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Definition (descriptions) of troll   Benjamin Barrett
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• diphthongs   David Bergdahl
• ah/ awe   FRITZ JUENGLING
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Mark A. Mandel
• "Pissing match with a skunk"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• The diphthong thing   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Mark A. Mandel
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Mark A. Mandel
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Paul Johnston
• remove me from corresp   Marshall Wilson
• The diphthong thing   FRITZ JUENGLING
• their hearts and minds will follow   Dennis Baron
• Director needs help   James A. Landau
• their hearts and minds will follow   Laurence Horn
• Reminder: ADS Newsletter Submissions Due   Grant Barrett
• their hearts and minds will follow   Baker, John
• their hearts and minds will follow   Fred Shapiro
• their hearts and minds will follow   Fred Shapiro
• ah/ awe   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Identity of the non-existent   Charles Doyle
• Identity of the non-existent   Jonathan Lighter
• ah/ awe   Mark A. Mandel
• ah/ awe   David Bowie
• [SPAM:####] Re: ah/ awe   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Quote: "A work is great when..."   Jonathan Lighter
• ah/ awe goes to bed   RonButters at AOL.COM
• ah/ awe goes to bed   Baker, John
• spelling pronunciation exercises   James Smith
• ah/ awe goes to bed   FRITZ JUENGLING
• spelling pronunciation exercises   FRITZ JUENGLING
• ah/ awe goes to bed   Baker, John
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• Phonemic vowel length   David Sutcliffe
•       Re: [ADS-L] ah/ awe   RonButters at AOL.COM
• preadolescent "tortures"   Joanne M. Despres
• spelling pronunciation exercises   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe goes to bed   FRITZ JUENGLING
• ah/ awe goes to bed   Baker, John
• ah/ awe goes to bed   Tom Zurinskas
• ah/ awe   Tom Zurinskas
• Phonemic vowel length   David Bergdahl
• Phonemic vowel length   Jonathan Lighter
• Phonemic vowel length   Tom Zurinskas
•       Re: [ADS-L] ah/ awe   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Fried Coke (!)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Phonemic vowel length   Paul Johnston
• Phonemic vowel length   Tom Zurinskas
• Take vs Have   GLL
• Phonemic vowel length   David Sutcliffe
• Phonemic vowel length   David Bergdahl
• Phonemic vowel length   Terry Irons
• "well-shod" = wealthy   Jonathan Lighter
• Phonemic vowel length   Paul Johnston
• "novel" once again   Jonathan Lighter
• "novel" once again   Jesse Sheidlower
• Phonemic vowel length   Jonathan Lighter
• Phonemic vowel length   Jonathan Lighter
• "novel" once again   Jonathan Lighter
• "novel" once again   sagehen
• "novel" once again   Jonathan Lighter
• C-Level Executives   Baker, John
• "novel" once again   Jonathan Lighter
• "novel" once again   Jesse Sheidlower
• Re; "novel" once again   Jonathan Lighter
• "novel" once again   Benjamin Zimmer
• C-Level Executives   Grant Barrett
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Katherine Hageland
• Phonemic vowel length   David Sutcliffe
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   sagehen
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   John M. Spartz
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "A Whole Nother" & "C-Level"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Demolition by neglect (1973?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Wilson Gray
• Geekspeak   Chris Blankenship
• "novel" once again   Charles Doyle
• Hearts and minds will follow   Charles Doyle
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Beverly Flanigan
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Fart in a mitten"   Troy
• Hearts and minds will follow   Jonathan Lighter
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Michael Adams
• a whole nother   Michael Adams
• Hearts and minds will follow   Benjamin Zimmer
• a whole nother   sagehen
• a whole nother   John M. Spartz
• Hearts and minds will follow   Charles Doyle
• Hearts and minds will follow   Philip E. Cleary
• Manx mice for computers?   Joel S. Berson
• a whole nother   Michael Adams
• a whole nother   Michael Adams
• a whole nother   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Hearts and minds will follow   Charles Doyle
• a whole nother   Charles Doyle
• Manx mice for computers?   Katherine Hageland
• Manx mice for computers?   Charles Doyle
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Wilson Gray
• Manx mice for computers?   sagehen
• Hearts and minds will follow   Jonathan Lighter
• Kempting secrets   David Bowie
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Beverly Flanigan
• Manx mice for computers?   Joel S. Berson
• Manx mice for computers?   sagehen
• refs: AAVE mines (1sg possessive pronoun)   Michael T. Wescoat
• refs: AAVE mines (1sg possessive pronoun)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Kempting secrets   Benjamin Zimmer
• refs: AAVE mines (1sg possessive pronoun)   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• Manx mice for computers?   Joel S. Berson
• Kempting secrets   Joel S. Berson
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• spelling pronunciation exercises   James Smith
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "so's" (and "Alls I Know Is")   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Semantic Drift: "meaninglessness," "pointlessness"   Jonathan Lighter
• I say...Lusitani-ay   Jonathan Lighter
• Politics (Poli+tics, or many blood-sucking parasites); Fried Coke (continued)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• a whole nother   Laurence Horn
• City of Brotherly Love (1779)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Semantic Drift: "meaninglessness," "pointlessness"   David Sutcliffe
