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Ending: Mon Dec 31 23:53:44 UTC 2007
Messages: 986

• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Truthiness strikes again?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Classic rare words [Was: Early ADS WOTY nominations posted]   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] Early A DS WOTY nominations posted   RonButters at AOL.COM
• A torcherous eggcorn   RonButters at AOL.COM
• folk medical terms   RonButters at AOL.COM
• tight as a tick   RonButters at AOL.COM
• WOTY festivities   RonButters at AOL.COM
• wingman   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• More 19th Cent obscenities   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Coffee as a last name   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• The word of the year for 2007 is English?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• The word of the year for 2007 is English?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• The word of the year for 2007 is English?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• in a position; holy crapsticks   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Non-native linguistic detachment   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Baker, John
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Baker, John
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Baker, John
• baseball cursing, 1898   Baker, John
• baseball cursing, 1898   Baker, John
• Slave names   Baker, John
• Slave names   Baker, John
• A torcherous eggcorn   Baker, John
• A torcherous eggcorn   Baker, John
• A torcherous eggcorn   Baker, John
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Baker, John
• WOTY Candidate: Tase   Baker, John
• Another late WOTY entrant: "waterboarding"   Baker, John
• YBQ Review in American Speech   Baker, John
• Antedating of "Ice Cream"   Barnhart
• Merriam-Webster's Word of '07: 'W00t'   Barnhart
• "cadger"   Barnhart
• "cadger"   Barnhart
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Barnhart
• Fwd: [FL-LIST] FW: "The Linguists" world premieres at the 2008 Sundance Film Fest   Barnhart
• Robot /ro.bit/   Barnhart
• Robot /ro.bit/   Barnhart
• OT: Bronx   Barnhart
• No translations please, we're British   Dennis Baron
• Republicans want EEOC to speak only English   Dennis Baron
• woot not in mw.com?   Dennis Baron
• Grass station, locavore and w00t: we need a better word of the year for 2007   Dennis Baron
• The word of the year for 2007 is English   Dennis Baron
• U.N. proclaims 2008 the International Year of Languages   Dennis Baron
• Atole / Champurrado / Salep   Benjamin Barrett
• Intersexual/gender-neutral pronouns   Benjamin Barrett
• Intersexual/gender-neutral pronouns   Benjamin Barrett
• Atole / Champurrado / Salep   Benjamin Barrett
• Poor man's latte / ghetto latte   Benjamin Barrett
• Poor man's latte / ghetto latte   Benjamin Barrett
• Poor man's latte / ghetto latte   Benjamin Barrett
• Intersexual/gender-neutral pronouns   Benjamin Barrett
• react = "to delete editorially"   Benjamin Barrett
• A torcherous eggcorn   Benjamin Barrett
• A torcherous eggcorn   Benjamin Barrett
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Benjamin Barrett
• Detitillating nakedness and enrobing food   Benjamin Barrett
• Detitillating nakedness and enrobing food   Benjamin Barrett
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Benjamin Barrett
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Benjamin Barrett
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Benjamin Barrett
• Comeupins   Benjamin Barrett
• Puchi Puchi   Benjamin Barrett
• Melanenglish?   Benjamin Barrett
• Melanenglish?   Benjamin Barrett
• Are you a member of the American Dialect Society?   Grant Barrett
• Merriam-Webster's Word of '07: 'W00t'   Grant Barrett
• NYT on Staten Island lingo   Grant Barrett
• NYT on Staten Island lingo   Grant Barrett
• Asterisks in sports   Grant Barrett
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Grant Barrett
• Digitizing Wright's English Dialect Dictionary   Grant Barrett
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Grant Barrett
• RHDAS on Google Books (UNCLASSIFIED)   Grant Barrett
• Green dictionaries   Grant Barrett
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Grant Barrett
• More WOTY nominations   Grant Barrett
• Another late WOTY entrant: "waterboarding"   Grant Barrett
• American Speech Table of Contents for A Quarterly of Linguistic Usage: 1 December 2007; Vol. 82, No. 4   Grant Barrett
• Check out my blog   Grant Barrett
• Check out my blog   Grant Barrett
• Slave names   David Bergdahl
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   David Bergdahl
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   David Bergdahl
• "Blawg"   David Bergdahl
• "Blawg"   David Bergdahl
• OT: lashes [Was: more lost subjunctive; protest at]   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of "Movie"   Joel S. Berson
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Joel S. Berson
• slave names [Was: "Jazz (etc.)]   Joel S. Berson
• Rastuses   Joel S. Berson
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Joel S. Berson
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Joel S. Berson
• Croque madame and [an]arthrocity   Joel S. Berson
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Joel S. Berson
• Coffee as a last name   Joel S. Berson
• Coffee as a last name   Joel S. Berson
• Coffee as a last name   Joel S. Berson
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Joel S. Berson
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Joel S. Berson
