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Ending: Tue Jul 31 23:56:14 UTC 2007
Messages: 819

• O.T. personal info (UNCLASSIFIED); NY Times "On Language" column stinks   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Palm Beach=cheese sandwich (1942); Waco=Dr. Pepper (1938)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Star-Spangled Flag (1806)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Star-Spangled Flag (1806)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• ADS website "site error"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• FYI: 101st birthday of "hot dog" celebrated in Hagerstown, MD July 5th   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• ADS website "site error"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Red hot dogs (red dogs/red franks/red snappers) from Maine   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Weiner or Hamburger Schnitzel (1868)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bogie's "hot dog" quote; More on the "red snapper" hot dog from Maine   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Weiner and hamburger schnitzel" (1868); Bogie "hot dog" quote   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Vitamin G (grease); Chicken Fried Bacon   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Texas Toast (1957); Swinging a dead cat in Austin, Texas   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hamberger steak (1889); Life of Reilly (1896?), Life of Riley (1911)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• NewspaperArchive; O.T.: Mystery identity of Austin's "Goddess of Liberty"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• NAACP Plans Funeral for 'N-Word'   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• NewsBank content problems (again)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "When you have to kill a man, it costs nothing to be polite"--Winston Churchill   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Nachos (1954; 1940, by Ignacio Amaya/Anaya?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Bronx Cocktail (1905); Ice Cream Cone (1905); OT: NYC vs. Texas   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• O.T.: "Official Home of the Hamburger" & "In God We Trust"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Texas digitized newspapers; Jewish newspapers (Kyke-1914, Bagels & Lox-1937)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Imminent Domain (for "eminent domain")   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "This pudding has no theme" (Winston Churchill?)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Make-under?   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Hamburger Steak ("Hamburgers") and NYC's Beefsteak John (1887) (long article)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• More on "Beefsteak John" (1895) (Sunny side up; in the dark)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "This big apple we call the world" (1920, from Kansas)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Windy City (1856 for Green Bay, WI)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• German Peanut Butter (March 1897)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Texecution/Texecuted (Re: words starting with "ex")   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "What goes around, comes around" (1962 by Paul Crump)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• FYI: Sporting Life digitization (early 2008)   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• WYSIWYG in "Rescue Dawn"   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Cave Kiss; Cave Bacon; Stalactites hold tight to the ceiling, stalagmites might   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• "Ho" & "Bitch" to be banned in NYC?   Bapopik at AOL.COM
• Link to NY City Council "Bitch & Ho" Resolution   Bapopik at AOL.COM
•       [ADS-L] tampered by the knowledge   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "until" vs "before" or "to" (UNCLASSIFIED)   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• words starting with "ex"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• multiplicity   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• words starting with "ex"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• words starting with "ex"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Antedatings in The Yale Book of Quotations - 39: Silent Majority   Baker, John
• Antedatings in The Yale Book of Quotations - 39: Silent Majority   Baker, John
• Ghost-Written Famous Quotations   Baker, John
• Bop in Mad Comics 1954   Baker, John
• Other Slang in Mad Comics   Baker, John
• non-head nominals and number agreement   Baker, John
• Cave Kiss; Cave Bacon; Stalactites hold tight to the ceiling, stalagmites might   Baker, John
• New words in MW11   Barnhart
• From Slashdot   Barnhart
• From Slashdot -- a bit off topic   Barnhart
• From Slashdot -- a bit off topic   Barnhart
• Web of Language: What to name the baby? Forget grandma, hire a consultant   Dennis Baron
• Monolingualism: the native language of intolerance?   Dennis Baron
• Psst, buddy, wanna save a buck? Stop speaking English   Dennis Baron
• Opposable   Benjamin Barrett
• Heard on a "Scrubs" rerun:   Benjamin Barrett
• BrE: Marriage inclusive of CUs   Benjamin Barrett