• a whole nother   David Sutcliffe
• City of Brotherly Love (1779)   Fred Shapiro
• a whole nother   Michael H Covarrubias
• City of Brotherly Love   Stephen Goranson
• "how about's"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• booty-chokers   Benjamin Zimmer
• "how about's"   Benjamin Zimmer
• booty-chokers   Laurence Horn
• Manorexia   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "how about's"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "how about's"   David Bergdahl
• Semantic Drift: "meaninglessness," "pointlessness"   Jonathan Lighter
• "how about's"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• a whole nother   Michael Adams
• Semantic Drift: "meaninglessness," "pointlessness"   sagehen
• "how about's"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Pefect Game (1906, 1907, 1908)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• a whole nother   Tom Zurinskas
• Identity of the non-existent   Wilson Gray
• I say...Lusitani-ay   Wilson Gray
• "so's" (and "Alls I Know Is")   Wilson Gray
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Wilson Gray
• a whole nother   Tom Zurinskas
• I say...Lusitani-ay   Charles Doyle
• Identity of the non-existent   Jonathan Lighter
• "bad to the bone"   Jonathan Lighter
• Quote: "A work is great when..."   George Thompson
• "all as"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "all as"   Chris F Waigl
• I say...Lusitani-ay   Jonathan Lighter
• nexus "to"   James Knight
• nexus "to"   Chris F Waigl
• more on "novel"   Mark A. Mandel
• "didn't" with ?   Laurence Horn
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Mark A. Mandel
• "didn't" with ?   Laurence Horn
• "didn't" with ?   Benjamin Zimmer
• Fred Shapiro in the Hartford Courant   Benjamin Zimmer
• Q: Emergence of "American English"   Joel S. Berson
• imparticular (eggcorn?)   John M. Spartz
• more on "novel"   Jonathan Lighter
• Q: Emergence of "American English"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "didn't" with ?   Laurence Horn
• "A Whole Nother" and "Alls I Know Is"   Beverly Flanigan
• nexus "to"   Wilson Gray
• "didn't" with ?   Wilson Gray
• Q: Emergence of "American English"   Joel S. Berson
• Innit - reprise   David Sutcliffe
• Q: Emergence of "American English"   Joel S. Berson
• Q: Emergence of "American English"   Benjamin Zimmer
• The buck stops here?   Charles Doyle
• The buck stops here?   Laurence Horn
• The buck stops here?   sagehen
• The buck stops here?   Sam Clements
• The buck stops here?   Jonathan Lighter
• The buck stops here?   Joel S. Berson
• The buck stops here?   Jonathan Lighter
• The buck stops here?   Fred Shapiro
• The buck stops here?; Sooner (1889)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• The buck stops here?; Sooner (1889)   Sam Clements
•       Re: [ADS-L] Identity of the non-existent   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Chai mui   Benjamin Barrett
• seemly nonsense strings   Barnhart
• Identity of the non-existent   Wilson Gray
• Dialect split in original language?   Wilson Gray
• Dialect split in original language?   Charles Doyle
• seemly nonsense strings   Baker, John
• Identity of the non-existent   Jonathan Lighter
• "kink in your armor"   Jonathan Lighter
• "coin" = to call; dub; name;   Jonathan Lighter
• more on "novel"   Mark A. Mandel
• Dialect split in original language?   sagehen
• "coin" = to call; dub; name;   Grant Barrett
• "kink in your armor"   Wilson Gray
• "coin" = to call; dub; name;   Benjamin Zimmer
• A misunderstanding of BE slang   Wilson Gray
• A misunderstanding of BE slang   Jonathan Lighter
• "coin" = to call; dub; name;   Wilson Gray
• "coin" = to call; dub; name;   Jonathan Lighter
• A misunderstanding of BE slang   Wilson Gray
• Whadda hell?   George Thompson
• Whadda hell?   Chris F Waigl
• yow   Laurence Horn
• Whadda hell?   Laurence Horn
• Whadda hell?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "all's" and "how's"/"what's"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• seemly nonsense strings   Orion Montoya
• Whadda hell?   Charles Doyle
• "a real lot"   Charles Doyle
• "legend" = fascinating true story   Jonathan Lighter
• "a real lot"   Jonathan Lighter
• "legend" = fascinating true story   Charles Doyle
• "a real lot"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "legend" = fascinating true story   Jonathan Lighter
• Kindler, Gentler   Grant Barrett
• rooting interest (1905)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "a real lot"   sagehen
• "a real lot"   Laurence Horn
• V Adj 'V in a Adj way'   Arnold M. Zwicky
• OT query: Etymology of Brazilian Portuguese "banzo"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• V Adj 'V in a Adj way'   Jonathan Lighter
• V Adj 'V in a Adj way'   Jonathan Lighter
• seemly nonsense strings (with bonus "preadolescent tortures")   John Moriarty
• "novel" = epic poem   Jonathan Lighter
• V Adj 'V in a Adj way'   Wilson Gray
• "novel" = an epic poem or full-length poetic drama   Jonathan Lighter
• V Adj 'V in a Adj way'   Jonathan Lighter
• OT query: Etymology of Brazilian Portuguese "banzo"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Should have expected it   Wilson Gray
• more excrescent "'s"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "novel" = an epic poem or full-length poetic drama   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: excrescent s   Arnold M. Zwicky
• OT query: Etymology of Brazilian Portuguese "banzo"   Mark A. Mandel
• more novels...   Laurence Horn
• "novel" = an epic poem or full-length poetic drama   Jonathan Lighter
• More Shakespearean novels   Jonathan Lighter
• OT query: Etymology of Brazilian Portuguese "banzo"   Jan Kammert
• OT query: Etymology of Brazilian Portuguese "banzo"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Texas Scramble (scramble golf) & Texas Scramble (scrambled eggs with chili)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "reckless abandonment"   Charles Doyle
