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•       Re: [ADS-L] LSSU Ba nished Words list, 2008   RonButters at AOL.COM
• decimating DECIMATE   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Allan Metcalf interview at Thinkmap Visual Thesaurus   RonButters at AOL.COM
• DECIMATE (one more time)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• DECIMATE (one more time)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Evidence for DECIMATE   ('one in ten')   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Arnold's sabbatical   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Contemporary examples of DECIMATE used in prescriptivist sense   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Long Pole in the Tent   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Decimate: the real meaning   RonButters at AOL.COM
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• A language kept alive on life support, literally   RonButters at AOL.COM
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• puns (e.g., WHICH vs. WITCH et al.)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• isoglosses for hw/w   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] Tribute to Barry Popik for his research on food t erminology (UNCLASSIFIED)   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] "to bol dly go"   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] "to bol dly go"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Tribute to Barry Popik   RonButters at AOL.COM
• to boldly go where no linguist should   RonButters at AOL.COM
• narrators (was "to boldly go")   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] Pronounci ng drug names (w. note for Wilson)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Contemporary examples of DECIMATE used in prescriptivist sense   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Don't let's   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Don't let's   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• The meaning of "ungrammatical"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Mine's   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Mine's (again)   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• A language kept alive on life support, literally   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• A language kept alive on life support, literally   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• puns (e.g., WHICH vs. WITCH et al.)   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• isoglosses for hw/w   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Prescriptive Linguists   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Tribute to Barry Popik for his research on food terminology (UNCLASSIFIED)   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• to boldly go"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Gray and Cohen on "Crips"   Michael Adams
• Gray and Cohen on "Crips"   Michael Adams
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Baker, John
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Baker, John
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Baker, John
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Baker, John
• FW: blends? eggcorns?   Baker, John
• 2007 WOTY is "subprime"   Baker, John
• 2007 WOTY is "subprime"   Baker, John
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Baker, John
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Baker, John
• Evidence for DECIMATE   ('one in t en')   Baker, John
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Baker, John
• hexakosi...oh, forget it   Baker, John
• Laws and Sausage   Baker, John
• Procedural criteria   Baker, John
• Don't let's   Baker, John
• Pickett on "MarketPlace"   Barnhart
• spread-option offense   Barnhart
• WOTY Aussie Style   Barnhart
• semantic drift: "platoon" and blundiferous   Barnhart
• punning   Barnhart
• Non-Muslims can't say "Allah" in Malaysia   Dennis Baron
• Yo! A new gender-neutral pronoun from, of all places, Baltimore   Dennis Baron
• Estonia to crown world's most beautiful language   Dennis Baron
• A language kept alive on life support, literally   Dennis Baron
• wol template   Dennis Baron
• Is the internet killing literacy, or pumping new life into it?   Dennis Baron
• Definition of parkhouse   Benjamin Barrett
• Definition of parkhouse   Benjamin Barrett
• Definition of parkhouse   Benjamin Barrett
• Definition of parkhouse   Benjamin Barrett