• NPR's "native" = (partly?) ancestral   Benjamin Barrett
• Actors' names in Japan   Benjamin Barrett
• ADS website "site error"   Grant Barrett
• Safire   Grant Barrett
• Fwd: Safire   Grant Barrett
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Grant Barrett
• ADS Site Move Today   Grant Barrett
• noodling and other methods of fishing   Grant Barrett
• query: "sweet porbell"   Grant Barrett
• Weiner or Hamburger Schnitzel (1868)   David Bergdahl
• grex/ krex/ krechtz   David Bergdahl
• E.O.Wilson, Etymologist   Joel S. Berson
• "jake" = fireman   Joel S. Berson
• "Birds and the Bees"   Joel S. Berson
• weedeat   Joel S. Berson
• Gufier?   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: "three pairs of Baulkes costing 12, 16 and 18 guineas each"   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: Bayle in the New York Times   Joel S. Berson
• dry lightning   Joel S. Berson
• Customs House terms, colonial America   Joel S. Berson
• Bigamy with three wives   Joel S. Berson
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Joel S. Berson
• Customs House terms, colonial America   Joel S. Berson
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Joel S. Berson
• intentional   Joel S. Berson
• Historians with linguistic awareness   Joel S. Berson
• Antedatings in The Yale Book of Quotations - 39: Silent Majority   Joel S. Berson
• ESPNews's "cautionary" = cautious   Joel S. Berson
• Actors' names in Japan   Joel S. Berson
• Slight antedating of "crew(hair)cut" (1935)   Joel S. Berson
• Movie anachronisms: gold-digger [Was: WYSIWYG]   Joel S. Berson
• merry/marry/mary in Merry Olde England   Joel S. Berson
• For words ending in "t".   David Borowitz
• words starting with "ex"   David Borowitz
• According to an ad on Comedy Central:   David Bowie
• chard   David Bowie
• chard   David Bowie
• Beginner's linguistics text recommendation?   David Bowie
• "This pudding has no theme"   David Bowie
• [hw-] v. [w]   David Bowie
• premack (verb)   Evan Bradley
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Evan Bradley
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   James Callan
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Jamie Carpenter
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Jamie Carpenter
• Gufier?   Philip E. Cleary
• Google Book search-1961-"a sheet nine yards long"   Sam Clements
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Sam Clements
• Weiner or Hamburger Schnitzel (1868)   Sam Clements
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Sam Clements
• Hamberger steak (1889); Life of Reilly (1896?), Life of Riley (1911)   Sam Clements
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Sam Clements
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Sam Clements
• From Slashdot -- a bit off topic   Sam Clements
• Antedating of "...by the (balls) throat. Their hearts and minds will follow.(1967)   Sam Clements
• Slight antedating of "crew(hair)cut" (1935)   Sam Clements
• Slight antedating of "crew(hair)cut" (1935)   Sam Clements
• Antedating of chump(1934)   Sam Clements
• Antedating of chump(1934)   Sam Clements
• New "dog pile" thread(1926)   Sam Clements
• Antedating of chump(1934)   Sam Clements
• FW: eighty-six or 86; short-order cookery language   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• etymological = "semantic"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• billy-go-fister   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Commendatory cursing   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• slum   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• 1912 'big apple' seems to mean 'very important person'   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "Big Apple" prostitution etymology   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• non-head nominals and number agreement   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Interpreting 1912 and 1920 "big apple"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• query: "sweet porbell"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• tampered by the knowledge   Michael H Covarrubias
• words starting with "ex"   Michael H Covarrubias
• Ghost-Written Famous Quotations   David A. Daniel
• Bigamy with three wives   David A. Daniel
• Bayle in the New York Times   David A. Daniel
• submerged underwater   David A. Daniel
• From Slashdot   David A. Daniel
• From Slashdot   David A. Daniel
• Cave Kiss; Cave Bacon; Stalactites hold tight to the ceiling, stalagmites might   David A. Daniel
• [hw-] v. [w]   David A. Daniel
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   David A. Daniel
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Leslie Decker
• Google Book search-1961-"a sheet nine yards long"   Charles Doyle
• "Birds and the Bees"   Charles Doyle
• weedeat   Charles Doyle
• "Birds and the Bees"   Charles Doyle
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Charles Doyle
• weedeat   Charles Doyle
• A Grade Apart   Charles Doyle
• veracity   Charles Doyle
• veracity   Charles Doyle
• etymological = "semantic"   Charles Doyle
• etymological = "semantic"   Charles Doyle
• grade on the curve   Charles Doyle
• dry lightning   Charles Doyle
• chard   Charles Doyle
• chard   Charles Doyle
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Charles Doyle
