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Starting: Thu Feb 1 00:49:31 UTC 2007
Ending: Wed Feb 28 22:28:27 UTC 2007
Messages: 676

• FW: katzenjammer: M-W's Word of the Day   James A. Landau
• Innocent until proved guilty   James A. Landau
• Innocent until proved guilty   Baker, John
• FW they're W   Wilson Gray
• Molly Ivins quotes   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• FW they're W   Baker, John
• Innocent until proved guilty   Wilson Gray
• Molly Ivins quotes   Baker, John
• Innocent until proved guilty   Benjamin Barrett
• Molly Ivins quotes   Laurence Horn
• FW: katzenjammer: M-W's Word of the Day   sagehen
• FW they're W   Wilson Gray
• Molly Ivins quotes   Michael Israel
• Molly Ivins quotes   Sam Clements
• FW: katzenjammer: M-W's Word of the Day   Wilson Gray
• Innocent until proved guilty   Wilson Gray
• Molly Ivins quotes & "Politician will lay down your life for his country"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Molly Ivins quotes   Joel S. Berson
• Molly Ivins quotes   Benjamin Zimmer
• honcho > honcha   Amy West
• Ooops, sorry, Re: honcho > honcha   Amy West
• Molly Ivins quotes   David Bowie
• honcho > honcha   Laurence Horn
• Call for papers: MLA 2007 Lexicography Discussion Group   Martin, Katherine
• Molly Ivins quotes   Fred Shapiro
• Molly Ivins quotes   Fred Shapiro
• Molly Ivins quotes   Gerald Cohen
• Interesting turn of phrase   Wilson Gray
• coincidentally = ironically = also   Charles Doyle
• coincidentally = ironically = also   Jonathan Lighter
• coincidentally = ironically = also   Charles Doyle
• honcho > honchas   Mark A. Mandel
• coincidentally = ironically = also   Benjamin Zimmer
• honcho > honchas   Laurence Horn
• honcho > honcha   Charles Doyle
• Molly Ivins quotes   Peter Farruggio
• coincidentally = ironically = also   Charles Doyle
• honcho > honchas   Wilson Gray
• Molly Ivins quotes   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Molly Ivins quotes   Benjamin Zimmer
• coincidentally = ironically = also   Jonathan Lighter
• coincidentally = ironically = also   Jonathan Lighter
• honcho > honcha   Dennis R. Preston
• Molly Ivins quotes   Barbara Need
• coincidentally = ironically = also   Wilson Gray
• Molly Ivins quotes   Benjamin Zimmer
• Molly Ivins quotes   Paul Johnston
• coincidentally = ironically = also   Laurence Horn
• Barry in The New Haven Register   Alice Faber
• Barry in The New Haven Register   Laurence Horn
• Barry in The New Haven Register   Fred Shapiro
• Molly Ivins quotes   Wilson Gray
• Barry in The New Haven Register   Alice Faber
• Barry in The New Haven Register   Grant Barrett
• Correction of "Hoosier" First Use in OED   Fred Shapiro
• A quote from Molly   sagehen
• honcho > honchas   Joel S. Berson
• honcho > honchas   Mike Speriosu
• honcho > honchas   Laurence Horn
• honcho > honchas   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Madder than a peach orchard boar" (Molly Ivins)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Murphy's Law (1957)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• honcho > honcha   Amy West
• "Madder than a peach orchard boar" (Molly Ivins)   Jonathan Lighter
• A day late (re Cartoon Network's Boston "prank")   Joel S. Berson
• honcho > honchas   Joel S. Berson
• "Madder than a peach orchard boar" (Molly Ivins)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• peach -orchard boar   Joan H. Hall
• honcho > honchas   Michael T. Wescoat
• Confusing headline!   Barbara Need
• towing the line, extended   Barbara Need
• towing the line, extended   Dennis R. Preston
• “Lady in the parlor, cook in the kitchen, whore in the bedroom” (Jerry )   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• towing the line, extended   Laurence Horn
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Fred Shapiro
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Charles Doyle
• Can you say...?   Scot LaFaive
• Can you say...?   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Can you say...?   Benjamin Zimmer
• Can you say...?   Jonathan Lighter
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Jonathan Lighter
• coincidentally = ironically = also   James A. Landau
• coincidentally = ironically = also   Benjamin Zimmer
• coincidentally = ironically = also + "fiction"   Jonathan Lighter
• coincidentally = ironically = also + "fiction"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Douglas G. Wilson
• ADS-L Digest - 1 Feb 2007 to 2 Feb 2007 (#2007-34)   James A. Landau