• "hot corn"   Benjamin Barrett
• de-served desserts   Benjamin Barrett
• OT Evidence for DECIMATE ( 'one in ten')   Benjamin Barrett
• Laws and Sausage   Benjamin Barrett
• fact = "idea; notion"   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Must needs   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• Don't let's   Benjamin Barrett
• When "a" means one or more - patentese   Benjamin Barrett
• A language kept alive on life support, literally   Benjamin Barrett
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Benjamin Barrett
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Benjamin Barrett
• deceptively simple   Benjamin Barrett
• deceptively simple   Benjamin Barrett
• isoglosses for hw/w   Benjamin Barrett
• AmSp article about a new gender-neutral pronoun is getting some play   Grant Barrett
• Allan Metcalf interview at Thinkmap Visual Thesaurus   Grant Barrett
• WOTY coverage in the Philadelphia Inquirer   Grant Barrett
• SECOL abstract deadline Jan. 7   Grant Barrett
• WOTY nominations posted   Grant Barrett
• 2007 WOTY is "subprime"   Grant Barrett
• Dictionary POS   Grant Barrett
• Don't let's   Grant Barrett
• Behated   Grant Barrett
• to "expense"   David Bergdahl
• Jagwire   David Bergdahl
• expensing, WSJ   David Bergdahl
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   David Bergdahl
• To 'droll on (and on)'   David Bergdahl
• Definition of parkhouse   Joel S. Berson
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Joel S. Berson
• A few newspaper databases   Joel S. Berson
• rake over the coals   Joel S. Berson
• "hot corn"   Joel S. Berson
• "hot corn"   Joel S. Berson
• de-served "hot corn"   Joel S. Berson
• "hot corn"   Joel S. Berson
• de-served desserts   Joel S. Berson
• hackleschmackle   Joel S. Berson
• left & right in politics   Joel S. Berson
• hot corn/powder   Joel S. Berson
• long pole in the tent   Joel S. Berson
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Joel S. Berson
• Evidence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Joel S. Berson
• Contemporary examples of DECIMATE used in prescriptivist sense   Joel S. Berson
• Evidence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Joel S. Berson
• long pole in the tent   Joel S. Berson
• Ev idence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Joel S. Berson
• OT Evidence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Joel S. Berson
• OT woodchucks   Joel S. Berson
• OT Evidence for DECIMATE ( 'one in ten')   Joel S. Berson
• OT Evidence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Joel S. Berson
• Contemporary example of DECIMATE   Joel S. Berson
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Joel S. Berson
• psitta ... Oh, I remember now   Joel S. Berson
• "intelligence office", 1768   Joel S. Berson
• Don't let's   Joel S. Berson
• Don't let's   Joel S. Berson
• Credit to Barry Popik (UNCLASSIFIED)   Joel S. Berson
• Don't let's   Joel S. Berson
• Shank's mare   Joel S. Berson
• twoth   Joel S. Berson
• twoth   Joel S. Berson
• Shank's mare   Joel S. Berson
• "a dark and stormy night"   Joel S. Berson
• "merkin" 1682 [not the wig; not "Amerkin"]   Joel S. Berson
• Loaferism, gutterhorn, soaplock, shortboy: 1851 American politics   Joel S. Berson
• A language kept alive on life support, literally   Joel S. Berson
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Joel S. Berson
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Joel S. Berson
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Joel S. Berson
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Joel S. Berson
• The origin of the etymology of "news" from the four compass points?   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "oil the dog's wig"?   Joel S. Berson
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Joel S. Berson
• Welsh "hur"?   Joel S. Berson
• "tarriwag", 1784   Joel S. Berson
• "seragg" in 1784?   Joel S. Berson
• A "bit" in 1784?   Joel S. Berson
• "tarriwag", 1784   Joel S. Berson
• "seragg" in 1784?   Joel S. Berson
• Welsh "hur"?   Joel S. Berson
• Third person neutral pronoun!   Joel S. Berson
• "hur": the new 3rd (and 2nd) person neutral pronoun!   Joel S. Berson
• "hur": the new 3rd (and 2nd) person neutral pronoun!   Joel S. Berson
• "tarriwag", 1784   Joel S. Berson
• An early (so to speak) and unmistakable "cock" = penis   Joel S. Berson
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Joel S. Berson