• Outside his name   Joel S. Berson
• Outside his name   Joel S. Berson
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Joel S. Berson
• Outside his name   Joel S. Berson
• More 19th Cent obscenities (UNCLASSIFIED)   Joel S. Berson
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Joel S. Berson
• baseball cursing, 1898   Joel S. Berson
• Outside his name   Joel S. Berson
• OT: Harvard esoterica   Joel S. Berson
• Verification of 1911 "Murphy's Law" Proverb Citation   Joel S. Berson
• Coffee as a last name   Joel S. Berson
• Fighting words in 1841 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Joel S. Berson
• Q: Is this 1768 "tar and feather" useful?   Joel S. Berson
• OT: Harvard esoterica   Joel S. Berson
• "Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine"   Joel S. Berson
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Joel S. Berson
• food [?] (service) words   Joel S. Berson
• Slave names   Joel S. Berson
• food [?] (service) words   Joel S. Berson
• Slave names   Joel S. Berson
• Slave names   Joel S. Berson
• "How Dictionaries Define Publicity: The Word of the Year"   Joel S. Berson
• Slave names   Joel S. Berson
• Slave names   Joel S. Berson
• Freeman's antedate of "turn a blind eye"   Joel S. Berson
• Slave names   Joel S. Berson
• A torcherous eggcorn   Joel S. Berson
• "cadger"   Joel S. Berson
• "Does it trick?"   Joel S. Berson
• Books on diner vocabulary?   Joel S. Berson
• Books on diner vocabulary?   Joel S. Berson
• Books on diner vocabulary?   Joel S. Berson
• "Does it trick?"   Joel S. Berson
• pseudo-etymology of "news"   Joel S. Berson
• Detitillating nakedness and enrobing food   Joel S. Berson
• Detitillating nakedness and enrobing food   Joel S. Berson
• Truthiness strikes again?   Joel S. Berson
• Philosophy of science is for the birds   Joel S. Berson
• AD: Sambo as a slave name   Joel S. Berson
• Truthiness strikes again?   Joel S. Berson
• Classic rare words [Was: Early ADS WOTY nominations posted]   Joel S. Berson
• tar and feathers   Joel S. Berson
• Classic rare words [Was: Early ADS WOTY nominations posted]   Joel S. Berson
• Comeupins   Joel S. Berson
• About "Hillsborough paint"; also "executive officer" and "knock [someone] up"   Joel S. Berson
• pseudo-etymology of "news"   Joel S. Berson
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Joel S. Berson
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Joel S. Berson
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Joel S. Berson
• "Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine"   Joel S. Berson
• [long] antedating: eggnog (c1774)   Joel S. Berson
• WONY (Word of NEXT Year)? Diavlog Revisited   Joel S. Berson
• WONY (Word of NEXT Year)? Diavlog Revisited   Joel S. Berson
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   Joel S. Berson
• Safire on participles and gerunds   Joel S. Berson
• Replying to a negative question   Joel S. Berson
• Slave names   Joel S. Berson
• Safire on participles and gerunds   Joel S. Berson
• [long] antedating: eggnog (c1774)   Joel S. Berson
• Non-native linguistic detachment   Joel S. Berson
• [short] eggnog, ingredients of (1800, perhaps 1799)   Joel S. Berson
• antedating: eggnog (c1774)   Joel S. Berson
• Jesse et al: Further antedating eggnog to 1735 !?   Joel S. Berson
• Pre-Colonial   Joel S. Berson
• Jesse et al: Further antedating eggnog to 1735 !?   Joel S. Berson
• Jesse et al: Further antedating eggnog to 1735 !?   Joel S. Berson
• Fred's further antedating eggnog to 1788 March   Joel S. Berson
• Fred's additional antedating "sling" to 1788 March   Joel S. Berson
• Fred's additional antedating "sling" to 1788 March   Joel S. Berson
• Pre-Colonial   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: [FL-LIST] FW: "The Linguists" world premieres at the 2008 Sundance Film Fest   Joel S. Berson
• Probably OT: pets de nonne/putain   Joel S. Berson
• Another initial "vl"   Joel S. Berson
• Sambo as a slave name -- etymology?   Joel S. Berson
• YBQ Review in American Speech   Joel S. Berson
• "Blawg"   Joel S. Berson
• likely than"   Joel S. Berson
• Two linguists who died in 2007 honored   Joel S. Berson
• "Blawg"   Joel S. Berson
• "Blawg"   Joel S. Berson
• WOTY? "Belicheat"   Joel S. Berson
• OT: Bronx   Joel S. Berson
• Melanenglish?   Joel S. Berson
• "Blawg"   Joel S. Berson
• OT: Bronx   Joel S. Berson
• Orange, forest, etc.   Joel S. Berson
• "Blawg"   Joel S. Berson
• "Give me some sugar" ... alive and well   David Bowie
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   David Bowie
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   David Bowie
• "Blawg"   David Bowie
• "Blawg"   David Bowie
• Weather for Chicago   David Bowie
• "Blawg"   David Bowie
• Eggcorn?   Philip E. Cleary
• /w/-/hw/ again   Philip E. Cleary
• Barry Popik's research on food terminology   Sam Clements
• "Change is inevitable, except from a vending machine"   Sam Clements
• hoeboy (?)   Sam Clements
• antedating: eggnog (c1774)   Sam Clements
• Barry Popik's research on food terminology   Gerald Cohen