• cacotopia   Jonathan Lighter
• motel(1925)   Sam Clements
• Hit a bull in the butt with a banjo; Spit & holler "Howdy!"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Friday the Thirteenth" (1898, 1899, 1901)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Friday the Thirteenth" (Snopes has 1908, 1913)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Whisky is for drinking, water is for fighting over" (Mark Twain?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Kype"   Jim Parish
• "Kype"   Jonathan Lighter
• Hit a bull in the butt with a banjo; Spit & holler "Howdy!"   Jonathan Lighter
• Hit a bull in the butt with a banjo (1929); Spit & holler "Howdy!"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hit a bull in the butt with a banjo (1929); Spit & holler "Howdy!"   Jonathan Lighter
• Popo (police)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Popo (police)   Grant Barrett
• Popo (police)   Wells Darla L
• Tote guts to a bear: Never argue with skunk, mule, cook; Horse-high, bull-strong   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Tote guts to a bear: Never argue with skunk, mule, cook; Horse-high, bull-strong   Charles Doyle
• Popo (police)   Jonathan Lighter
• Popo (police)   Jonathon Green
• Tote guts to a bear: Never argue with skunk, mule, cook; Horse-high, bull-strong   Jonathan Lighter
• French swallow consonants, feel full all day! (Weekly World News)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• N'Archive new additions?   Sam Clements
• French swallow consonants, feel full all day! (Weekly World News)   Benjamin Zimmer
• ADS-L Digest - 14 Oct 2006 to 15 Oct 2006 (#2006-288)   Dan Lassiter
• new pronun. of "errant"   Jonathan Lighter
• "tacit silence"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Kype"   FRITZ JUENGLING
• new pronun. of "errant"   Beverly Flanigan
• "tacit silence"   Chris F Waigl
• carry guts to a bear, bullstrong, etc   Joan H. Hall
• new pronun. of "errant"   Laurence Horn
• new pronun. of "errant"   Charles Doyle
• "tacit silence"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "tacit silence"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "look the jack of diamonds in the eye", and "bigger than Dallas"   william salmon
• cacotopia   Mark A. Mandel
• metro-nation   Benjamin Zimmer
• they don't make words like they used to (revival)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• French swallow consonants, feel full all day!   RonButters at AOL.COM
• term for "golf shot" etc.   Matthew Gordon
• French swallow consonants, feel full all day!   Benjamin Zimmer
• cacotopia   Wilson Gray
• "look the jack of diamonds in the eye", and "bigger than Dallas"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• they don't make words like they used to (revival)   Laurence Horn
• "look the jack of diamonds in the eye", and "bigger than Dallas"   Wilson Gray
• lustrum again   RonButters at AOL.COM
• French swallow consonants, feel full all day!   Chris F Waigl
• cacotopia   Charles Doyle
• Popo (police)   Wilson Gray
• lustrum again   Sam Clements
• For all you truthiness-haters...   Benjamin Zimmer
• cacotopia   Wilson Gray
• V Adj 'V in a Adj way'   Tom Zurinskas
• term for "golf shot" etc.   Orion Montoya
• "look the jack of diamonds in the eye", and "bigger than Dallas"   william salmon
• lustrum again   Joel S. Berson
• "all's" and "how's"/"what's"   Wilson Gray
• cacotopia   Charles Doyle
• cacotopia   Jonathan Lighter
• they don't make words like they used to (revival)   Jonathan Lighter
• cacotopia   Jonathan Lighter
• cacotopia   Jonathan Lighter
• lustrum again   Sam Clements
• cacotopia   Wilson Gray
• lustrum again   Barbara Need
• "look the jack of diamonds in the eye", and "bigger than Dallas"   Bethany K. Dumas
• "tacit silence"   Lynne Murphy
• kype   Nancy Friedman
• cacotopia   Charles Doyle
• cacotopia   Jonathan Lighter
• cacotopia   Charles Doyle
• bowdlerize: M-W's Word of the Day---Desdemona starts up a jazz band   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• cacotopia   Jonathan Lighter
• cacotopia   Charles Doyle
• "counteract with" (Fwd: job application gem)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "counteract with" (Fwd: job application gem)   Matthew Gordon
• Antedatings of "burglarize," "burgle," and "burglar" (as a verb)   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• A positive anymore?   Wilson Gray
• "Puck" (hockey puck) from the verb (bat)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• ~chooldrin   Tom Zurinskas
• The Lightning-Bug and the Lightning   Baker, John
• Austin American-Statesman in Newspaperarchive; Fajita in Kyle   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• ~chooldrin   Paul Johnston
• ~chooldrin   Charles Doyle
• ~chooldrin   Wilson Gray
• ~chooldrin   Jonathan Lighter
• ~chooldrin   FRITZ JUENGLING
• ~chooldrin   Laurence Horn
• ~chooldrin   Tom Zurinskas
• ~chooldrin   Tom Zurinskas
• "come face"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• A positive anymore?   Laurence Horn
• "come face"   Charles Doyle
• "come face"   Matthew Gordon
• ~chooldrin   FRITZ JUENGLING
• [SPAM:##] Re: "come face"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• A positive anymore?   Beverly Flanigan
• enlightening > in lighting   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] ~chooldri n   RonButters at AOL.COM
• A positive anymore?   Laurence Horn
• "come face"   Charles Doyle
• "come face"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• [SPAM:##] Re: "come face"   Wilson Gray
• ~chooldrin   Beverly Flanigan
• "come face"   Charles Doyle
• Antedating of "Orgasmic   Fred Shapiro
• ~chooldrin   Wilson Gray
• Antedating of "Orgasm"   Fred Shapiro
• ~chooldrin   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Slang Jang (1901)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• underemployed   James A. Landau