• Apology [was: Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"]   Joel S. Berson
• An early (so to speak) and unmistakable "cock" = penis   Joel S. Berson
• Early taboo, subclass sexual, words   Joel S. Berson
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Joel S. Berson
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Joel S. Berson
• Early taboo, subclass sexual, words   Joel S. Berson
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Joel S. Berson
• "Big Apple" antedating   Joel S. Berson
• "Big Apple" antedating   Joel S. Berson
• Use of Gaelic by Irish immigrants to the U.S., early 19th century?   Joel S. Berson
• semantic drift: "platoon" and blundiferous   Joel S. Berson
• I lately lost a preposition   Joel S. Berson
• Delta airline's guaranteed lowest fare?   Joel S. Berson
• To 'droll on (and on)'   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "David's ruffians" and "Our tongues are our own, who shall control us?"   Joel S. Berson
• To 'droll on (and on)'   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "David's ruffians" and "Our tongues are our own, who shall control us?"   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "David's ruffians" and "Our tongues are our own, who shall control us?"   Joel S. Berson
• "Billy Ned"   Joel S. Berson
• "to boldly go"   Joel S. Berson
• Google Books: Another Shortcoming   Joel S. Berson
• "to boldly go"   Joel S. Berson
• baby bump [was: conceptionmoon]   Joel S. Berson
• DECIMATE (one more time)   David Bowie
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   David Bowie
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   David Bowie
• The duration of /ae/ and /ai/   David Bowie
• The duration of /ae/ and /ai/   David Bowie
• Ash-tensing in *ANAE* (was: The duration of /ae/ and /ai/)   David Bowie
• Ash-tensing in *ANAE* (was: The duration of /ae/ and /ai/)   David Bowie
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   David Bowie
• isoglosses for hw/w   David Bowie
• isoglosses for hw/w   David Bowie
• out of context   David Bowie
• isoglosses for hw/w   David Bowie
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Evan Bradley
• twoth   Hillary Brown
• twoth   Hillary Brown
• signature as a verb   Hillary Brown
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Edward Callary
• (no subject)   Philip E. Cleary
• Jagwire   Sam Clements
• Laws and Sausage   Sam Clements
• "Big Apple" antedating   Sam Clements
• DARE---(George Thompson's extensive notes)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Possibly OT: FW: "Peacemaker" as a food term   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Possibly OT: FW: Japs (for "jalapenos")   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• hackleschmackle; was: Re: FW: blends? eggcorns?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• hackleschmackle; was: Re: FW: blends? eggcorns?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• left & right in politics   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• FW: Politiqueras (OED? DARE? Anywhere??)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• FW: Politiquera, Pachanga, Palanca (OED? DARE? Double-Tongued? Anywhere?)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• from the movie Dragonfly (2002)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Gray and Cohen on "Crips"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Fwd: Sporting Life progress?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• future-forward   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Laws and Sausage   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Laws and Sausage   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "and nor"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Dictionary POS   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Tribute to Barry Popik for his research on food terminology   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• dog's letter   Michael H Covarrubias
• (no subject)   Michael H Covarrubias
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Michael H Covarrubias
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Michael H Covarrubias
• Prescriptive Linguists   Michael H Covarrubias
• Prescriptive Linguists   Michael H Covarrubias
• Prescriptive Linguists   Michael H Covarrubias
• "Read My Lips"   David A. Daniel
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   David A. Daniel
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   David A. Daniel