• Web of Language: What to name the baby? Forget grandma, hire a consultant   Charles Doyle
• intentional   Charles Doyle
• crapper 1910...and more   Charles Doyle
• intentional   Charles Doyle
• intentional   Charles Doyle
• intentional   Charles Doyle
• "This pudding has no theme"   Charles Doyle
• "This pudding has no theme" (Winston Churchill?)   Charles Doyle
• "This pudding has no theme"   Charles Doyle
• Ghost poop, husband-in-law, and other "family words"   Charles Doyle
• bypass   Charles Doyle
• multiplicity   Charles Doyle
• multiplicity   Charles Doyle
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Charles Doyle
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Charles Doyle
• weedeat   Bradley A. Esparza
• From Slashdot   Bradley A. Esparza
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Bradley A. Esparza
• Gender and Dolls (was Re: Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?)   Bradley A. Esparza
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Alice Faber
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Alice Faber
• Submariner (Namor) was Re: SUB   David Marc Fischer
• ginormous   Robert Hartwell Fiske
• E.O.Wilson, Etymologist   Beverly Flanigan
• E.O.Wilson, Etymologist   Beverly Flanigan
• semantic drift: "office/ power"   Beverly Flanigan
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Beverly Flanigan
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Beverly Flanigan
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Beverly Flanigan
• "Don't shit where you eat" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Beverly Flanigan
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Beverly Flanigan
• Faustian Illeism (or Bob Dolean Illeism)   Beverly Flanigan
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Beverly Flanigan
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Beverly Flanigan
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Beverly Flanigan
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Beverly Flanigan
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Beverly Flanigan
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Beverly Flanigan
• "so Auxn't NP"   Beverly Flanigan
• From Slashdot   Beverly Flanigan
• From Slashdot   Beverly Flanigan
• From Slashdot   Beverly Flanigan
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Beverly Flanigan
• "until" vs "before" or "to" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Beverly Flanigan
• till   Beverly Flanigan
• From Slashdot   Beverly Flanigan
• till   Beverly Flanigan
• false negatives   Beverly Flanigan
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Beverly Flanigan
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Beverly Flanigan
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Beverly Flanigan
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Beverly Flanigan
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Paul Frank
• "the entire nine yards" 1969?   Stephen Goranson
• "Generals are always fighting the last war"   Stephen Goranson
• "rave" in Variety or earlier?   Stephen Goranson
• slum   Stephen Goranson
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Stephen Goranson
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Stephen Goranson
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Stephen Goranson
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Stephen Goranson
• "lies, damned lies, and statistics" 1856??   Stephen Goranson
• "This pudding has no theme" (Winston Churchill?)   Stephen Goranson
• R: "lies, damned lies, and statistics" 1856??   Stephen Goranson
• tampered by the knowledge   Stephen Goranson
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Stephen Goranson
• Google Books; Congressional Quarterly   Stephen Goranson
• premack (verb)   Stephen Goranson
• premack (verb)   Stephen Goranson
• query: "sweet porbell"   Stephen Goranson
• question, Fred Re: [ADS-L] "What goes around, comes around" (1962 by Paul Crump)   Stephen Goranson
• query: "sweet porbell"   Stephen Goranson
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Stephen Goranson
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Stephen Goranson
• "deck chairs on the Titanic"   Stephen Goranson
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Matthew Gordon
• According to an ad on Comedy Central:   Wilson Gray
• Palm Beach=cheese sandwich (1942); Waco=Dr. Pepper (1938)   Wilson Gray
• Ghost-Written Famous Quotations   Wilson Gray
• Heard on a "Scrubs" rerun:   Wilson Gray
• Heard on a "Scrubs" rerun:   Wilson Gray
• weedeat   Wilson Gray
• Heard on a "Scrubs" rerun:   Wilson Gray
• Heard on VH1   Wilson Gray
• A tip of the slung   Wilson Gray
• Weiner or Hamburger Schnitzel (1868)   Wilson Gray
• A Grade Apart   Wilson Gray
• Weiner or Hamburger Schnitzel (1868)   Wilson Gray
• A Grade Apart   Wilson Gray
• Weiner or Hamburger Schnitzel (1868)   Wilson Gray
• slum   Wilson Gray
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Wilson Gray
• dry lightning   Wilson Gray
• The rich & super-rich   Wilson Gray
• Bayle in the New York Times   Wilson Gray
• slum   Wilson Gray
• Weiner or Hamburger Schnitzel (1868)   Wilson Gray
• dry lightning (P.S.)   Wilson Gray
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Wilson Gray
• Bayle in the New York Times   Wilson Gray
• NAACP Plans Funeral for 'N-Word'   Wilson Gray