• Query---"tap" = possum?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Query---"tap" = possum?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Slave names--(cryptic sentence at end)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• FOR COE: MURPHY'S LAW ---- More on Murphy, from Google Books   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Apology for previous e-mail (on Murphy's Law)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Books on diner vocabulary?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Books on diner vocabulary?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "Waffo" -- New slang term?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "Give me some sugar" ... alive and well   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Possibly OT: FW: "Chinese Hot Dogs" in NY Times (including digression)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• tight as a tick   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• hoeboy (?)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Ninja as a home-mortgage term   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Replying to a negative question   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Possibly OT: FW: Mystery of "Atomic Buffalo Turds" (jalape ños)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• OT: Symposium on Food in Mediterranean Cultures   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• ICE (new acronym)   Michael H Covarrubias
• A torcherous eggcorn   Michael H Covarrubias
• personel file   Michael H Covarrubias
• / nu 'man Ik /   Michael H Covarrubias
• OT: Bronx   Charles Cunningham
• Intersexual/gender-neutral pronouns   Kate Daly
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child   Kate Daly
• Replying to a negative question   David A. Daniel
• Possibly OT: FW: Mystery of "Atomic Buffalo Turd s" (jalape ños)   David A. Daniel
• Merriam-Webster's Word of '07: 'W00t'   Joanne M. Despres
• woot not in mw.com?   Joanne M. Despres
• antedating: eggnog (c1774)   Joanne M. Despres
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   David Donnell
• Brooklyn Style Pizza   David Donnell
• Brooklyn-style pizza (OT)   David Donnell
• Arkie (& Okie & Ozark/Branson) Talk   David Donnell
• Detitillating nakedness and enrobing food   David Donnell
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   David Donnell
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   David Donnell
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   David Donnell
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   David Donnell
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   David Donnell
• Wal-Marts, singular   David Donnell
• Wal-Marts, singular   David Donnell
• "Blawg"   David Donnell
• Query---"tap" = possum?   Charles Doyle
• "Rastus" < "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Charles Doyle
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Charles Doyle
• baseball cursing, 1898 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Charles Doyle
• baseball cursing, 1898   Charles Doyle
• "Rastus" < "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Charles Doyle
• "unring" etc.   Charles Doyle
• Fighting words in 1841 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Charles Doyle
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Charles Doyle
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Charles Doyle
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Charles Doyle
• successor = 'predecessor'   Charles Doyle
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Charles Doyle
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Charles Doyle
• Detitillating nakedness and enrobing food   Charles Doyle
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Charles Doyle
• Detitillating nakedness and enrobing food   Charles Doyle
• "Give me some sugar" ... alive and well   Charles Doyle
• "Give me some sugar" ... alive and well   Charles Doyle
• Quotations-of-the-year   Charles Doyle
• tight as a tick   Charles Doyle
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Charles Doyle
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   Charles Doyle
• Replying to a negative question   Charles Doyle
• Possibly OT: FW: Mystery of "Atomic Buffalo Turds" (jalape ños)   Charles Doyle
• American Speech Table of Contents for A Quarterly of Linguistic Usage: 1 December 2007; Vol. 82, No. 4   Charles Doyle
• YBQ Review in American Speech   Charles Doyle
• /w/-/hw/ again   Charles Doyle
• /w/-/hw/ again   Charles Doyle
• "Blawg"   Charles Doyle
• Fwd: Re: early instances of the word "television"   Dennis During
• Outside his name   Alice Faber
• Outside his name   Alice Faber
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Alice Faber
• ICE   Alice Faber
• The word of the year for 2007 is English?   Alice Faber
• "Blawg"   Alice Faber
• "Blawg"   Alice Faber
• OT: Bronx   Alice Faber
• WOTY 2007 Kibitzing   David Marc Fischer
• 100 Issues of Vocabula   Robert Hartwell Fiske
• to "incent"   Robert Hartwell Fiske
• to "incent"   Robert Hartwell Fiske
• Merriam-Webster's Word of '07: 'W00t'   Robert Hartwell Fiske
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Coffee as a last name   Seán Fitzpatrick
• "Does it trick?"   Seán Fitzpatrick
• A torcherous eggcorn   Seán Fitzpatrick
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Seán Fitzpatrick
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Seán Fitzpatrick
• "Does it trick?"   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Fwd: [Aaal-l] FW: BBC Radio - American histroy   Beverly Flanigan
• Check out my blog   David Gignilliat
• Check out my blog   David Gignilliat
• Shag Fund; Sex on the City   Dan Goodman
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Dan Goodman
• Brooklyn Style Pizza   Dan Goodman
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   Dan Goodman
• a late WOTY entrant: "Shopdropping"   Dan Goodman
• Origin of "Murphy's Law" Pushed Back further, to 1908   Stephen Goranson
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Stephen Goranson
• From Slashdot   Matthew Gordon
• "Blawg"   Matthew Gordon
• From Slashdot   Gordon, Matthew J.
• "Blawg"   Gordon, Matthew J.