• "fiction"   Jonathan Lighter
• "-istas"   Charles Doyle
• ADS-L Digest - 1 Feb 2007 to 2 Feb 2007 (#2007-34)   Laurence Horn
• Hamburger buns (1902 again)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hamburger buns (1902 again)   Jonathan Lighter
• Given names--male vs. female (#2007-34)   Charles Doyle
• NewspaperArchive & "Windy City" (1860, from La Crosse, WI?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Peach-orchard boar (1869, 1877)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Spanish Pledge of Allegiance? Oy vey, can you see, it's deja vu all over again.   Dennis Baron
• Modern Meaning of "Gory" Not in OED   Fred Shapiro
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Amy West
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Laurence Horn
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Jonathan Lighter
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Jonathan Lighter
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Laurence Horn
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Willie Nelson, 'garlic soup' of entertainers will do fundraiser"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Charles Doyle
• "Willie Nelson, 'garlic soup' of entertainers will do fundraiser"   Laurence Horn
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Charles Doyle
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Inter Faeces..." Quote   Douglas G. Wilson
• Decoding in XXI Cent   sagehen
• Decoding in XXI Cent   Chris F Waigl
• Decoding in XXI Cent   sagehen
• Friendswood, Texas, may soon give residents the right to speak to town employees in English   Dennis Baron
• to swander   Benjamin Barrett
• Queries about "Up and at 'em"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• clutch (was: Decoding in XXI Cent)   Mark A. Mandel
• clutch   Chris F Waigl
• illusive = elusive   Jonathan Lighter
• Queries about "Up and at 'em"   Jonathan Lighter
• illusive = elusive   Jonathan Lighter
• illusive = elusive   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Queries about "Up and at 'em"   Charles Doyle
• Queries about "Up and at 'em" (open quote/apostrophe)   neil
• Queries about "Up and at 'em"   Baker, John
• illusive = elusive   Laurence Horn
• clutch (was: Decoding in XXI Cent)   Tom Zurinskas
• Queries about "Up and at 'em"   Joel S. Berson
• FYI: Google to digitize 1 million Princeton books   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Joe Biden ’s Obama moment, or, I love it when you talk white to me   Dennis Baron
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Geoffrey S. Nathan
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Dennis R. Preston
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Charles Doyle
• German-English Bilingual Dictionaries   Fred Shapiro
• Modern Meaning of "Gory" Not in OED   Fred Shapiro
• Joe Bidens Obama moment, or, I love it when you talk white to me   Brenda Lester
• Loan proverbs   Charles Doyle
• Joe Bidens Obama moment...   William Salmon
• Loan proverbs   Laurence Horn
• Joe Bidens Obama moment...   Laurence Horn
• Loan proverbs   Baker, John
• Loan proverbs   JAMES H COPELAND
• Loan proverbs   Charles Doyle
• Springfield [was: Joe Bidens Obama moment...]   Joel S. Berson
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Benjamin Zimmer
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Springfield [was: Joe Bidens Obama moment...]   Laurence Horn
• "Gay" in Fort Worth, Texas (1937-1941)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Joe Bidens Obama moment...   sagehen
• Loan proverbs   Wilson Gray
• Springfield [was: Joe Bidens Obama moment...]   Joel S. Berson
• German-English Bilingual Dictionaries   Wilson Gray
• Loan proverbs   sagehen
• German-English Bilingual Dictionaries   Douglas G. Wilson
• Austintatious (Austin-tatious) (1970s?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "fact" = proposition, nonfact   Jonathan Lighter
• Austintatious (Austin-tatious) (1970s?)   Charles Doyle
• Austintatious (Austin-tatious) (1970s?)   Susan Burt
• "fact" = proposition, nonfact   Dave Wilton
• anthro(po)cene   Benjamin Zimmer
• "fact" = proposition, nonfact   Joseph Salmons
• "fact" = proposition, nonfact   Jonathan Lighter
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Amy West
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Amy West
• German-English Bilingual Dictionaries   Amy West
• "fact" = proposition, nonfact   Charles Doyle
• "phthonic," "phthonos"   Jonathan Lighter