• theological capitalization   James A. Landau
• Slang Jang (1901)   Laurence Horn
• Antedating of "Orgasmic   Laurence Horn
• Slang Jang (1901)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• ~chooldrin   Tom Zurinskas
• ~chooldrin   Tom Zurinskas
• Slang Jang (1901)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Texas Popcorn (fried okra or stuffed jalape ños)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• ~chooldrin   Paul Johnston
• ~chooldrin   Paul Johnston
• underemployed   Wilson Gray
• ~chooldrin   Wilson Gray
• "Puck" (hockey puck) from the verb (bat)   Wilson Gray
• ~chooldrin   Margaret Lee
•       Re: [ADS-L] ~chooldri n   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] ~chooldri n   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Take the rag off the bush   Scot LaFaive
• theological capitalization   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Hobson's choice   Charles Doyle
• ~chooldrin   Beverly Flanigan
• Merkins   Tom Zurinskas
• ~chooldrin   Beverly Flanigan
•       Re: [ADS-L] ~chooldrin   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• Take the rag off the bush   Charles Doyle
• Cost of illiteracy   Tom Zurinskas
• Merkins   Matthew Gordon
• "come face"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Merkins   Laurence Horn
• flutterbys   George Thompson
• Take the rag off the bush   Wilson Gray
• flutterbys   Wilson Gray
• Merkins   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• flutterbys   Charles Doyle
• flutterbys   Laurence Horn
• flutterbys   Laurence Horn
• ~chooldrin   Jonathan Lighter
• "come face"   Jonathan Lighter
• ~chooldrin   Paul Johnston
• theological capitalization   James A. Landau
• Merkins   David Bergdahl
• Merkins   Jonathan Lighter
• Merkins   Beverly Flanigan
• Merkins   Beverly Flanigan
• "Poo-tang joint" (1935)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Merkins   Tom Zurinskas
• Merkins   Charles Doyle
• Who says ''Merkins''?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• lost communication (come face)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• lost communication (come face)   Charles Doyle
• Who says ''Merkins''?   Charles Doyle
• Who says ''Merkins''?   Benjamin Zimmer
• Eggcorn?   Wilson Gray
• Who says ''Merkins''?   Alice Faber
• Merkins   Beverly Flanigan
• Merkins   Wilson Gray
• Who says ''Merkins''?   Wilson Gray
• Who says ''Merkins''?   Tom Zurinskas
• The kids will find lube holes   Mark Peters
• Who says ''Merkins''?   Charles Doyle
• Merkins   Tom Zurinskas
• The kids will find lube holes   Laurence Horn
• Merkins   James Smith
• Dobe/Dobie/Doby biscuits   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• web of language feed   Dennis Baron
• web of language feed   Alice Faber
• ~chooldri n   James Smith
• pissed as a newt/Albert Jack's book   Lynne Murphy
• p.s.   Lynne Murphy
• Dobe/Dobie/Doby biscuits   Jonathan Lighter
• pissed as a newt/Albert Jack's book   Arnold M. Zwicky
• FW (from Linguist list): Call for Papers for Book on Slang in American/African Politics   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Fwd: pissed as a newt/Albert Jack's book   Lynne Murphy
• Take the rag off the bush   James A. Landau
• lost communication (face of shame)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "You can't stop him! You can only hope to contain him!"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Neologisms successfully spread by marketers   James callan
• "You can't stop him! You can only hope to contain him!"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Take the rag off the bush   Wilson Gray
• "You can't stop him! You can only hope to contain him!"   Laurence Horn
• Neologisms successfully spread by marketers   Michael H Covarrubias
• "You can't stop him! You can only hope to contain him!"   Alice Faber
• Neologisms successfully spread by marketers   Laurence Horn
• Slang Jang/Slangjang (1907)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "The eyes of the South are upon you" (Robert E. Lee?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Merkins   Lynne Murphy
• Neologisms successfully spread by marketers   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "I'm just saying"   Nancy Friedman
• Merkins   Beverly Flanigan
• Fwd: conversating   Beverly Flanigan
• Fwd: conversating   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Fwd: conversating   Wilson Gray
• Merkins   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Take the rag off the bush   Jonathan Lighter
• "the O face"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Take the rag off the bush   Wilson Gray
• Merkins   Tom Zurinskas
• Merkins   Paul Johnston
• "Take This Job and Shove It"   Fred Shapiro
• "Take This Job and Shove It"   Sam Clements
• lost communication (face of shame)   Charles Doyle
• "Take This Job and Shove It"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Merkins--(origin in metanalysis)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• An odd construction   Jim Parish
• Merkins--(origin in metanalysis)   Laurence Horn
• An odd construction   Laurence Horn
• lost communication (face of shame)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Take the rag off the bush   Baker, John
• Fwd: conversating   Baker, John
• lost communication (face of shame)   Jonathan Lighter
• Take the rag off the bush   Jonathan Lighter
• Merkins--(origin in metanalysis)   Tom Zurinskas
• Neologisms successfully spread by marketers (again)   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] lost co mmunication (face of shame)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Merkins--(origin in metanalysis)   Beverly Flanigan
•       Re: [ADS-L] lost co mmunication (face of shame)   Beverly Flanigan
• Merkins--(origin in metanalysis)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Fwd: conversating   Wilson Gray
• Take the rag off the bush   Wilson Gray