• baseball cursing, 1898   Steve Grant
• Query---"tap" = possum?   Wilson Gray
• more lost subjunctive; protest at   Wilson Gray
• OT: lashes [Was: more lost subjunctive; protest at]   Wilson Gray
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Wilson Gray
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Wilson Gray
• "Rastus" (was: Re: [ADS-L] "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Wilson Gray
• Coffee as a last name   Wilson Gray
• Poor man's latte / ghetto latte   Wilson Gray
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Wilson Gray
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Wilson Gray
• Outside his name   Wilson Gray
• Outside his name   Wilson Gray
• "Rastus" < "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Wilson Gray
• Outside his name   Wilson Gray
• Outside his name   Wilson Gray
• "na' nud'un," etc.   Wilson Gray
• Coffee as a last name   Wilson Gray
• OT: Harvard esoterica   Wilson Gray
• Low-Slung As Body Description   Wilson Gray
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Wilson Gray
• Friggle   Wilson Gray
• Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Wilson Gray
• shit or go blind WAS Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Wilson Gray
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Wilson Gray
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Wilson Gray
• "Snots"   Wilson Gray
• Slave names   Wilson Gray
• Slave names   Wilson Gray
• Arkie (& Okie & Ozark/Branson) Talk   Wilson Gray
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Wilson Gray
• bellicist   Wilson Gray
• Slave names   Wilson Gray
• Slave names   Wilson Gray
• From Slashdot   Wilson Gray
• From Slashdot   Wilson Gray
• whoremaster/whore-master   Wilson Gray
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Wilson Gray
• Not Quite Bushonics   Wilson Gray
• "Give me some sugar."   Wilson Gray
• War on Christmas (2007)   Wilson Gray
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Wilson Gray
• tight as a tick   Wilson Gray
• AD: Sambo as a slave name   Wilson Gray
• Comeupins   Wilson Gray
• ace boon-coon   Wilson Gray
• snot   Wilson Gray
• Non-native linguistic detachment   Wilson Gray
• WOTY Candidate: Tase   Wilson Gray
• ace boon-coon   Wilson Gray
• Non-native linguistic detachment   Wilson Gray
• "cover"   Wilson Gray
• Wal-Marts, singular   Wilson Gray
• /w/-/hw/ again   Wilson Gray
• New to me   Wilson Gray
• "inferior than" - Re: New to me   Wilson Gray
• "Blawg"   Wilson Gray
• The case of the missing particle   Wilson Gray
• "Blawg"   Wilson Gray
• /w/-/hw/ again   Wilson Gray
• Melanenglish?   Wilson Gray
• Melanenglish?   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn: *light sabre* > 'light saver'   Damien Hall
• Eggcorn? - *stent* > *stint*   Damien Hall
• Eggcorn? - *stent* > *stint*   Damien Hall
• Non-native linguistic detachment   Damien Hall
• Eggcorn: 'in X's reclining years'   Damien Hall
• Eggcorn: 'in X's reclining years'   Damien Hall
• give me some sugar   Joan H. Hall
• Unsubscribe Please   Lee Handley
• Unsubscribe Please   Lee Handley
• more lost subjunctive; protest at   James Harbeck
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   James Harbeck
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   James Harbeck
• Intersexual/gender-neutral pronouns   James Harbeck
• MILF on Spirit Airlines   James Harbeck
• swang   James Harbeck
• Intersexual/gender-neutral pronouns   James Harbeck
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   James Harbeck
• Intersexual/gender-neutral pronouns   James Harbeck
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   James Harbeck
• shit or go blind WAS Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   James Harbeck
• A torcherous eggcorn   James Harbeck
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   James Harbeck
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   James Harbeck
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   James Harbeck
• walk-the-talkies   James Harbeck
• report into   James Harbeck
• Another initial "vl"   James Harbeck
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Doug Harris
• Low-Slung As Body Description   Doug Harris
• Not Quite Bushonics   Doug Harris
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Doug Harris
• OT digression in FW: "Chinese Hot Dogs" in NY Times   Doug Harris
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Doug Harris
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Doug Harris
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Doug Harris
• restaurants and refectories -- and INfectories?   Doug Harris
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   Doug Harris
• WONY (Word of NEXT Year)? Diavlog Revisited   Doug Harris
• "Blawg"   Doug Harris
• "Blawg"   Doug Harris
• false acronymy   Dave Hause
• Fwd: Re: early instances of the word "television"   Laurence Horn
• Query---"tap" = possum?   Laurence Horn
• Even Further Antedating of "Movie"   Laurence Horn
• wingman   Laurence Horn
• Antedating of "Movie"   Laurence Horn
• hot philologist explains "hot dog" origin   Laurence Horn
• hot philologist explains "hot dog" origin   Laurence Horn
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Laurence Horn
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Laurence Horn
• Brooklyn Style Pizza   Laurence Horn
• Brooklyn Style Pizza   Laurence Horn
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Laurence Horn
• baseball cursing, 1898 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Laurence Horn
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Laurence Horn
• Outside his name   Laurence Horn
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Laurence Horn
• Outside his name   Laurence Horn
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Laurence Horn
• Outside his name   Laurence Horn
• "unring" etc.   Laurence Horn
• "unring" etc.   Laurence Horn
• food (service) words   Laurence Horn
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Laurence Horn
• shit or go blind WAS Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Laurence Horn
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Laurence Horn
• food [?] (service) words   Laurence Horn
• Freeman's antedate of "turn a blind eye"   Laurence Horn
• Freeman's antedate of "turn a blind eye"   Laurence Horn
• Slave names   Laurence Horn
• Slave names   Laurence Horn
• Slave names   Laurence Horn
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Laurence Horn
• "A park"   Laurence Horn
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Laurence Horn
• Grass station, locavore and w00t: we need a better word of the year for 2007   Laurence Horn
• Books on diner vocabulary?   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: cross-post of possible interest   Laurence Horn