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Wilson Gray
• Customs House terms, colonial America   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Wilson Gray
• "rave" in Variety or earlier? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• NAACP Plans Funeral for 'N-Word'   Wilson Gray
• "rave" in Variety or earlier? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Wilson Gray
• HDAS rides again!   Wilson Gray
• chard   Wilson Gray
• "shout-out" as reanalysis   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Wilson Gray
• Nachos (1954; 1940, by Ignacio Amaya/Anaya?)   Wilson Gray
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• Nachos (1954; 1940, by Ignacio Amaya/Anaya?)   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Wilson Gray
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• SUB   Wilson Gray
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Wilson Gray
• slum   Wilson Gray
• OT, but perhaps of interest   Wilson Gray
• Nachos (1954; 1940, by Ignacio Amaya/Anaya?)   Wilson Gray
• "shout-out" as reanalysis   Wilson Gray
• Roger (Wilco/and out)   Wilson Gray
• SUB   Wilson Gray
• "Vitamin M"   Wilson Gray
• SUB   Wilson Gray
• "Getting Everleighed"   Wilson Gray
• Submariner (Namor) was Re: SUB   Wilson Gray
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Wilson Gray
• FWI   Wilson Gray
• crapper 1910...and more   Wilson Gray
• crapper 1910...and more   Wilson Gray
• Ghost poop, husband-in-law, and other "family words"   Wilson Gray
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Wilson Gray
• crapper 1910...and more   Wilson Gray
• From Slashdot   Wilson Gray
• Ghost poop, husband-in-law, and other "family words"   Wilson Gray
• "stark" = insane   Wilson Gray
• From Slashdot   Wilson Gray
• "so Auxn't NP" (was: Re: "until" vs "before" or "to")   Wilson Gray
• From Slashdot   Wilson Gray
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Wilson Gray
• "until" vs "before" or "to" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• From Slashdot   Wilson Gray
• From Slashdot   Wilson Gray
• From Slashdot   Wilson Gray
• From Slashdot   Wilson Gray
• Actors' names in Japan   Wilson Gray
• till   Wilson Gray
• homophonic slurs   Wilson Gray
• DC-area "joning"   Wilson Gray
• DC-area "joning"   Wilson Gray
• Judge Greg   Wilson Gray
• till   Wilson Gray
• "What goes around, comes around" (1962 by Paul Crump)   Wilson Gray
• till (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• "What goes around, comes around" (1962 by Paul Crump)   Wilson Gray
• multiplicity   Wilson Gray
• [hw-] v. [w]   Wilson Gray
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Wilson Gray
• multiplicity   Wilson Gray
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Wilson Gray
• [hw-] v. [w]   Wilson Gray
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Wilson Gray
• [hw-] v. [w]   Wilson Gray
• till   Joan H. Hall
• so don't I   Joan H. Hall
• false negatives   Joan H. Hall
• According to an ad on Comedy Central:   James Harbeck
• According to an ad on Comedy Central:   James Harbeck
• "Don't shit where you eat"   James Harbeck
• Vitamin G (grease); Chicken Fried Bacon   James Harbeck
• grade on the curve   James Harbeck
• The rich & super-rich   James Harbeck
• The rich & super-rich   James Harbeck
• chard   James Harbeck
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   James Harbeck
• Beginner's linguistics text recommendation?   James Harbeck
• NPR's "native" = (partly?) ancestral   James Harbeck
• From Slashdot   James Harbeck
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   James Harbeck
• "until" vs "before" or "to" (UNCLASSIFIED)   James Harbeck
• From Slashdot   James Harbeck
• Other Slang in Mad Comics   James Harbeck
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   James Harbeck
• multiplicity   James Harbeck
• multiplicity   James Harbeck
• A Grade Apart   Doug Harris
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Doug Harris
• grade on the curve   Doug Harris
• Of Possible Interest   Doug Harris
• The rich & super-rich   Doug Harris
• The rich & super-rich   Doug Harris
• Bigamy with three wives   Doug Harris
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Doug Harris
• chard   Doug Harris
• SUB   Doug Harris
• Ghost poop, husband-in-law, and other "family words"   Doug Harris
• Vitamin G (grease); Chicken Fried Bacon (UNCLASSIFIED)   Dave Hause
• Fwd: "three pairs of Baulkes costing 12, 16 and 18 guineas each"   Dave Hause
• Beginner's linguistics text recommendation?   Dave Hause
• SUB   Dave Hause
• commendatory cursing, plus F-word frequency, ca1913.   Dave Hause
• FW: eighty-six or 86; short-order cookery language   Laurence Horn
• Weiner or Hamburger Schnitzel (1868)   Laurence Horn
• A Grade Apart   Laurence Horn
• Weiner or Hamburger Schnitzel (1868)   Laurence Horn
• etymological = "semantic"   Laurence Horn
• Palm Beach=cheese sandwich (1942); Waco=Dr. Pepper (1938)   Laurence Horn
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Laurence Horn
• dry lightning   Laurence Horn
• dry lightning (P.S.)   Laurence Horn
• Safire   Laurence Horn
• most unnecessary blend of the week   Laurence Horn
• Bigamy with three wives   Laurence Horn
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Laurence Horn
• "Vitamin M"   Laurence Horn
• chard   Laurence Horn