• Austintatious (Austin-tatious) (1970s?)   Tom Zurinskas
• "fact" = proposition, nonfact   Jonathan Lighter
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Tom Zurinskas
• OT re "fact" = proposition, nonfact   Joel S. Berson
• OT re "fact" = proposition, nonfact   Laurence Horn
• "Take Me to Your Leader"   Fred Shapiro
• "Take Me to Your Leader"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Village Idiot" (1907?) and "Texas Village Idiot" (1997?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Village Idiot" (1907?) and "Texas Village Idiot" (1997?)   Fred Shapiro
• "Village Idiot" (1907?) and "Texas Village Idiot" (1997?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Village Idiot" (1907?) and "Texas Village Idiot" (1997?)   Scot LaFaive
• "Fanny" in US English   Jonathan Lighter
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "phthonic," "phthonos"   barbara hawkins
• "Fanny" in US English   Laurence Horn
• "Fanny" in US English   Douglas G. Wilson
• German-English Bilingual Dictionaries   Wilson Gray
• OT re "fact" = proposition, nonfact   Amy West
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Amy West
• "Fanny" in US English   Jonathan Lighter
• "Fanny" in US English   Jonathan Lighter
• "Fanny" in US English   Charles Doyle
• OT re "fact" = proposition, nonfact   Jonathan Lighter
• "Take Me to Your Leader"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Cool malapropism/eggcorn   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Take Me to Your Leader"   Joel S. Berson
• "Take Me to Your Leader"   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Take Me to Your Leader"   Fred Shapiro
• "Take Me to Your Leader"   Joel S. Berson
• Village's missing idiot   Charles Doyle
• French the most legal language, say the French   Dennis Baron
• Village's missing idiot   Scot LaFaive
• Village's missing idiot   Kevin Birge
• Village's missing idiot   Jonathan Lighter
• Village's missing idiot   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Fanny" in US English   Laurence Horn
• French the most legal language, say the French   Joel S. Berson
• Further Antedating of "Free World"   Fred Shapiro
• OT: Attempting to save a high-school French program   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Sometimes Islands (Lake Travis, Texas + Kodiak Island, Alaska)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Another Antedating of "Unemployment"   Fred Shapiro
• Another Antedating of "Industrial Revolution"   Fred Shapiro
• "Fanny" in US English   Douglas G. Wilson
• Antedating of "Vegetarianism"   Fred Shapiro
• "Fanny" in US English   Laurence Horn
• "Fanny" in US English (1922)   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Fanny" in US English (1922)   Joel S. Berson
• "Fanny" in US English   Wilson Gray
• "Fanny" in US English   Douglas G. Wilson
• Is NewspaperArchive Down?; French Fried Onion Rings   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Antedating of "Muscular Christianity"   Fred Shapiro
• Is NewspaperArchive Down?; French Fried Onion Rings   Sam Clements
• "Fanny" in US English   Jonathan Lighter
• Prostitots in Newsweek   Benjamin Zimmer
• "we do not see the world as it is..."   Fred Shapiro
• /hw-/ > /w-/   Charles Doyle
• TV word queries   Mark Peters
• "Fanny" in US English   Douglas G. Wilson
• British "geezer" = American "gangster"?   Joel S. Berson
• /hw-/ > /w-/   Michael H Covarrubias
• TV word queries   Wilson Gray
• anthro(po)cene   Wilson Gray
• TV word queries   Sam Clements
• anthro(po)cene   Benjamin Zimmer
• Good looking out   Benjamin Zimmer
• “The sun has riz, the sun has se t, and here we is in Texas yet” (1933)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• British "geezer" = American "gangster"?   Jonathon Green
• Antedating of "Snail Mail"   Fred Shapiro
• New Yorker Review of Yale Book of Quotations   Fred Shapiro
• British "geezer" = American "gangster"?   Benjamin Zimmer
• /hw-/ > /w-/   Tom Zurinskas
• /hw-/ > /w-/   Bethany K. Dumas
• "Fanny" in US English   Lynne Murphy
• New Yorker Review of Yale Book of Quotations   Jesse Sheidlower
• British "geezer" = American "gangster"?   Lynne Murphy
• Fwd: "The sun has riz, the sun has set, and here we is in Texas yet" (1933)   Laurence Horn
• French the most legal language, say the French   FRITZ JUENGLING
• /hw-/ > /w-/   Laurence Horn
• "Take Me to Your Leader"   Mark A. Mandel
• "Take Me to Your Leader"   Mark A. Mandel
• New Yorker   James A. Landau