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   David A. Daniel
• Prescriptive linguists   David A. Daniel
• isoglosses for hw/w   David A. Daniel
• Prescriptive Linguists   David A. Daniel
• Prescriptive Linguists   David A. Daniel
• Prescriptive Linguists   David A. Daniel
• Prescriptive Linguists   David A. Daniel
• Prescriptive Linguists   David A. Daniel
• Prescriptive Linguists   David A. Daniel
• Prescriptive Linguists   David A. Daniel
• Twoth   Leslie Decker
• Shank's mare   David Donnell
• info on ChattanoogaSpeak?   David Donnell
• Classless   David Donnell
• dog's letter   Charles Doyle
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Charles Doyle
• waxing   Charles Doyle
• A language kept alive on life support, literally   Charles Doyle
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Charles Doyle
• Q: "oil the dog's wig"?   Charles Doyle
• Q: "oil the dog's wig"?   Charles Doyle
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Charles Doyle
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Charles Doyle
• conceptionmoon   Charles Doyle
• subprime and "The Born Loser"   Charles Doyle
• Prescriptive Linguists   Charles Doyle
• Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson)   Charles Doyle
• what-all (1861)   Charles Doyle
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Alice Faber
• baby bump [was: conceptionmoon]   Alice Faber
• Vocabula free for students   Robert Hartwell Fiske
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Nadia Gabriel
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Nadia Gabriel
• A little feedback ...   David Gignilliat
• Question: Bob Dylan's performance dialect   Dan Goodman
• Question: Bob Dylan's performance dialect   Dan Goodman
• Ash-tensing in *ANAE* (was: The duration of /ae/ and /ai/)   Matthew Gordon
• isoglosses for hw/w   Matthew Gordon
• I lately lost a preposition   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Heard on the Judges   Wilson Gray
• Jagwire   Wilson Gray
• Jagwire   Wilson Gray
• Probably little-known, but hopefully interesting, OT fact   Wilson Gray
• "double negative"; name "Johnjoe"   Wilson Gray
• "double negative"; name "Johnjoe"   Wilson Gray
• whip cream in the cherry, wide soul   Wilson Gray
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Wilson Gray
• FW: Politiquera, Pachanga, Palanca (OED? DARE? Double-Tongued? Anywhere?)   Wilson Gray
• Must needs   Wilson Gray
• New movie   Wilson Gray
• Shank's mare   Wilson Gray
• Must needs   Wilson Gray
• twoth   Wilson Gray
• Don't let's   Wilson Gray
• "merkin" 1682   Wilson Gray
• From today's NYT   Wilson Gray
• From today's NYT   Wilson Gray
• A language kept alive on life support, literally   Wilson Gray
• New movie   Wilson Gray
• New movie   Wilson Gray
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Wilson Gray
• big-up, v.   Wilson Gray
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Wilson Gray
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Wilson Gray
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Wilson Gray
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Wilson Gray
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Wilson Gray
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Wilson Gray
• Amos, Andy, and "unlax"   Wilson Gray
• Amos, Andy, and "unlax"   Wilson Gray
• Q: "oil the dog's wig"?   Wilson Gray
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Wilson Gray
• "hur": the new 3rd (and 2nd) person neutral pronoun!   Wilson Gray
• "tarriwag", 1784 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• Another case of negative = positive?   Wilson Gray
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Wilson Gray
• Another case of negative = positive?   Wilson Gray
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges   Wilson Gray
• twoth   Wilson Gray
• Another case of negative = positive?   Wilson Gray
• Another case of negative = positive?   Wilson Gray
• Jump sturdy (was Re: New movie)   Wilson Gray
• "tarriwag", 1784 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Wilson Gray
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Wilson Gray
• Apology [was: Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"]   Wilson Gray
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Wilson Gray
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Wilson Gray
• twoth   Wilson Gray
• Odd BE pronunciations (was "Jump Study")   Wilson Gray