• Neologisms successfully spread by marketers (again)   Michael H Covarrubias
• lost co mmunication (face of shame)   Laurence Horn
• Take the rag off the bush---(origin of "rap" (talk)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Neologisms successfully spread by marketers (again)   Baker, John
• Fwd: conversating   Beverly Flanigan
• please put places lived history in signature (was merkins)   Tom Zurinskas
• Take the rag off the bush---(origin of "rap" (talk)   Wilson Gray
• please put places lived history in signature (was merkins)   Beverly Flanigan
• Antedating of "Sexy"   Fred Shapiro
• Further Antedating of "Sexy"   Fred Shapiro
• please put places lived history in signature (was merkins)   Michael H Covarrubias
• please put places lived history in signature   Dave Hause
• William Bright obituary in NY Times   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Take the rag off the bush---(origin of "rap" (talk)   Douglas G. Wilson
• please put places lived history in signature   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• Eggcorns?   Michael Quinion
• Merkins   Tom Zurinskas
• cesspool or hot tub?   Jonathan Lighter
• Fwd: conversating   Jonathan Lighter
• Antedating of "Sexy"   Jonathan Lighter
• Further Antedating of "Sexy"   Jonathan Lighter
• Eggcorns?   Benjamin Zimmer
• cesspool or hot tub?   Benjamin Zimmer
• cesspool or hot tub?   Baker, John
• is there a name for this?   Barnhart
• So, is there a new use of so?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• arborcide   Benjamin Zimmer
• Take the rag off the bush   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "excrudescent"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• is there a name for this?   Laurence Horn
• Take the rag off the bush---(origin of "rap" (talk)   Wilson Gray
• please put places lived history in signature   Wilson Gray
• Fwd: conversating   Wilson Gray
• is there a name for this?   Scot LaFaive
• Announcement of LSA Summer Institute 2007   Lauren Hall-Lew
• is there a name for this?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• is there a name for this?   Alice Faber
• cesspool or hot tub?   Wilson Gray
• So, is there a new use of so?   Wilson Gray
• is there a name for this?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• please put places lived history in signature (was merkins)   Wilson Gray
• is there a name for this?   Alice Faber
• greek + latin   Arnold M. Zwicky
• greek + latin   Scot LaFaive
• greek + latin   Laurence Horn
• greek + latin   Charles Doyle
• greek + latin   Scot LaFaive
• greek + latin   Charles Doyle
• greek + latin   Benjamin Zimmer
• the history of Greco-Roman hybridizing   Arnold M. Zwicky
• the history of Greco-Roman hybridizing   Fred Shapiro
• the history of Greco-Roman hybridizing   Matthew Gordon
• the history of Greco-Roman hybridizing   Benjamin Zimmer
• the history of Greco-Roman hybridizing   Charles Doyle
• the history of Greco-Roman hybridizing   Matthew Gordon
• "the O face"   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "excrudescent"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Slang Jang, Pecan Cake (1894)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "excrudescent"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Puppy Stick Wieners" (Corn Dog on a stick) (1940)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• German Chocolate Cake, Texas Hash (January 1957)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "excrudescent"   Paul Johnson
• Take the rag off the bush---(origin of "rap" (talk)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Lots of uncovered _skunk_s   Lynne Murphy
• "You got it !"   Jonathan Lighter
• please put places lived history in signature   Jonathan Lighter
• 'Homosexualism' vs. 'homosexuality', Russian gay linguistics   Robert Fojtik
• greek + latin   Mark A. Mandel
• the history of Greco-Roman hybridizing   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "You got it !"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Oxford Round Table--which doesn't sound very "round"   Charles Doyle
• please put places lived history in signature   Tom Zurinskas
• Are AS article available online yet?   Bethany K. Dumas
• Oxford Round Table--which doesn't sound very "round"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• [slightly OT]: German "englisch" = rare   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "You got it !"   Wilson Gray
• Oxford Round Table--which doesn't sound very "round"   Charles Doyle
• Oxford Round Table--which doesn't sound very "round"   Bethany K. Dumas
• Dawgs   Charles Doyle
• Dawgs   Matthew Gordon
• elastics, tennies, and 'meant to have'   Paul Johnston
• Dawgs   Paul Johnston
• Dawgs   Matthew Gordon
• Dawgs   David Bergdahl
• "Bowl of Red" (chili)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Dawgs   Beverly Flanigan
• New wine in an old bottle   Wilson Gray
• Dawgs   Wilson Gray
• [slightly OT]: German "englisch" = rare   Chris F Waigl
• Slang poster   neil
• So, is there a new use of so?   Jonathan Lighter
• is there a name for this?   Jonathan Lighter
• Dawgs   Jonathan Lighter
• Slang poster   Jonathan Lighter
• Oxford Round Table--which doesn't sound very "round"   Joel S. Berson
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Jonathan Lighter
• [slightly OT]: German "englisch" = rare   Amy West
• Traditional turn of phrase   Jonathan Lighter
• Early "wimp"   Jonathan Lighter
• Traditional turn of phrase   Benjamin Zimmer
• Antedating: hot-bed (fig.), 1739   Joel S. Berson
• Early "wimp"   Charles Doyle
• "What part of 'No!' ...?"   Jonathan Lighter
• 'Homosexualism' vs. 'homosexuality', Russian gay linguistics   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Early "wimp"   Jonathan Lighter
• 'Homosexualism' vs. 'homosexuality', Russian gay linguistics   Fred Shapiro