• BrE: Marriage inclusive of CUs   Laurence Horn
• ginormous   Laurence Horn
• chard   Laurence Horn
• Nachos (1954; 1940, by Ignacio Amaya/Anaya?)   Laurence Horn
• "the whole nine yards" 1942 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• ginormous   Laurence Horn
• chard   Laurence Horn
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• Nachos (1954; 1940, by Ignacio Amaya/Anaya?)   Laurence Horn
• albatross (was Re: submariner)   Laurence Horn
• albatross (was Re: submariner)   Laurence Horn
• intentional   Laurence Horn
• intentional   Laurence Horn
• intentional   Laurence Horn
• Speech of NYC   Laurence Horn
• two relatively useful, relatively recent items for your lexical toolkit   Laurence Horn
• "This pudding has no theme" (Winston Churchill?)   Laurence Horn
• "This pudding has no theme" (Winston Churchill?)   Laurence Horn
• crapper 1910...and more   Laurence Horn
• "stark" = insane   Laurence Horn
• "This pudding has no theme"   Laurence Horn
• "This pudding has no theme"   Laurence Horn
• Ghost poop, husband-in-law, and other "family words"   Laurence Horn
• Ghost poop, husband-in-law, and other "family words"   Laurence Horn
• Proof of pudding or other   Laurence Horn
• "so Auxn't NP" (was: Re: "until" vs "before" or "to")   Laurence Horn
• "so Auxn't NP"   Laurence Horn
• From Slashdot   Laurence Horn
• From Slashdot   Laurence Horn
• "so Auxn't NP"   Laurence Horn
• Windy City (1856 for Green Bay, WI)   Laurence Horn
• till   Laurence Horn
• homophonic slurs   Laurence Horn
• A valedictory f.w.i.w.   Laurence Horn
• A valedictory f.w.i.w.   Laurence Horn
• "so Auxn't NP" (was: Re: "until" vs "before" or "to")   Laurence Horn
• Slight antedating of "crew(hair)cut" (1935)   Laurence Horn
• false negatives   Laurence Horn
• "so" as predicate modifier   Laurence Horn
• non-head nominals and number agreement   Laurence Horn
• non-head nominals and number agreement   Laurence Horn
• query: "sweet porbell"   Laurence Horn
• query: "sweet porbell"   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: solution to "sweet porbell" puzzle accepted   Laurence Horn
• WYSIWYG in "Rescue Dawn"   Laurence Horn
• [hw-] v. [w]   Laurence Horn
• Dodging a narrow bullet   Laurence Horn
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Laurence Horn
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Laurence Horn
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Laurence Horn
• Sure don't   Laurence Horn
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Laurence Horn
• Gender and Dolls (was Re: Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?)   Laurence Horn
• ginormous   Michael Israel
• weedeat   Paul Johnson
• words starting with "ex"   Paul Johnston
• merry/marry/mary in Merry Olde England   Paul Johnston
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Paul Johnston
• Sun (does|doesn't|don't|gotta|can't|will) shine on (a|every|the same)( ol')? dog's ass (all|every|some)( the | )?(day|time)   Philip (Flip) Kromer
• Slightly OT: ESL Help   Patti Kurtz
• Heard on VH1   Scot LaFaive
• etymological = "semantic"   Scot LaFaive
• billy-go-fister   Scot LaFaive
• billy-go-fister   Scot LaFaive
• Safire   Scot LaFaive
• Antiseptically fluorescent   Scot LaFaive
• ginormous   Scot LaFaive
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Scot LaFaive
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Scot LaFaive
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Scot LaFaive
• SUB   Scot LaFaive
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Scot LaFaive
• SUB   Scot LaFaive
• till   Scot LaFaive
• till   Scot LaFaive
• words starting with "ex"   Scot LaFaive
• Judge Greg   Scot LaFaive
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Scot LaFaive
• [hw-] v. [w]   Scot LaFaive
• [hw-] v. [w]   Scot LaFaive
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Scot LaFaive
• Sure don't   Scot LaFaive
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Scot LaFaive
• [hw-] v. [w]   Scot LaFaive
• [hw-] v. [w]   Scot LaFaive
• weedeat   Sarah Lang
• Heard on VH1   Sarah Lang
• Heard on a "Scrubs" rerun:   Margaret Lee
• till   Bill Lemay
• Kwotable kwote   Jonathan Lighter
• FW: eighty-six or 86; short-order cookery language   Jonathan Lighter
• "Generals are always fighting the last war"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Birds and the Bees"   Jonathan Lighter
• buzzword = "sinister euphemism or code word"?   Jonathan Lighter
• A Grade Apart   Jonathan Lighter
• Vitamin G (grease); Chicken Fried Bacon   Jonathan Lighter
• A Grade Apart   Jonathan Lighter
• grade on the curve   Jonathan Lighter
• veracity   Jonathan Lighter
• etymological = "semantic"   Jonathan Lighter
• Vitamin G (grease); Chicken Fried Bacon (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• grade on the curve   Jonathan Lighter
• slum   Jonathan Lighter
• mud-jeweller   Jonathan Lighter
• billy-go-fister   Jonathan Lighter
• batter, v. = "to run riot, as on a spree"   Jonathan Lighter
• Hamberger steak (1889); Life of Reilly (1896?), Life of Riley (1911)   Jonathan Lighter
• queer, n. (1896)   Jonathan Lighter
• exacerbate = "exaggerate"   Jonathan Lighter
• "you guys" (ca1912)   Jonathan Lighter
• more "vitamins"   Jonathan Lighter
• exacerbate = "exaggerate"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Jonathan Lighter