• Apology [was: Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"]   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges   Wilson Gray
• twoth   Wilson Gray
• twoth   Wilson Gray
• semantic drift: "platoon"   Wilson Gray
• Versus   Wilson Gray
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Wilson Gray
• expressionate, adj.   Wilson Gray
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Wilson Gray
• "Big Apple" antedating   Wilson Gray
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Wilson Gray
• Mommanem   Wilson Gray
• twoth   Wilson Gray
• "Big Apple" antedating   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges   Wilson Gray
• twoth   Wilson Gray
• puns (e.g., WHICH vs. WITCH et al.)   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn?   Wilson Gray
• isoglosses for hw/w   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn?   Wilson Gray
• Lost in translation   Wilson Gray
• isoglosses for hw/w   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges   Wilson Gray
• Heard on the Today Show   Wilson Gray
• isoglosses for hw/w   Wilson Gray
• isoglosses for hw/w   Wilson Gray
• *Lush* life > *luxe* life?   Wilson Gray
• Pronouncing drug names   Wilson Gray
• isoglosses for hw/w   Wilson Gray
• *Lush* life > *luxe* life?   Wilson Gray
• isoglosses for hw/w   Wilson Gray
• Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson)   Wilson Gray
• *Lush* life > *luxe* life?   Wilson Gray
• Prescriptive Linguists   Wilson Gray
• Classless   Wilson Gray
• Prescriptive Linguists   Wilson Gray
• Prescriptive Linguists   Wilson Gray
• Classless (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• Liddell (was: Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson))   Wilson Gray
• Prescriptive Linguists   Wilson Gray
• what-all (1861)   Wilson Gray
• Jagwire   Damien Hall
• Shank's mare   Damien Hall
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Damien Hall
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Damien Hall
• Ash-tensing in *ANAE* (was: The duration of /ae/ and /ai/)   Damien Hall
• Ash-tensing in *ANAE* (was: The duration of /ae/ and /ai/)   Damien Hall
• hw/w in performance   Damien Hall
• To 'droll on (and on)'   Damien Hall
• Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson)   Damien Hall
• Liddell (was: Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson))   Damien Hall
• Brainchild   Damien Hall
• long pole in the tent   Joan H. Hall
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Joan H. Hall
• to "expense"   James Harbeck
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   James Harbeck
• "jeffing" for drinks   James Harbeck
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   James Harbeck
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   James Harbeck
• rake over the coals   James Harbeck
• rake over the coals   James Harbeck
• FW: blends? eggcorns?   James Harbeck
• de-served "hot corn"   James Harbeck
• to "expense"   James Harbeck
• hackleschmackle; was: Re: FW: blends? eggcorns?   James Harbeck
• de-served "hot corn"   James Harbeck
• left & right in politics   James Harbeck
• DECIMATE (one more time)   James Harbeck
• VS in dialog   James Harbeck
• begun greatly   James Harbeck
• Contemporary example of DECIMATE   James Harbeck
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   James Harbeck
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   James Harbeck
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   James Harbeck
• hexakosi...oh, forget it   James Harbeck
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   James Harbeck
• shralp!   James Harbeck
• hexakosi...oh, forget it   James Harbeck
• Jagwire   James Harbeck
• the big pumpernickel   James Harbeck
• Laws and Sausage   James Harbeck
• rehaul   James Harbeck
• the big pumpernickel   James Harbeck
• Procedural criteria   James Harbeck
• Don't let's   James Harbeck
• Don't let's   James Harbeck
• Don't let's   James Harbeck
• Don't let's   James Harbeck
• Don't let's   James Harbeck
• Procedural criteria   James Harbeck
• "Memex" Not in OED   James Harbeck
• big-up, v.   James Harbeck
• Don't let's   James Harbeck
• which would take longer to say /ae/ or /ai/   James Harbeck
• The duration of /ae/ and /ai/   James Harbeck
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   James Harbeck
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   James Harbeck
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   James Harbeck