• 'Homosexualism' vs. 'homosexuality', Russian gay linguistics   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Reflective   Mark A. Mandel
• 'Homosexualism' vs. 'homosexuality', Russian gay linguistics   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Bowl of Red" (chili)   Barbara Need
• [slightly OT]: German "englisch" = rare   Barbara Need
• Dawgs   Beverly Flanigan
• "What part of 'No!' ...?"   Charles Doyle
• "What part of 'No!' ...?"   Laurence Horn
• "What part of 'No!' ...?"   Baker, John
• Early "wimp"   Jim Parish
• Early "wimp"   Wilson Gray
• 'Homosexualism' vs. 'homosexuality', Russian gay linguistics   Fred Shapiro
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Wilson Gray
• Dawgs   Charles Doyle
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Beverly Flanigan
• Dawgs   Beverly Flanigan
• "What part of 'No!' ...?"   Jonathan Lighter
• "the religious rite"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Jonathan Lighter
• Dawgs   Charles Doyle
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Wilson Gray
• "What part of 'No!' ...?"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "the religious rite"   Charles Doyle
• "the religious rite"   Beverly Flanigan
• Dawgs   Wilson Gray
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Paul Johnston
• Dawgs   Paul Johnston
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Wilson Gray
• "the religious rite"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   neil
• Orientate [was "the religious rite"]   neil
• Dawgs   Tom Zurinskas
• "the religious rite"   Jonathan Lighter
• "the religious rite"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• What city has two names twice?   James A. Landau
• What city has two names twice?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Slang poster   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Correction of Amazon Review of YBQ   Fred Shapiro
• Heard on "Law & Order: CI"   Wilson Gray
• "What part of 'No!' ...?"   Fred Shapiro
• "What part of 'No!' ...?"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• What city has two names twice?   Jonathan Lighter
• Heard on "Law & Order: CI"   Jonathan Lighter
• "What part of 'No!' ...?"   Jonathan Lighter
• Heard on "Law & Order: CI"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Dawgs   Beverly Flanigan
• Dawgs   Beverly Flanigan
• Misnomerous   Jonathan Lighter
• Heard on "Law & Order: CI"   John McChesney-Young
• What city has two names twice?   Wilson Gray
• Wetback (1944)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Slang poster   Tom Zurinskas
• Dawgs   Tom Zurinskas
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Chris F Waigl
• Corrected Amazon Review of YBQ   Stephen Goranson
• Slang poster   Michael H Covarrubias
• Orientate [was "the religious rite"]   Lynne Murphy
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Jonathan Lighter
• Slang poster   Jonathan Lighter
• ADS-L Digest - on Dawgs   Geoff Nathan
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Charles Doyle
• So, about this message...   GLL
• Yale Book of . . .   Charles Doyle
• So, about this message...   Charles Doyle
• pizzafication   Arnold M. Zwicky
• So, about this message...   Hillary Brown
• So, about this message...   Hillary Brown
• What city has two names twice?   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "Now, [was] 'So, about this message...'"   Joel S. Berson
• Dawgs   Mark A. Mandel
• "the religious rite"   Mark A. Mandel
• What city has two names twice?   Mark A. Mandel
• What city has two names twice?   Charles Doyle
• What city has two names twice?   Jim Parish
• Heard on "Law & Order: CI"   Charles Doyle
• Heard on "Law & Order: CI"   Beverly Flanigan
• Dawgs   Beverly Flanigan
• Heard on "Law & Order: CI"   Charles Doyle
• Slang poster   Beverly Flanigan
• Dawgs   Beverly Flanigan
• Wetback (1944)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Yale Book of . . .   James Callan
• "the religious rite"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• So, about this message...   Jonathan Lighter
• So, about this message...   Jonathan Lighter
• What city has two names twice?   Jonathan Lighter
• Dawgs   Jonathan Lighter
• What city has two names twice?   Jonathan Lighter
• Yale Book of . . .   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Yale Book of . . .   Jesse Sheidlower
• Dawgs   Paul Johnston
• "Toolkit" (was Re: Heard on "Law & Order: CI")   Jonathan Lighter
• What city has two names twice?   Laurence Horn
• Heard on "Law & Order: CI"   Jonathan Lighter
• Wetback (1944)   Jonathan Lighter
• Dawgs   Laurence Horn
• Dawgs   Jonathan Lighter
• Dawgs   Paul Johnston
• Yale Book of . . .   Fred Shapiro
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Dawgs   Jonathan Lighter
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Jonathan Lighter
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Jonathan Lighter
• Slang poster   Michael H Covarrubias
• Dawgs   Beverly Flanigan
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Beverly Flanigan
• Dawgs   Alice Faber
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Jonathan Lighter
• So, about this message...   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Now, [was] 'So, about this message...'"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Dawgs   Jonathan Lighter
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Dawgs   David Bergdahl
• "Toolkit" (was Re: Heard on "Law & Order: CI")   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Wetback (1944)   James A. Landau
• Dawgs   Laurence Horn
• Dawgs   Tom Zurinskas
• "Toolkit" (was Re: Heard on "Law & Order: CI")   Jonathan Lighter
• Dawgs   Beverly Flanigan
• "Now, [was] 'So, about this message...'"   Joel S. Berson
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   David Bergdahl
• Slang poster   Beverly Flanigan
• Dawgs   Beverly Flanigan
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Beverly Flanigan
• Dawgs   Gordon, Matthew J.