• "show ankle" query   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• OT: Attempting to save a high-school French program   FRITZ JUENGLING
• Good looking out   Wilson Gray
• New Yorker   Alice Faber
• AAP Award   Fred Shapiro
• "show ankle" query   Douglas G. Wilson
• AAP Award   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Not so much" and Mad About You (1992-1999)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "show ankle" query   sagehen
• "Nipples to the wind" & "Put on your big-girl panties and deal with it"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• British "geezer" = American "gangster"?   Joel S. Berson
• British "geezer" = American "gangster"?   Joel S. Berson
• British "geezer" = American "gangster"?   Jonathon Green
• "Fanny" in US English   Joel S. Berson
• "wrench through . . ."   Charles Doyle
• "econo-mist"   Joel S. Berson
• diamond geezers   Jonathon Green
• diamond geezers   Joel S. Berson
• OT: Attempting to save a high-school French program   Amy West
• "show ankle" query   Amy West
• "Fanny" in US English   Laurence Horn
• diamond geezers   Jonathon Green
• Eggcorn?   Wilson Gray
• "Nipples to the wind" & "Put on your big-girl panties and deal with it"   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn?   Laurence Horn
• "Nipples to the wind" & "Put on your big-girl panties anddeal with it"   FRITZ JUENGLING
• "Nipples to the wind" & "Put on your big-girl panties anddeal with it"   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn?   Joel S. Berson
• "show ankle" query   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Jasm vs. Jism   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Nipples to the wind" & "Put on your big-girl panties and deal with it"   Margaret Lee
• "show ankle" query   Amy West
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Amy West
• civilian   David Bergdahl
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Arnold M. Zwicky
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Hillary Brown
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Wells Darla L
• civilian   Arnold M. Zwicky
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Arnold M. Zwicky
• civilian   Mircea Sauciuc
• civilian   Michael Quinion
• civilian   Baker, John
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Mark Peters
• Loan proverbs   Mark A. Mandel
• "The sun has riz, the sun has set, and here we is in Texas yet" (1933)   Mark A. Mandel
• "The sun has riz, the sun has set, and here we is in Texas yet" (1933)   Laurence Horn
• "The sun has riz, the sun has set, and here we is in Texas yet" (1933)   Charles Doyle
• Loan proverbs   Charles Doyle
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Wilson Gray
• "Nipples to the wind" & "Put on your big-girl panties and deal with it"   Wilson Gray
• "The sun has riz, the sun has set, and here we is in Texas yet" (1933)   Laurence Horn
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Sam Clements
• "The sun has riz, the sun has set, and here we is in Texas yet" (1933)   Charles Doyle
• "Better to Die on Your Feet"   Fred Shapiro
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Kevin Birge
• "Red Velvet Cake" (1959) revisited   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Antedating of "Been There, Done That"   Fred Shapiro
• civilian   Chris F Waigl
• Loan proverbs   Chris F Waigl
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Sam Clements
• civilian   Jim Parish
• New Yorker   James A. Landau
• civilian   Chris F Waigl
• New Yorker   Benjamin Zimmer
• New Yorker   Alice Faber
• New Yorker   Sam Clements
• New Yorker   Laurence Horn
• Loan proverbs   Laurence Horn
• New Yorker   Fred Shapiro
• "Orgiasm": another candidate ancestor of "jasm"/"jism"   Douglas G. Wilson
• New Yorker   sagehen
• civilian   Wilson Gray
• Loan proverbs   Wilson Gray
• Civilian again   Geoff Nathan
• Loan proverbs ("Che sera sera")   Charles Doyle
• 19th-century "y'all" again   Benjamin Zimmer
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Mark A. Mandel
• 19th-century "y'all" again   Benjamin Zimmer
• Antedating of "Been There, Done That"   Charles Doyle
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Alice Faber
• Eggcorn?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Eggcorn?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Joel S. Berson
• Wheel and deal   Scot LaFaive
• geezer   Lynne Murphy
• Wheel and deal   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Wheel and deal   Douglas G. Wilson