• Another case of negative = positive?   James Harbeck
• The duration of /ae/ and /ai/   James Harbeck
• Classless   James Harbeck
• Classless   James Harbeck
• Classless   James Harbeck
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Doug Harris
• WOTY Aussie Style   Doug Harris
• Classless   Doug Harris
• Grossly OT (was: DARE--)   Dave Hause
• "hot corn"   Dave Hause
• semantic drift: "disrupt"   Dave Hause
• Heard on The Judges   Dave Hause
• Query or Quibble?   Geraldine Hizer
• ADS-L Digest - 7 Jan 2008 to 8 Jan 2008 (#2008-9)   Geraldine Hizer
• ADS-L Digest - 14 Jan 2008 to 15 Jan 2008 (#2008-16)   Geraldine Hizer
• ADS-L Digest - 14 Jan 2008 to 15 Jan 2008 (#2008-16)   Geraldine Hizer
• Shank's mare   Geraldine Hizer
• (Shank's mare) rack/wrack   Geraldine Hizer
• ADS-L Digest - 23 Jan 2008 to 24 Jan 2008 (#2008-25)   Geraldine Hizer
• ADS-L Digest - 27 Jan 2008 to 28 Jan 2008 (#2008-29) "WHICH HUNT"   Geraldine Hizer
• hackleschmackle   Erik Hoover
• OT: Bronx   Laurence Horn
• Definition of parkhouse   Laurence Horn
• spread-option offense   Laurence Horn
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Laurence Horn
• Definition of parkhouse   Laurence Horn
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Laurence Horn
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Laurence Horn
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Laurence Horn
• Contemporary examples of DECIMATE used in prescriptivist sense   Laurence Horn
• dog's letter   Laurence Horn
• Jagwire   Laurence Horn
• More early "Murphy-ish" citations (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• More early "Murphy-ish" citations (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• "he said, s/he said"   Laurence Horn
• Jagwire   Laurence Horn
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Laurence Horn
• semantic drift: "high-ranking"   Laurence Horn
• Jagwire   Laurence Horn
• Jagwire   Laurence Horn
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Laurence Horn
• hexakosi...oh, forget it   Laurence Horn
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Laurence Horn
• Actionable Offenses   Laurence Horn
• disband/reband   Laurence Horn
• shralp!   Laurence Horn
• Jagwire   Laurence Horn
• Laws and Sausage   Laurence Horn
• rehaul   Laurence Horn
• "double negative"; name "Johnjoe"   Laurence Horn
• "double negative" (P.S.)   Laurence Horn
• rushing up, passing down   Laurence Horn
• Don't let's   Laurence Horn
• Don't let's   Laurence Horn
• Ziff Market: Did I hear it right?   Laurence Horn
• Don't let's   Laurence Horn
• Must needs   Laurence Horn
• Don't let's   Laurence Horn
• Don't let's   Laurence Horn
• Don't let's   Laurence Horn
• Don't let's   Laurence Horn
• Must needs   Laurence Horn
• twoth   Laurence Horn
• Don't let's   Laurence Horn
• "merkin" 1682   Laurence Horn
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Laurence Horn
• Must needs   Laurence Horn
• Amos, Andy, and "unlax"   Laurence Horn
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Laurence Horn
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Laurence Horn
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Laurence Horn
• Amos, Andy, and "unlax"   Laurence Horn
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Laurence Horn
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Laurence Horn
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Laurence Horn
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Laurence Horn
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Laurence Horn
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Laurence Horn
• "tarriwag", 1784 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• Third person neutral pronoun!   Laurence Horn
• Another case of negative = positive?   Laurence Horn
• twoth   Laurence Horn
• Another case of negative = positive?   Laurence Horn
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Laurence Horn
• twoth   Laurence Horn
• An early (so to speak) and unmistakable "cock" = penis   Laurence Horn
• twoth   Laurence Horn
• Heard on The Judges   Laurence Horn
• Heard on The Judges   Laurence Horn
• deceptively simple   Laurence Horn
• puns (e.g., WHICH vs. WITCH et al.)   Laurence Horn
• I lately lost a preposition   Laurence Horn
• Eggcorn?   Laurence Horn
• twoth   Laurence Horn
• isoglosses for hw/w   Laurence Horn
• Heard on the Today Show   Laurence Horn
• isoglosses for hw/w   Laurence Horn
• Heard on the Today Show   Laurence Horn