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Laurence Horn
• Slang poster   Gordon, Matthew J.
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Wilson Gray
• Dawgs   Jonathan Lighter
• What city has two names twice?   Wilson Gray
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Jonathan Lighter
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Wilson Gray
• What city has two names twice?   Jonathan Lighter
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Tom Zurinskas
• Wetback (1944)   Dave Hause
• "the religious rite"   Dave Hause
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Tom Zurinskas
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Douglas G. Wilson
• slang/slant   Tom Zurinskas
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Benjamin Barrett
• slang/slant   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   David Bergdahl
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Tom Zurinskas
• slang/slant   Tom Zurinskas
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Jonathan Lighter
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Jonathan Lighter
• Wetback (1944)   Jonathan Lighter
• "the religious rite"   Jonathan Lighter
• "the religious rite"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Antedating of "Wetback"   Fred Shapiro
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Jonathan Lighter
• New meanings for pornography?   David Bowie
• Rumsfeld won't have the guillotine "float down"?   Joel S. Berson
• Dawgs and Mirrors   RonButters at AOL.COM
• So, about this message...   Mark A. Mandel
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Jonathan Lighter
• Dawgs and Mirrors   Jonathan Lighter
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Laurence Horn
• So, about this message...   David Bergdahl
• So, about this message...   Laurence Horn
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• What city has two names twice?   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• New meanings for pornography?   Jonathan Lighter
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Joel S. Berson
• So, about this message...   Jonathan Lighter
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Dan Lassiter
• slang/slant   Beverly Flanigan
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Benjamin Barrett
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Rumsfeld won't have the guillotine "float down"?   Benjamin Zimmer
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Benjamin Zimmer
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Beverly Flanigan
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Beverly Flanigan
• Rumsfeld won't have the guillotine "float down"?   Jonathan Lighter
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Jonathan Lighter
• Dawgs   Charles Doyle
• New meanings for pornography?   Charles Doyle
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Charles Doyle
• "Neanderthal/ ~tal"   Tom Zurinskas
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Charles Doyle
• slang/slant   Tom Zurinskas
• Rumsfeld won't have the guillotine "float down"?   Joel S. Berson
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Wilson Gray
• Dawgs and Mirrors   Wilson Gray
• Dawgs and Mirrors   Charles Doyle
• ADS Annual Meeting Program 2007   Allan A Metcalf
• Final Call: Submissions for ADS newsletter   Grant Barrett
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   Jonathan Lighter
• "Livingstone, I presume" (Oct. 27, 1871?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Antedating of "Wetback" (another 1920 cite, in Dallas Morning News)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Livingstone, I presume" (Oct. 27, 1871?)   Jim Parish
• "Livingstone, I presume" (Oct. 27, 1871?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Yale Book of . . .   James A. Landau
• "Kicking footballs"   Scot LaFaive
• "Kicking footballs"   Wilson Gray
• "Kicking footballs"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Joke on Liverpudlian speechways   Wilson Gray
• Dawgs and Mirrors   Laurence Horn
• [Fwd: I'm a reporter with a question]   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• Dawgs and Mirrors   Wilson Gray
• slang/slant   Paul Johnston
• "Kicking footballs"   Scot LaFaive
• Jesse in the news, literally   Joel S. Berson
• Jesse in the news, literally   Chris F Waigl
• Jesse in the news, literally   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Kicking footballs"   Jonathan Lighter
• slang/slant   Jonathan Lighter
• "Kicking footballs"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Kicking footballs"   Jonathan Lighter
• [Fwd: I'm a reporter with a question]   Jonathan Lighter
• "Now, [was] 'So, about this message...'"   James Smith
• "the religious rite"   James Smith
• New meanings for pornography?   James Smith
• Jesse in the news, literally   Joel S. Berson
• "Now, [was] 'So, about this message...'"   Joel S. Berson
• slang/slant   Tom Zurinskas
• slang/slant   Laurence Horn
• "Well, . . ."   Charles Doyle
• Fifteen minutes of fame   Wilson Gray
• "Kicking footballs"   Hillary Brown
• "Braynch"   Wilson Gray
• slang/slant   Tom Zurinskas
• slang/slant   Beverly Flanigan
• slang/slant   Beverly Flanigan
• Slang "no brainer" -- a challenge for translators   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
•       Re: [ADS-L] slang/sla nt   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Crackpot index   Mark A. Mandel
• Knowing one's ass from one's elbow   Mark A. Mandel
• slang/slant   Tom Zurinskas