• cool   James A. Landau
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Lynne Murphy
• cool   Benjamin Zimmer
• hoo-ha as euphemism   Charles Doyle
• New Yorker   Joanne M. Despres
• Barchelle   Benjamin Zimmer
• in the war against English, we won't be undersold   Dennis Baron
• OT: dual staircases and ankle-showing   Amy West
• Harvard Lampoon & Google Books project   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Harvard Lampoon & Google Books project   Joel S. Berson
• Harvard Lampoon & Google Books project   Benjamin Zimmer
• Harvard Lampoon & Google Books project   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Out of office reply   Stefan Dollinger
• Wheel and deal   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn?   Wilson Gray
• fame-iness   Benjamin Zimmer
• fame-iness   Michael Quinion
• "Heavens to Murgatroyd"   Fred Shapiro
• Wheel and deal   Fred Shapiro
• "Heavens to Murgatroyd"   Stephen Goranson
• Eggcorn?   Laurence Horn
• History of the verb "ankle"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Heavens to Murgatroyd"   Wilson Gray
• Wheel and deal   Wilson Gray
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (was Eggcorn?)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Oyez! Oyez!   RonButters at AOL.COM
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   Judith Marie
• on the alphabetical principle   Tom Zurinskas
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   Rowan McMullin
• OT: RE: Re: Wheel and deal   Baker, John
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   Dennis R. Preston
• on the alphabetical principle   Benjamin Barrett
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (was Eggcorn?)   Laurence Horn
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (was Eggcorn?)   Wilson Gray
• "Stallion": minor correction of Spears   Wilson Gray
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   Charles Doyle
• "Stallion": minor correction of Spears   Scot LaFaive
• Loan proverbs ("Che sera sera")   Wilson Gray
• Blipster (black hipster)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Stallion": minor correction of Spears   Wilson Gray
• Blipster (black hipster)   Wilson Gray
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   Baker, John
• left, left, left etc.   carole crompton
• "Stallion": minor correction of Spears   Scot LaFaive
• "Stallion": minor correction of Spears   AOK
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   sagehen
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   Rowyn McDonald
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   Wilson Gray
• "Stallion": minor correction of Spears   Wilson Gray
• "Poontang" redux   Wilson Gray
• (Adj) City   Cole Paulson
• (Adj) City   Dennis R. Preston
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (was Eggcorn?)   Charles Doyle
• (Adj) City   Arnold M. Zwicky
• FW: a word/   hpst at earthlink.net
• (Adj) City   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• (Adj) City   Jesse Sheidlower
• FW: a word/   Laurence Horn
• FW: a word/   Benjamin Barrett
• (Adj) City   Arnold M. Zwicky
• (Adj) City   Arnold M. Zwicky
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (was Eggcorn?)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• (Adj) City   Jesse Sheidlower
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (was Eggcorn?)   Alice Faber
• FW: a word/   Orion Montoya
• FW: a word/   Laurence Horn
• FW: a word/   Charles Doyle
• FW: a word/   sagehen
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   Brenda Lester
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   James A. Landau
• FW: a word/   Orion Montoya
• wheel and deal   James A. Landau
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (was Eggcorn?)   sagehen
• wheel and deal   Baker, John
• FW: a word/   Laurence Horn
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (was Eggcorn?)   Paul Johnston
• left, left, left my wife etc.   Geoff Nathan
• Fwd: Winnipeg Free Press article: Portmanteaux   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: another one, but...   Laurence Horn
• re left, left, left my wife etc.   Seán Fitzpatrick
• re midnight writing, Appalachia.   Judith Marie
• re midnight writing, Appalachia.   Dennis R. Preston
• yet another   Bethany K. Dumas
• yet another   Arnold M. Zwicky
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (was Eggcorn?)   Wilson Gray
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Leslie Savan