• vulcan   Laurence Horn
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Laurence Horn
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Laurence Horn
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Laurence Horn
• The word of the year for 2007 is English?   Laurence Horn
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Laurence Horn
• Detitillating nakedness and enrobing food   Laurence Horn
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Laurence Horn
• Quotations-of-the-year   Laurence Horn
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Laurence Horn
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Laurence Horn
• OT digression in FW: "Chinese Hot Dogs" in NY Times   Laurence Horn
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Laurence Horn
• Dialect awareness on commercial radio   Laurence Horn
• tight as a tick   Laurence Horn
• Dialect awareness on commercial radio   Laurence Horn
• tight as a tick   Laurence Horn
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Laurence Horn
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Laurence Horn
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   Laurence Horn
• Eggcorn: *light sabre* > 'light saver'   Laurence Horn
• "cover"   Laurence Horn
• WONY (Word of NEXT Year)? Diavlog Revisited   Laurence Horn
• Safire on participles and gerunds   Laurence Horn
• a late WOTY entrant: "Shopdropping"   Laurence Horn
• a late WOTY entrant: "Shopdropping"   Laurence Horn
• expire by the fire   Laurence Horn
• Non-native linguistic detachment   Laurence Horn
• Possibly OT: FW: Mystery of "Atomic Buffalo Turds" ( jalape ños )   Laurence Horn
• American Speech Table of Contents for A Quarterly of Linguistic Usage: 1 December 2007; Vol. 82, No. 4   Laurence Horn
• / nu 'man Ik /   Laurence Horn
• /w/-/hw/ again   Laurence Horn
• Wal-Marts, singular   Laurence Horn
• The case of the missing particle   Laurence Horn
• "Blawg"   Laurence Horn
• "Blawg"   Laurence Horn
• "Blawg"   Laurence Horn
• Melanenglish?   Laurence Horn
• OT: Bronx   Laurence Horn
• "Blawg"   Laurence Horn
• Orange, forest, etc.   Laurence Horn
• "Blawg"   Laurence Horn
• Orange, forest, etc.   Laurence Horn
• Antedating of "Movie"   Paul Johnston
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Paul Johnston
• Coffee as a last name   Paul Johnston
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Paul Johnston
• Coffee as a last name   Paul Johnston
• NYT on Staten Island lingo   Paul Johnston
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Paul Johnston
• /w/-/hw/ again   Paul Johnston
• /w/-/hw/ again   Paul Johnston
• "Blawg"   Paul Johnston
• "Blawg"   Paul Johnston
• "Blawg"   Paul Johnston
• Orange, forest, etc.   Paul Johnston
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Alan Knutson
• Chanukah poem   Scot LaFaive
• Merriam-Webster's Word of '07: 'W00t'   Scot LaFaive
• Merriam-Webster's Word of '07: 'W00t'   Scot LaFaive
• The Y   Scot LaFaive
• Compilation Tape   Scot LaFaive
• Compilation Tape   Scot LaFaive
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Scot LaFaive
• Chickens for Cheerios   Scot LaFaive
• Robot /ro.bit/   Scot LaFaive
• whoremaster/whore-master   Sarah Lang
• whoremaster/whore-master   Sarah Lang
• War on Christmas (2007)   Sarah Lang
• War on Christmas (2007)   Sarah Lang
• "Give me some sugar" ... alive and well   Dan Lassiter
• Holiday tree" vs. "Christmas tree"   Jonathan Lighter
• Query---"tap" = possum?   Jonathan Lighter
• more lost subjunctive; protest at   Jonathan Lighter
• to "incent"   Jonathan Lighter
• wingman   Jonathan Lighter
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• baseball cursing, 1898   Jonathan Lighter
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Jonathan Lighter
• baseball cursing, 1898   Jonathan Lighter
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Jonathan Lighter
• semantic shift: "fighter jet"   Jonathan Lighter
• ancestor = "descendant"   Jonathan Lighter
• baseball cursing, 1898   Jonathan Lighter
• baseball cursing, 1898   Jonathan Lighter
• react = "to delete editorially"   Jonathan Lighter
• Coffee as a last name   Jonathan Lighter
• beatdown = "beating"   Jonathan Lighter
• ace boon-coon   Jonathan Lighter
• Fighting words in 1841 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• "bellic"   Jonathan Lighter
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Jonathan Lighter
• bellicist   Jonathan Lighter
• bellicism   Jonathan Lighter
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Jonathan Lighter
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Jonathan Lighter
• shit or go blind WAS Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Jonathan Lighter
• shit or go blind WAS Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Jonathan Lighter
• Slave names   Jonathan Lighter
• Slave names   Jonathan Lighter
• Origin of "Murphy's Law" Pushed Back further, to 1908   Jonathan Lighter
• Origin of "Murphy's Law" Pushed Back further, to 1908   Jonathan Lighter
• "A park"   Jonathan Lighter
• upsun   Jonathan Lighter
• antedating: "raunch" (1952?)   Jonathan Lighter
• "Does it trick?"   Jonathan Lighter
• whoremaster/whore-master   Jonathan Lighter
• whoremaster/whore-master   Jonathan Lighter
• pacificist, pacificism   Jonathan Lighter
• On TV Euphemisms   Jonathan Lighter
• vulcan   Jonathan Lighter
• vulcan   Jonathan Lighter
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Jonathan Lighter
• cro'jack-eyed   Jonathan Lighter
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Jonathan Lighter
• Fwd: cross-post of possible interest   Jonathan Lighter
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Jonathan Lighter
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Jonathan Lighter
• in a position; holy crapsticks   Jonathan Lighter
• Some bawdy songs in the British Army, 1914   Jonathan Lighter
• The Y   Jonathan Lighter
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Jonathan Lighter
• A new phenomenon?   Jonathan Lighter
• limey 1906   Jonathan Lighter
• War on Christmas (2007)   Jonathan Lighter
• successor = 'predecessor'   Jonathan Lighter
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Jonathan Lighter
• misnotion   Jonathan Lighter
• in a position; holy crapsticks   Jonathan Lighter
• semantic drift: "wrought" = ?   Jonathan Lighter
• "incent" goes negative   Jonathan Lighter
• War on Christmas (2007)   Jonathan Lighter
• AD: Sambo as a slave name   Jonathan Lighter
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Jonathan Lighter
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Jonathan Lighter
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Jonathan Lighter
• the alarm rap   Jonathan Lighter
• the alarm rap   Jonathan Lighter