• Knowing one's ass from one's elbow   Tom Zurinskas
• Can some native USA English speakers say "awe" or not   David Bowie
• Slang "no brainer" -- a challenge for translators   Wilson Gray
• "on the same page" / "If I tell you, I'll have to kill you."   Jonathan Lighter
• "I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you" (Top Gun, 1986)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "...Or are you eating a banana?"   Jonathan Lighter
•       [ADS-L] New meanings for pornography?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "on the same page" / "If I tell you, I'll have to kill you."   Baker, John
• New meanings for pornography?   David Bergdahl
•       [ADS-L] New meanings for pornography?   Dave Wilton
• "on the same page" / "If I tell you, I'll have to kill you."   Dave Wilton
• "on the same page" / "If I tell you, I'll have to kill you."   Sam Clements
•       [ADS-L] New meanings for pornography?   Jesse Sheidlower
• New meanings for pornography?   Wilson Gray
• "on the same page" / "If I tell you, I'll have to kill you."   Wells Darla L
• Slang "no brainer" -- a challenge for translators   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Slang "no brainer" -- a challenge for translators   David Bergdahl
• New meanings for pornography?   Dave Wilton
• "on the same page" / "If I tell you, I'll have to kill you."   Dave Wilton
• Slang "no brainer" -- a challenge for translators   Chris F Waigl
• Slang "no brainer" -- a challenge for translators   Chris F Waigl
• Slang "no brainer" -- a challenge for translators   Chris F Waigl
• Slang "no brainer" -- a challenge for translators   Chris F Waigl
• cooking roadkill for tea   Lynne Murphy
• cooking roadkill for tea   Charles Doyle
• ADS at MMLA   Kathryn Remlinger
• cooking roadkill for tea   Sally Donlon
• from the Atherton (CA) police blotter   Laurence Horn
• discourse-initial discourse markers   Arnold M. Zwicky
• from the Atherton (CA) police blotter   Arnold M. Zwicky
•       Re: [ADS-L] Slang " no brainer" -- a challenge for translators   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Not "feeling" like losing an accent (dialect?)   Tom Zurinskas
• cooking roadkill for tea   Beverly Flanigan
• Not "feeling" like losing an accent (dialect?)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• from the Atherton (CA) police blotter   Charles Doyle
• cooking roadkill for tea   Charles Doyle
• native USA English speakers say "awe" > Supremes   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "guineas"; also "dagoes"; and a quiz   George Thompson
• "If I tell you, I'll have to kill you."   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• New meanings for pornography?   David Bowie
•       [ADS-L] New meanings for pornogra phy?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• New meanings for pornography?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• New meanings for pornography?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• eggcorn?   Maggie Thompson
• the temporal subordinator "since"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Now, [was] 'So, about this message...'"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• formal news readers   william salmon
• native USA English speakers say "awe" > Supremes   Laurence Horn
• New meanings for pornogra phy?   Laurence Horn
• eggcorn?   Benjamin Zimmer
• eggcorn?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Not "feeling" like losing an accent (dialect?)   Beverly Flanigan
• Wordsmith.org online chat with Joan Hall, chief editor, DARE   Wordsmith.org
• "aging myself"   Jonathan Lighter
• Not "feeling" like losing an accent (dialect?)   Tom Zurinskas
• "on the same page" / "If I tell you, I'll have to kill you."   Wilson Gray
• Not "feeling" like losing an accent (dialect?)   Arnold M. Zwicky
•       [ADS-L] Re: † † † [ADS-L] New meanings for pornography?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Not "feeling" like losing an accent (dialect?)   Tom Zurinskas
• Not "feeling" like losing an accent (dialect?)   Alice Faber
• Not "feeling" like losing an accent (dialect?)   Wilson Gray
• New Joe's Special (1949)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Bowl of Red" (1949)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• native USA English speakers say "awe" > Supremes   Wilson Gray
• native USA English speakers say "awe" > Supremes   Jonathan Lighter
• "Bowl of Red" (1949)   Charles Doyle
• "comfort station" antedating   Jonathan Lighter
• native USA English speakers say "awe" > Supremes   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Fwd: the use of "my"   Laurence Horn
• [Fwd: ads visuals archive? (was: jesse in the news)]   Terry Irons
• New meanings for pornography?   David Bowie
• "Replaced by a two-inch clamp"   Joel S. Berson
• the use of "my"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Replaced by a two-inch clamp"   Laurence Horn
• [Fwd: ads visuals archive? (was: jesse in the news)]   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Replaced by a two-inch clamp"   Sally Donlon
• "Replaced by a two-inch clamp"   Joel S. Berson
• [Fwd: ads visuals archive? (was: jesse in the news)]   Dennis Baron
• Dude Esterbrook   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "attack" (euphem.)   Jonathan Lighter
• [Fwd: ads visuals archive? (was: jesse in the news)]   Jesse Sheidlower
• Not "feeling" like losing an accent (dialect?)   Beverly Flanigan
• Bullcorn   Wilson Gray
• "attack" (euphem.)   Wilson Gray

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