• Commendatory cursing   Jonathan Lighter
• Safire   Jonathan Lighter
• dry lightning   Jonathan Lighter
• dry lightning   Jonathan Lighter
• dry lightning   Jonathan Lighter
• dry lightning   Jonathan Lighter
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Jonathan Lighter
• "rave" in Variety or earlier? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• slum   Jonathan Lighter
• dry lightning   Jonathan Lighter
• Bigamy with three wives   Jonathan Lighter
• NAACP Plans Funeral for 'N-Word'   Jonathan Lighter
• "rave" in Variety or earlier? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• grex/ krex/ krechtz   Jonathan Lighter
• heard on Joey Reynolds   Jonathan Lighter
• HDAS rides again!   Jonathan Lighter
• "Vitamin M"   Jonathan Lighter
• "the whole nine yards" 1942 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• ginormous   Jonathan Lighter
• Faustian Illeism (or Bob Dolean Illeism)   Jonathan Lighter
• slum   Jonathan Lighter
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Jonathan Lighter
• SUB   Jonathan Lighter
• SUB   Jonathan Lighter
• "Getting Everleighed"   Jonathan Lighter
• "lies, damned lies, and statistics" 1856??   Jonathan Lighter
• NPR's "native" = (partly?) ancestral   Jonathan Lighter
• crapper 1910...and more   Jonathan Lighter
• crapper 1910...and more   Jonathan Lighter
• intentional   Jonathan Lighter
• Big F-word Breakthrough...   Jonathan Lighter
• For "quarter" is it ~kworter or ~korter.   Jonathan Lighter
• For "quarter" is it ~kworter or ~korter. (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• Faustian Illeism   Jonathan Lighter
• crapper 1910...and more   Jonathan Lighter
• "real life" 1930   Jonathan Lighter
• "stark" = insane   Jonathan Lighter
• commendatory cursing, plus F-word frequency, ca1913.   Jonathan Lighter
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Jonathan Lighter
• crapper 1910...and more   Jonathan Lighter
• A valedictory f.w.i.w.   Jonathan Lighter
• monetize = "use to make a profit"   Jonathan Lighter
• too digging   Jonathan Lighter
• "Never play cards with a guy named Doc...."   Jonathan Lighter
• "Never play cards with a guy named Doc...."   Jonathan Lighter
• "What goes around, comes around" (1962 by Paul Crump)   Jonathan Lighter
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Jonathan Lighter
• "Ho" & "Bitch" to be banned in NYC?   Jonathan Lighter
• "deck chairs on the Titanic"   Jonathan Lighter
• Gender and Dolls (was Re: Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?)   Jonathan Lighter
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Jonathan Lighter
• [hw-] v. [w]   Jonathan Lighter
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Jonathan Lighter
• Gender and Dolls (was Re: Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?)   Jonathan Lighter
• Palm Beach=cheese sandwich (1942); Waco=Dr. Pepper (1938)   Mark Mandel
• Palm Beach=cheese sandwich (1942); Waco=Dr. Pepper (1938)   Mark Mandel
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Mark Mandel
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Mark Mandel
• HDAS rides again!   Mark Mandel
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Mark Mandel
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Mark Mandel
• chard   Mark Mandel
• SUB   Mark Mandel
• Imminent Domain (for "eminent domain")   Mark Mandel
• blitheless   Mark Mandel
• Big F-word Breakthrough...   Mark Mandel
• commendatory cursing, plus F-word frequency, ca1913.   Mark Mandel
• "so Auxn't NP" (was: Re: "until" vs "before" or "to")   Mark Mandel
• A valedictory f.w.i.w.   Mark Mandel
• A valedictory f.w.i.w.   Mark Mandel
• La Compagnie des Wagons-Lits   Mark Mandel
• bowser: mobile water dispenser   Mark Mandel
• multiplicity   Mark Mandel
• Dodging a narrow bullet   Mark Mandel
• 392 idioms/names to synopsize   Jonathan Marquardt
• till   Bill Le May
• Gufier?   John McChesney-Young
• Imagineering (1942)   Russ McClay
• [Fwd: RE: Emergency Communications]   Erin McKean
• Sure don't   Montgomery Michael
• Vitamin G (grease); Chicken Fried Bacon (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "rave" in Variety or earlier? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "the whole nine yards" 1942 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "Don't shit where you eat" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "the whole nine yards" 1942 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• For "quarter" is it ~kworter or ~korter. (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "until" vs "before" or "to" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• noodling and other methods of fishing (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• till   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• till (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• question, Fred Re: [ADS-L] "What goes around, comes around" (1962 by Paul Crump) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• FYI: Sporting Life digitization (early 2008) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "Never play cards with a guy named Doc...." (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "This pudding has no theme" (Winston Churchill?)   Lynne Murphy
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Lynne Murphy
• weedeat   Your Name
• Mea culpa   Your Name
• Dry lightening and NPR   Your Name