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Benjamin Zimmer
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Alice Faber
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Dave Wilton
• village idiot   dwhause at jobe.net
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (yes it is!)   Seán Fitzpatrick
• syntactic blend? or what?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "Creek don't rise" (1958?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Creek don't rise" (1958?)   Sam Clements
• "Creek don't rise" (1958?)   Sam Clements
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Charles Doyle
• "creek don't rise"   Stephen Goranson
• "Creeks don't rise" (1901, 1908)   Douglas G. Wilson
• "creek don't rise"   Charles Doyle
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   David Bergdahl
• (Adj) City   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Charles Doyle
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Arnold M. Zwicky
• BURR-Y is not 'non-standard' (was Eggcorn?)   Ed Keer
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Alice Faber
• hippies   FRITZ JUENGLING
• OT: Capt. Billopp & Staten Island   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Creeks don't rise" (1901, 1908)   Wilson Gray
• "viable" = possibly true; conceivable   Jonathan Lighter
• hippies   Wilson Gray
• "viable" = possibly true; conceivable   Charles Doyle
• (Adj) City   Wilson Gray
• "Judge" show   Wilson Gray
• syntactic blend? or what?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "Judge" show   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Significance of "G"----was: Re: "Creeks don't rise" (1901, 1908)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• hippies   Paul Johnson
• Help Needed Please   Jamie Landers
• Help Needed Please   Baker, John
• Help Needed Please   Elfi Thudt
• A triviality   Wilson Gray
• hippies   Wilson Gray
• Help Needed Please   Jamie Landers
• "Creeks don't rise" (1901, 1908)   Laurence Horn
• celebrity candidate   Dennis Baron
• Village Idiot   James A. Landau
• Help Needed Please   Benjamin Barrett
• The return of the mononym   Laurence Horn
• Help Needed Please   Tom Zurinskas
• Help Needed Please   Baker, John
• Help Needed Please   Elfi Thudt
• "the brunt of so many jokes"   Charles Doyle
• The return of the mononym   Charles Doyle
• "the brunt of so many jokes"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "the brunt of so many jokes"   Baker, John
• celebrity candidate   Charles Doyle
• Help Needed Please   Sallie Lemons
• "the brunt of so many jokes"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• celebrity candidate   Dave Wilton
• "the brunt of so many jokes"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Help Needed Please   Lynne Murphy
• hippies   FRITZ JUENGLING
• celebrity candidate   Grant Barrett
• The return of the mononym   Laurence Horn
• A triviality   Mark A. Mandel
• "the brunt of so many jokes"   Laurence Horn
• Fw: English Lesson   Jonathan Lighter
• hippies   Towse
• hippies   Geoffrey Nunberg
• hippies   Sally Donlon
• hippies   Wilson Gray
• Team Fill-in the blank   Amy West
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Amy West
• Fw: English Lesson   Wilson Gray
• A triviality   Wilson Gray
• The return of the mononym   Wilson Gray
• The return of the mononym   Charles Doyle
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Wilson Gray
• A triviality   Brenda Lester
• Help Needed Please   Brenda Lester
• Help Needed Please   Brenda Lester
• Catch and kill ... adjectives?   Joel S. Berson
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Dennis Baron
• The return of the mononym   barbara hawkins
• contractions (was "creek don't rise")   Seán Fitzpatrick
• "... I shined her on ..."   Wilson Gray
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Laurence Horn
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Joel S. Berson
• The return of the mononym   Wilson Gray
• The return of the mononym   Wilson Gray
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Wilson Gray
• Boy, Hidy (Boy, Howdy) (1918--WWI slang?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• The return of the mononym   barbara hawkins
• hippies   Douglas G. Wilson
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Joel S. Berson
• Boy, Hidy (Boy, Howdy) (1918--WWI slang?)   Jonathan Lighter
• hippies   Jonathan Lighter
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Dave Wilton