• Dialect awareness on commercial radio   Jonathan Lighter
• scattershot, adv.   Jonathan Lighter
• pseudo-etymology of "news"   Jonathan Lighter
• About "Hillsborough paint"; also "executive officer" and "knock [someone] up"   Jonathan Lighter
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Jonathan Lighter
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   Jonathan Lighter
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   Jonathan Lighter
• hoeboy (?)   Jonathan Lighter
• hoeboy (?)   Jonathan Lighter
• ace boon-coon   Jonathan Lighter
• snot   Jonathan Lighter
• / nu 'man Ik /   Jonathan Lighter
• FYAmusement: The Word Song   Mark Mandel
• Origin of "Murphy's Law" Pushed Back to 1911 (now OT:)   Mark Mandel
• Chanukah poem   Mark Mandel
• Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Mark Mandel
• Coffee as a last name   Mark Mandel
• Intersexual/gender-neutral pronouns   Mark Mandel
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Mark Mandel
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Mark Mandel
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Mark Mandel
• Eggcorn?   Mark Mandel
• bellicist   Mark Mandel
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Mark Mandel
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Mark Mandel
• shit or go blind WAS Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Mark Mandel
• Freeman's antedate of "turn a blind eye"   Mark Mandel
• Merriam-Webster's Word of '07: 'W00t'   Mark Mandel
• ICE (new acronym)   Mark Mandel
• false acronymy   Mark Mandel
• false acronymy   Mark Mandel
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Mark Mandel
• Apology for previous e-mail (on Murphy's Law)   Mark Mandel
• smoking room   Mark Mandel
• A torcherous eggcorn   Mark Mandel
• neologism: cyclation   Mark Mandel
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Mark Mandel
• successor = 'predecessor'   Mark Mandel
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Mark Mandel
• Detitillating nakedness and enrobing food   Mark Mandel
• "cover"   Mark Mandel
• didn't, couldn't, shouldn't (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mark Mandel
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Mark Mandel
• hoeboy (?)   Mark Mandel
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Mark Mandel
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Mark Mandel
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Mark Mandel
• WOTY Candidate: Tase   Mark Mandel
• Non-native linguistic detachment   Mark Mandel
• WOTY Candidate: Tase   Mark Mandel
• WOTY Candidate: Tase   Mark Mandel
• report into   Mark Mandel
• expire by the fire   Mark Mandel
• Another initial "vl"   Mark Mandel
• / nu 'man Ik / (now OT:)   Mark Mandel
• Another initial "vl"   Mark Mandel
• /w/-/hw/ again   Mark Mandel
• /w/-/hw/ again   Mark Mandel
• The case of the missing particle   Mark Mandel
• The case of the missing particle   Mark Mandel
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   John McChesney-Young
• Merriam-Webster's Word of '07: 'W00t'   Russ McClay
• Coffee as a last name   Rowan McMullin
• Coffee as a last name   Rowan McMullin
• Coffee as a last name   Rowan McMullin
• tight as a tick   Gregory McNamee
• Origin of "Murphy's Law" Pushed Back to 1911 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Origin of "Murphy's Law" Pushed Back to 1911 (now OT:) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Origin of "Murphy's Law" Pushed Back to 1911 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• baseball cursing, 1898 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• More 19th Cent obscenities (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Vulgar Indian names (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• early obscenities from the Law databases (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Fighting words in 1841 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Origin of "Murphy's Law" Pushed Back further, to 1908   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• More on Murphy, from Google Books   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• More on Murphy (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "Give me some sugar" ... alive and well (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• RHDAS on Google Books (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Navy/Hollywood Shower (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• didn't, couldn't, shouldn't (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• tight as a tick   Lee Murrah
• MILF on Spirit Airlines   Geoff Nathan
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Geoff Nathan
• Brooklyn-style pizza   Geoff Nathan
• "A park"   Barbara Need
• semantic drift: "wrought" = ?   Barbara Need
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Barbara Need
• Spelling and pronunciation; was Re: Comeupins   Barbara Need
• /w/-/hw/ again   Barbara Need
• /w/-/hw/ again   Barbara Need
• Weather for Chicago   Barbara Need
• Chanukah poem   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• wingman   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• Chanukah poem   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• wingman   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• Slave names   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• ICE (new acronym)   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• ICE (new acronym)   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• ICE   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• Yogi Berra's malaprops   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• slave names   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• Pre-Colonial   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Jim Parish
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Jim Parish
• Slave names   Jim Parish
• "Give me some sugar."   Jim Parish
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Jim Parish
• tight as a tick   David Parker
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Paul
• Check out my blog   Paul
• A torcherous eggcorn   Mark Peters
• A torcherous eggcorn   Mark Peters
• "Give me some sugar."   Mark Peters
• "Movie" & "Photoplay"   Barry Popik
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Barry Popik
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Barry A. Popik
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Barry A. Popik
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Barry A. Popik
• Barry Popik's research on food terminology   Barry A. Popik
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Barry A. Popik
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Dennis Preston
• swang   Dennis Preston
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Dennis Preston