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Barbara Need
• semantic drift: "office/ power"   Geoffrey Nunberg
• exacerbate = "exaggerate"   Jim Parish
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Jim Parish
• "lies, damned lies, and statistics" 1856??   Jim Parish
• "stark" = insane   Jim Parish
• From Slashdot   Jim Parish
• DC-area "joning"   Jim Parish
• "Don't shit where you eat"   Dennis Preston
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   Dennis Preston
• MMLA affiliation review at Iowa   Dennis Preston
• SUB   Dennis Preston
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Dennis Preston
• From Slashdot   Dennis Preston
• commendatory cursing, plus F-word frequency, ca1913.   Dennis Preston
• [hw-] v. [w]   Dennis Preston
• [hw-] v. [w]   Dennis Preston
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Dennis R. Preston
• [hw-] v. [w]   Dennis R. Preston
• "Birds and the Bees"   Jeff Prucher
• "so" as predicate modifier   Greg Pulliam
• "This pudding has no theme" (Winston Churchill?)   Michael Quinion
• "This pudding has no theme"   Michael Quinion
• bowser: mobile water dispenser   Michael Quinion
• MMLA affiliation review at Iowa   Kathryn Remlinger
• "the whole nine yards" 1942 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Clai Rice
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Susan Rosine
• Palm Beach=cheese sandwich (1942); Waco=Dr. Pepper (1938)   Marc Sacks
• "so Auxn't NP"   Marc Sacks
• query: "sweet porbell"   Marc Sacks
• multiplicity   Marc Sacks
• Dodging a narrow bullet   Marc Sacks
• multiplicity   Marc Sacks
• tampered by the knowledge   William Salmon
• words starting with "ex"   Mircea Sauciuc
• words starting with "ex"   Mircea Sauciuc
• "Birds and the Bees"   Fred Shapiro
• "Generals are always fighting the last war"   Fred Shapiro
• E.O.Wilson, Etymologist   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Cross-Examination"   Fred Shapiro
• "Murphy's Law" Article   Fred Shapiro
• Ghost-Written Famous Quotations   Fred Shapiro
• "Channel Storm; Continent Isolated" (1931 & 1932)   Fred Shapiro
• Slight antedating of "crew(hair)cut" (1935)   Fred Shapiro
• Slight antedating of "crew(hair)cut" (1935)   Fred Shapiro
• "Rule of thumb" (1685)   Fred Shapiro
• "Rule of thumb" (1685)   Fred Shapiro
• Google Books; Congressional Quarterly   Fred Shapiro
• "What goes around, comes around" (1962 by Paul Crump)   Fred Shapiro
• question, Fred Re: [ADS-L] "What goes around, comes around" (1962 by Paul Crump)   Fred Shapiro
• "Never play cards with a guy named Doc...."   Fred Shapiro
• Antedating of "Standard of Living"   Fred Shapiro
• WYSIWYG in "Rescue Dawn"   Fred Shapiro
• "rave" in Variety or earlier?   Jesse Sheidlower
• "rave" in Variety or earlier? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jesse Sheidlower
• Big F-word Breakthrough...   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Rule of thumb" (1685)   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Rule of thumb" (1685)   Jesse Sheidlower
• Movie anachronisms: gold-digger [Was: WYSIWYG]   Jesse Sheidlower
• dry lightning   James Smith
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   James Smith
• Web of Language: What to name the baby? Forget grandma, hire a consultant   James Smith
• [hw-] v. [w]   James Smith
• weedeat   John M. Spartz
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• "Channel Storm; Continent Isolated" (1931 & 1932)   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• "Rule of thumb" (1685)   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• Speech of NYC   George Thompson
• beanery = cheap restaurant   George Thompson
• barker   George Thompson
• too digging   George Thompson
• grade on the curve   Laurence Urdang
• Safire   Laurence Urdang
• Bigamy with three wives   Laurence Urdang
• heard on Joey Reynolds   Laurence Urdang
• Roger (Wilco/and out)   Laurence Urdang
• words starting with "ex"   Laurence Urdang
• words starting with "ex"   Laurence Urdang
• till   Laurence Urdang
• La Compagnie des Wagons-Lits   Laurence Urdang
• words starting with "ex"   Laurence Urdang
• words starting with "ex"   Laurence Urdang
• words starting with "ex"   Laurence Urdang
• SUB   Robert Wachal
• Weiner or Hamburger Schnitzel (1868)   Chris F Waigl
• Bayle in the New York Times   Chris F Waigl
• "stark" = insane   Chris F Waigl
• "stark" = insane   Chris F Waigl
• bowser: mobile water dispenser   Chris F Waigl
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Chris F Waigl
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Chris F Waigl
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Darla Wells
• words starting with "ex"   Amy West
• "Rule of thumb" (1685)   Amy West
• words starting with "ex"   Amy West
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Amy West
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Amy West
• Google Book search-1961-"a sheet nine yards long"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Heard on a "Scrubs" rerun:   Douglas G. Wilson
• slum   Douglas G. Wilson
• dry lightning   Douglas G. Wilson
• Fwd: "three pairs of Baulkes costing 12, 16 and 18 guineas each"   Douglas G. Wilson
• slum   Douglas G. Wilson
• grex/ krex/ krechtz   Douglas G. Wilson
• "the whole nine yards" 1942 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Douglas G. Wilson