• hippies   Laurence Horn
• consonant-level (B-list, C-list, etc.)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Fw: English Lesson   Robert Fitzke
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   sagehen
• Boy, Hidy (Boy, Howdy) (1918--WWI slang?)   Wilson Gray
• "If you're not brown, you're not down"; News 8 Austin's Web Sightings   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Intonation Project   Erin Davidson
• “The only people who put ketchup o n hot dogs are mental patients and Texans ”   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "The Horse You Rode In On"   Fred Shapiro
• "The Horse You Rode In On"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Antedating of "Shiver Me Timbers"   Fred Shapiro
• "funkin'"   Jonathan Lighter
• "funkin'"   Scot LaFaive
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Judith Marie
• twitch athlete   RonButters at AOL.COM
• twitch athlete   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "The Horse You Rode In On"   Scot LaFaive
• twitch athlete   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• twitch athlete   Gordon, Matthew J.
• twitch athlete   RonButters at AOL.COM
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Joel S. Berson
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Jonathan Lighter
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Arnold M. Zwicky
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Bethany K. Dumas
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Tom Zurinskas
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Joel S. Berson
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Laurence Horn
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Bethany K. Dumas
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
•       Re: [ADS-L] It take s more than a language to unify a nation   RonButters at AOL.COM
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Dennis Baron
• "The Horse You Rode In On"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "special" = (of occurrences, gestures, etc.) emotionally or sentimentally moving; tenderly affecting.   Jonathan Lighter
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Dave Wilton
• "Beclown" (two 2-21-07 articles)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   James A. Landau
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Chris F Waigl
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Joel S. Berson
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Dennis Baron
• liberated   James A. Landau
• liberated   Laurence Horn
• liberated   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Libber"   Fred Shapiro
• Village Idiot   Dave Hause
• Doughnut Hole (or, when will William Safire retire?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• NY Times: "In Bid to Ban Racial Slur, Blacks Are on Both Sides"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Paul Johnston
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Benjamin Barrett
• Doughnut Hole (or, when will William Safire retire?)   Fred Shapiro
• Search for source of quote: "Always tell the truth..."   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Laurence Horn
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Lynne Murphy
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Dennis Baron
• "special" = (of occurrences, gestures, etc.) emotionally or sentimentally moving; tenderly affecting.   Charles Doyle
• Liquid Rain   Barbara Need
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Further note on "gizmo" and one on "God box"   Jonathan Lighter
• You can save this endangered language for only pennies a day; or you could let it die.   Dennis Baron
• need address   Bethany K. Dumas
• "The Horse You Rode In On"   Mark A. Mandel
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "Sufficive to say"   Rowan McMullin
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Susan Burt
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Benjamin Barrett
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Dave Wilton
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Joel S. Berson
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Salikoko S. Mufwene
• Search for source of quote: "Always tell the truth..."   Towse
• "... and the horse you rode in on."   Ron 'Hollywood' Parro
• Search for source of quote: "Always tell the truth..."   Stephen Goranson
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Joel S. Berson
• Team Fill-in-the-Blank   Wilson Gray