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Dennis Preston
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Dennis Preston
• Arkie (& Okie & Ozark/Branson) Talk   Dennis Preston
• shit or go blind WAS Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Dennis Preston
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Dennis Preston
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Dennis Preston
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Dennis Preston
• NYT on Staten Island lingo   Dennis Preston
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Dennis Preston
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Dennis Preston
• "Give me some sugar."   Dennis Preston
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Dennis Preston
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Dennis Preston
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Dennis Preston
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Dennis Preston
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Dennis Preston
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Dennis Preston
• Christian Christmas v. Regular Christmas?   Dennis Preston
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Dennis Preston
• expire by the fire   Dennis Preston
• /w/-/hw/ again   Dennis Preston
• Another initial "vl"   Dennis Preston
• Another initial "vl"   Dennis Preston
• Another initial "vl"   Dennis Preston
• /w/-/hw/ again   Dennis Preston
• Wal-Marts, singular   Dennis Preston
• /w/-/hw/ again   Dennis Preston
• Robot /ro.bit/   Dennis Preston
• Robot /ro.bit/   Dennis Preston
• "Blawg"   Dennis Preston
• "Blawg"   Dennis Preston
• "Blawg"   Dennis Preston
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Dennis R. Preston
• Coffee as a last name   Dennis R. Preston
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Dennis R. Preston
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Dennis R. Preston
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Dennis R. Preston
• give me some sugar   Dennis R. Preston
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Dennis R. Preston
• tight as a tick   Dennis R. Preston
• tight as a tick   Dennis R. Preston
• hoeboy (?)   Dennis R. Preston
• WONY (Word of NEXT Year)? Diavlog Revisited   Dennis R. Preston
• WONY (Word of NEXT Year)? Diavlog Revisited   Dennis R. Preston
• Non-native linguistic detachment   Dennis R. Preston
• WOTY Candidate: Tase   Dennis R. Preston
• expire by the fire   Dennis R. Preston
• Safire on participles and gerunds   Dennis R. Preston
• /w/-/hw/ again   Dennis R. Preston
• Another initial "vl"   Dennis R. Preston
• /w/-/hw/ again   Dennis R. Preston
• /w/-/hw/ again   Dennis R. Preston
• Check out my blog   Dennis R. Preston
• Check out my blog   Dennis R. Preston
• "Give me some sugar" ... alive and well   Anita Puckett
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Michael Quinion
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Michael Quinion
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Susan Rosine
• "cover"   Mark Sacks
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   William Salmon
• "Give me some sugar" ... alive and well   Joseph Salmons
• "Give me some sugar" ... alive and well   Joseph Salmons
• Wal-Marts, singular   Joseph Salmons
• Origin of "Murphy's Law" Pushed Back to 1911   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Movie"   Shapiro, Fred
• Further Antedating of "Movie"   Shapiro, Fred
• And Still Further Antedating of "Movie"   Shapiro, Fred
• Even Further Antedating of "Movie"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Journalism" and "Journalistic"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Bibliography"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Librarian"   Shapiro, Fred
• Verification of 1911 "Murphy's Law" Proverb Citation   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Ice Cream"   Shapiro, Fred
• Correction of OED   Shapiro, Fred
• Origin of "Murphy's Law" Pushed Back further, to 1908   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Shapiro, Fred
• "Shermanesque" Not in OED   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Sneaker" by Firstmention   Shapiro, Fred
• Jesse et al: Further antedating eggnog to 1735 !?   Shapiro, Fred
• Jesse et al: Further antedating eggnog to 1735 !?   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Realpolitik"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Realpolitik"   Shapiro, Fred
• Still Further Antedating of "Realpolitik"   Shapiro, Fred
• YBQ Review in American Speech   Shapiro, Fred
• YBQ Review in American Speech   Shapiro, Fred
• "Blawg"   Shapiro, Fred
• "Blawg"   Shapiro, Fred
• wingman   Jesse Sheidlower
• Eggcorn: "toffee"   Jesse Sheidlower
• wingman   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Rastus" (was: Re: [ADS-L] "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Jesse Sheidlower
• baseball cursing, 1898   Jesse Sheidlower
• Nice interdating of GenX "so"   Jesse Sheidlower
• baseball cursing, 1898   Jesse Sheidlower
• Brooklyn Style Pizza   Jesse Sheidlower
• ancestor = "descendant"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Correction of OED   Jesse Sheidlower
• Books on diner vocabulary?   Jesse Sheidlower
• The Y   Jesse Sheidlower
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Jesse Sheidlower
• Compilation Tape   Jesse Sheidlower
• Antedating of "Realpolitik"   Jesse Sheidlower
• YBQ Review in American Speech   Jesse Sheidlower
• Atole / Champurrado / Salep   James Smith
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   James Smith
• food [?] (service) words   James Smith
• vulcan   James Smith
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   James Smith
• Comeupins   James Smith
• Even Further Antedating of "Movie"   George Thompson
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   George Thompson
• baseball cursing, 1898   George Thompson
• baseball cursing, 1898   George Thompson
• More 19th Cent obscenities (UNCLASSIFIED)   George Thompson
• Outside his name   George Thompson
• Fighting words in 1841   George Thompson
• Verification of 1911 "Murphy's Law" Proverb Citation   George Thompson
• pseudo-etymology of "news"   George Thompson
• pseudo-etymology of "news"   George Thompson
• the alarm rap   George Thompson
• the alarm rap   George Thompson
• pseudo-etymology of "news"   George Thompson
• restaurants and refectories   George Thompson
• reporters (much longer than I intended)   George Thompson
• restaurants and refectories -- and INfectories?   George Thompson
• hoeboy (?)   George Thompson
• hoeboy (?)   George Thompson
• "cover"   George Thompson
• DARE   George Thompson
• "bellic"   Towse
• Another late WOTY entrant: "waterboarding"   Towse
• Intersexual/gender-neutral pronouns   Chris F Waigl