• slum   Douglas G. Wilson
• SUB   Douglas G. Wilson
• albatross (was Re: submariner)   Douglas G. Wilson
• crapper 1910...and more   Douglas G. Wilson
• Actors' names in Japan   Douglas G. Wilson
• Slight antedating of "crew(hair)cut" (1935)   Douglas G. Wilson
• too digging   Douglas G. Wilson
• query: "sweet porbell"   Douglas G. Wilson
• jpeg version of diary page   Douglas G. Wilson
• FW: eighty-six or 86; short-order cookery language   Dave Wilton
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Dave Wilton
• "the whole nine yards" 1942   Dave Wilton
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Dave Wilton
• E.O.Wilson, Etymologist   Benjamin Zimmer
• FW: eighty-six or 86; short-order cookery language   Benjamin Zimmer
• Star-Spangled Flag (1806)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Birds and the Bees"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "jake" = fireman   Benjamin Zimmer
• weedeat   Benjamin Zimmer
• etymological = "semantic"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Hamberger steak (1889); Life of Reilly (1896?), Life of Riley (1911)   Benjamin Zimmer
• New words in MW11   Benjamin Zimmer
• "shout-out" as reanalysis   Benjamin Zimmer
• "shout-out" as reanalysis   Benjamin Zimmer
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Benjamin Zimmer
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Benjamin Zimmer
• econo = thrifty, efficient, parsimonious   Benjamin Zimmer
• Ghost poop, husband-in-law, and other "family words"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Ghost poop, husband-in-law, and other "family words"   Benjamin Zimmer
• DC-area "joning"   Benjamin Zimmer
• sticktuitiveness   Benjamin Zimmer
• sticktuitiveness   Benjamin Zimmer
• "so" as predicate modifier   Benjamin Zimmer
• premack (verb)   Benjamin Zimmer
• FYI: Sporting Life digitization (early 2008) (UNCLASSIFIED)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Antedating of chump(1934)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Antedating of chump(1934)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Movie anachronisms: gold-digger [Was: WYSIWYG]   Benjamin Zimmer
• [hw-] v. [w]   Benjamin Zimmer
• Dodging a narrow bullet   Benjamin Zimmer
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Benjamin Zimmer
• For words ending in "t".   Tom Zurinskas
• How is the ending "ous" really spoken?   Tom Zurinskas
• word endings "tion, sion, cion"   Tom Zurinskas
• dry lightning   Tom Zurinskas
• ginormous   Tom Zurinskas
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• For "quarter" is it ~kworter or ~korter.   Tom Zurinskas
• words starting with "ex"   Tom Zurinskas
• words starting with "ex"   Tom Zurinskas
• words starting with "ex"   Tom Zurinskas
• words starting with "ex"   Tom Zurinskas
• words starting with "ex"   Tom Zurinskas
• words starting with "ex"   Tom Zurinskas
• words starting with "ex"   Tom Zurinskas
• words starting with "ex"   Tom Zurinskas
• dry lightning   Arnold M. Zwicky
• chard   Arnold M. Zwicky
• chard   Arnold M. Zwicky
• chard   Arnold M. Zwicky
• submerged underwater   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "stark" = insane   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• From Slashdot   Arnold M. Zwicky
• tampered by the knowledge   Arnold M. Zwicky
• homophonic slurs   Arnold M. Zwicky
• tampered by the knowledge   Arnold M. Zwicky
• tampered by the knowledge   Arnold M. Zwicky
• homophonic slurs   Arnold M. Zwicky
• homophonic slurs   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "of" on Language Log   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• non-head nominals and number agreement   Arnold M. Zwicky
• non-head nominals and number agreement   Arnold M. Zwicky
• ADS-L on Language Log   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Dodging a narrow bullet   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Lego vs. Legos: Americanism? Regionalism?   Arnold M. Zwicky
• eggcorn: "profound" (profane) words   Arnold M. Zwicky
• R: "lies, damned lies, and statistics" 1856??   amorelli
• Frankenbiting   davemarc
• A valedictory f.w.i.w.   thomas paikeday
• E.O.Wilson, Etymologist   sagehen
• "Don't shit where you eat"   sagehen
• A Grade Apart   sagehen
• veracity   sagehen
• etymological = "semantic"   sagehen
• billy-go-fister   sagehen
• dry lightning   sagehen
• The rich & super-rich   sagehen
• The rich & super-rich   sagehen
• The rich & super-rich   sagehen
• Heard on Judge Joe Brown:   sagehen
• grex/ krex/ krechtz   sagehen
• chard   sagehen
• ginormous   sagehen
• imminent/eminent confusion   sagehen
• ginormous (UNCLASSIFIED)   sagehen
• Web of Language: What to name the baby? Forget grandma, hire a consultant   sagehen
• intentional   sagehen
• intentional   sagehen
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   sagehen
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   sagehen
• "until" vs "before" or "to"   sagehen
• crapper 1910...and more   sagehen
• Proof of pudding or other   sagehen
• Proof of pudding or other   sagehen
• From Slashdot   sagehen
• From Slashdot   sagehen
• From Slashdot   sagehen
• non-head nominals and number agreement   sagehen
• non-head nominals and number agreement   sagehen
• [hw-] v. [w]   sagehen

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