• NY Times: "In Bid to Ban Racial Slur, Blacks Are on Both Sides"   Wilson Gray
• Liquid Rain   Wilson Gray
• Liquid Rain   Matthew Gordon
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   David Bowie
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Alice Faber
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Mark A. Mandel
• Guys named "Buzz"   Jonathan Lighter
• Guys named "Buzz"   Jim Parish
• "The Horse You Rode In On"   Jonathan Lighter
• Liquid Rain   Jonathan Lighter
• Liquid Rain   Jonathan Lighter
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Jonathan Lighter
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Joel S. Berson
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Fred Shapiro
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Alice Faber
• Liquid Rain   Joel S. Berson
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Jonathan Lighter
• Guys named "Buzz"   Jonathan Lighter
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Joel S. Berson
• Guys named "Buzz"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "The Horse You Rode In On"   Scot LaFaive
• Guys named "Buzz"   Jonathan Lighter
• "funkin'"   Jonathan Lighter
• Guys named "Buzz"   Wilson Gray
• Liquid Rain   Wilson Gray
• "funkin'"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Guys named "Buzz"   Jonathan Lighter
• Liquid Rain   Jonathan Lighter
• "funkin'"   Jonathan Lighter
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Wilson Gray
• "grieve"   Charles Doyle
• "curving ambition"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Stefan Dollinger
• "grieve"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "valorial" = evaluative   Jonathan Lighter
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Jonathan Lighter
• "grieve"   Jonathan Lighter
• destinator redux; destinatee indux   Jonathan Lighter
• destinator...   Jonathan Lighter
• unfortunately located adverb   Arnold M. Zwicky
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   James A. Landau
• recutting/eggcorn "aside note"   Gordon, Matthew J.
• recutting/eggcorn "aside note"   Benjamin Zimmer
• habeas without corpus   James A. Landau
• destinator redux; destinatee indux   Joel S. Berson
• "Good-Samaritan discount"   Wilson Gray
• Guys named "Buzz"   Wilson Gray
• "valorial" = evaluative   Wilson Gray
• "grieve"   Wilson Gray
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   David Bergdahl
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Michael Quinion
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Chris F Waigl
• destinator redux; destinatee indux   Jonathan Lighter
• destinator redux; destinatee indux   Charles Doyle
• habeas without corpus   Charles Doyle
• habeas without corpus   Joel S. Berson
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   David Bowie
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Dave Wilton
• destinator redux; destinatee indux   Jonathan Lighter
• "The Horse You Rode In On"   Mark A. Mandel
• Help Needed Please   Amy West
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Stefan Dollinger
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Lynne Murphy
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Joel S. Berson
• Guys named "Buzz"   Amy West
• It takes more than a language to unify a nation   Benjamin Barrett
• Help Needed Please   Jamie Landers
• OT: Terror at University of Missouri-Rolla   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Guys named "Buzz"   Jonathan Lighter
• OT: Terror at University of Missouri-Rolla   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• recutting/eggcorn "aside note"   Matthew Gordon
• Help Needed Please   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Help Needed Please   Brenda Lester
• Help Needed Please   Tom Zurinskas
• Help Needed Please   Brenda Lester
• Help Needed Please   Brenda Lester
• Help Needed Please   Brenda Lester
• Help Needed Please   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Help Needed Please   Jonathan Lighter
• Antedating of "Americanist"   Fred Shapiro
• Munchausen   James A. Landau
• "Small things done with great love" (Mother Teresa)(1990?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Help Needed Please   Lynne Murphy
• Munchausen   Chris F Waigl
• Munchausen   Baker, John
• would have been = "was"   Jonathan Lighter
• would have been = "was"   Laurence Horn
• Esquimaux in NYCity; was Munchausen   George Thompson

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