• A torcherous eggcorn   Chris F Waigl
• tight as a tick   Darla Wells
• "Miss Television" in 1933 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Amy West
• Very OT: Uncle Remus frightened me as a child Re: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Amy West
• Freeman's antedate of "turn a blind eye"   Amy West
• Query---"tap" = possum?   Douglas G. Wilson
• baseball cursing, 1898   Douglas G. Wilson
• shit or go blind WAS Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))   Douglas G. Wilson
• in a poistion; holy crapsticks   Douglas G. Wilson
• "The Y" = YMCA (1910)   Douglas G. Wilson
• hoeboy (?)   Douglas G. Wilson
• hoeboy (?)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Non-native linguistic detachment   Douglas G. Wilson
• Robot /ro.bit/   Douglas G. Wilson
• wingman   Dave Wilton
• Brooklyn Style Pizza   Dave Wilton
• vulcan   Dave Wilton
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Dave Wilton
• 2008 season of Wordsmith Chat   Wordsmith.org
• Antedating of "Movie"   Benjamin Zimmer
• wingman   Benjamin Zimmer
• Antedating of "Movie"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Even Further Antedating of "Movie"   Benjamin Zimmer
• [antedating] mellerdrammer, meller   Benjamin Zimmer
• baseball cursing, 1898   Benjamin Zimmer
• hot philologist explains "hot dog" origin   Benjamin Zimmer
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Benjamin Zimmer
• Even Further Antedating of "Movie"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Poor man's latte / ghetto latte   Benjamin Zimmer
• Poor man's latte / ghetto latte   Benjamin Zimmer
• baseball cursing, 1898   Benjamin Zimmer
• Even Further Antedating of "Movie"   Benjamin Zimmer
• baseball cursing, 1898   Benjamin Zimmer
• Coffee as a last name   Benjamin Zimmer
• "nayger" [WAS: Re: Rastus (was: "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917))]   Benjamin Zimmer
• Slave names   Benjamin Zimmer
• Slave names   Benjamin Zimmer
• Slave names   Benjamin Zimmer
• eggcorn: in the rears   Benjamin Zimmer
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Benjamin Zimmer
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Benjamin Zimmer
• NYT on Staten Island lingo   Benjamin Zimmer
• The Y   Benjamin Zimmer
• give me some sugar   Benjamin Zimmer
• Quotations-of-the-year   Benjamin Zimmer
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Benjamin Zimmer
• Early ADS WOTY nominations posted   Benjamin Zimmer
• pseudo-etymology of "news"   Benjamin Zimmer
• tight as a tick   Benjamin Zimmer
• NYT: Grant Barrett's '07 buzzwords   Benjamin Zimmer
• antedating: eggnog (c1774)   Benjamin Zimmer
• WOTY Candidate: Tase   Benjamin Zimmer
• Replying to a negative question   Benjamin Zimmer
• [long] antedating: eggnog (c1774)   Benjamin Zimmer
• blogging and blugging   Benjamin Zimmer
• Jesse et al: Further antedating eggnog to 1735 !?   Benjamin Zimmer
• Fwd: [FL-LIST] FW: "The Linguists" world premieres at the 2008 Sundance Film Fest   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Blawg"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Blawg"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Wal-Marts, singular   Benjamin Zimmer
• Coffee as a last name   Tom Zurinskas
• screenager   Tom Zurinskas
• Coffee as a last name   Tom Zurinskas
• Slave names   Tom Zurinskas
• Dialects make the man/woman in UK   Tom Zurinskas
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Tom Zurinskas
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Tom Zurinskas
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Tom Zurinskas
• tight as a tick   Tom Zurinskas
• didn't, couldn't, shouldn't   Tom Zurinskas
• didn't, couldn't, shouldn't (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Comeupins   Tom Zurinskas
• expire by the fire   Tom Zurinskas
• Comeupins   Tom Zurinskas
• Another initial "vl"   Tom Zurinskas
• "Blawg"   Tom Zurinskas
• "Blawg"   Tom Zurinskas
• "Blawg"   Tom Zurinskas
• OT: Bronx   Tom Zurinskas
• to "incent"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• to "incent"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Jazz Means Happy and Loose Like" (1917)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Arnold M. Zwicky
• The Broncks', the borough of my childhood, fades away   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Arnold M. Zwicky
• eriadite   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Tortilla Soup/Aztec Soup   Arnold M. Zwicky
• ADS-L on Language Log   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Intersexual/gender-neutral pronouns   Arnold M. Zwicky
• baseball cursing, 1898 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• ancestor = "descendant"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Eggcorn?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• A torcherous eggcorn   Arnold M. Zwicky
• A torcherous eggcorn   Arnold M. Zwicky
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Arnold M. Zwicky
• A torcherous eggcorn   Arnold M. Zwicky
• A torcherous eggcorn   Arnold M. Zwicky
• false acronymy   Arnold M. Zwicky
• At last. A home for drinkers!   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Fwd: w00t   Arnold M. Zwicky
• false acronymy   Arnold M. Zwicky
• War on Christmas (2007)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• ADS-L discussion on Language Log   Arnold M. Zwicky
• A new phenomenon?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Arnold M. Zwicky
• In the December Vocabula Now Online: Them's Crying Words   Arnold M. Zwicky
• semantic drift: "wrought" = ?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Ambiguous AHD/AmE pronunciation guides   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• be that as it will   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Heard in Missouri: "but good!"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• WONY (Word of NEXT Year)? Diavlog Revisited   Arnold M. Zwicky
• more ransacking of ADS-L   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Safire on participles and gerunds   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Safire on participles and gerunds   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Safire on participles and gerunds   Arnold M. Zwicky
• American Speech Table of Contents for A Quarterly of Linguistic Usage: 1 December 2007; Vol. 82, No. 4   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "among elsewhere"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "inferior than" - Re: New to me   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "inferior than" - Re: New to me   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Blawg"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Friggle   neil
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