• Prescriptive Linguists   Laurence Horn
• To 'droll on (and on)'   Laurence Horn
• *Lush* life > *luxe* life?   Laurence Horn
• *Lush* life > *luxe* life?   Laurence Horn
• "to boldly go"   Laurence Horn
• "to boldly go"   Laurence Horn
• conceptionmoon   Laurence Horn
• Classless   Laurence Horn
• Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson)   Laurence Horn
• Classless   Laurence Horn
• Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson)   Laurence Horn
• Prescriptive Linguists   Laurence Horn
• to boldly go"   Laurence Horn
• Classless   Laurence Horn
• dative uses (was Re: Prescriptive Linguists)   Laurence Horn
• Classless   Laurence Horn
• Prescriptive Linguists   Laurence Horn
• dative uses (was Re: Prescriptive Linguists)   Laurence Horn
• Jagwire   Paul Johnston
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Paul Johnston
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Paul Johnston
• "seragg" in 1784?   Paul Johnston
• The duration of /ae/ and /ai/   Paul Johnston
• "hur": the new 3rd (and 2nd) person neutral pronoun!   Paul Johnston
• left & right in politics   Jan Kammert
• Contemporary example of DECIMATE   Chris Kern
• Lost in translation   Chris Kern
• Message recieved   Kevin
• decimating DECIMATE   Philip (Flip) Kromer
• Jagwire   Philip (Flip) Kromer
• Jagwire   Philip (Flip) Kromer
• OT: Bronx   Scot LaFaive
• Struck (adj)   Scot LaFaive
• Struck (adj)   Scot LaFaive
• rushing up, passing down   Scot LaFaive
• Shank's mare   Scot LaFaive
• Info required   Scot LaFaive
• Shank's mare   Scot LaFaive
• Shank's mare   Scot LaFaive
• semantic drift: "disrupt"   Scot LaFaive
• Whisperer (OED)   Scot LaFaive
• Must needs   Scot LaFaive
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Scot LaFaive
• Amos, Andy, and "unlax"   Scot LaFaive
• Another case of negative = positive?   Scot LaFaive
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Scot LaFaive
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Scot LaFaive
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Scot LaFaive
• Versus   Scot LaFaive
• Versus   Scot LaFaive
• twoth   Sarah Lang
• Info required   Brenda Lester
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Brenda Lester
• to "expense"   Jonathan Lighter
• DARE---(George Thompson's extensive notes)   Jonathan Lighter
• decimating DECIMATE   Jonathan Lighter
• "hot corn"   Jonathan Lighter
• "hot corn"   Jonathan Lighter
• DECIMATE (one more time)   Jonathan Lighter
• dog's letter   Jonathan Lighter
• Jagwire   Jonathan Lighter
• [ADS- L] Ev id ence for DECIMATE ( 'one in ten')   Jonathan Lighter
• Jagwire   Jonathan Lighter
• Dictionary POS   Jonathan Lighter
• semantic drift: "high-ranking"   Jonathan Lighter
• Heard on the Judges   Jonathan Lighter
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Jonathan Lighter
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Jonathan Lighter
• Dictionary POS   Jonathan Lighter
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Jonathan Lighter
• Jagwire   Jonathan Lighter
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Jonathan Lighter
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Jonathan Lighter
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Jonathan Lighter
• hexakosi...oh, forget it   Jonathan Lighter
• Jagwire   Jonathan Lighter
• Jagwire   Jonathan Lighter
• Actionable Offenses   Jonathan Lighter
• future-forward   Jonathan Lighter
• fact = "idea; notion"   Jonathan Lighter
• "double negative"; name "Johnjoe"   Jonathan Lighter
• amenable = "understandable(?); comprehensible?"   Jonathan Lighter
• "and nor"   Jonathan Lighter
• "double negative"; name "Johnjoe"   Jonathan Lighter
• "double negative"; name "Johnjoe"   Jonathan Lighter
• Shank's mare   Jonathan Lighter
• semantic drift: "disrupt"   Jonathan Lighter
• semantic drift: "disrupt"   Jonathan Lighter
• New movie   Jonathan Lighter
• "tactical vest"/   Jonathan Lighter
• "merkin" 1682 [not the wig; not "Amerkin"]   Jonathan Lighter
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Jonathan Lighter
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Jonathan Lighter
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Jonathan Lighter
• Amos, Andy, and "unlax"   Jonathan Lighter
• Amos, Andy, and "unlax"   Jonathan Lighter
• Q: "oil the dog's wig"?   Jonathan Lighter
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Jonathan Lighter
• Q: "oil the dog's wig"?   Jonathan Lighter
• Q: "oil the dog's wig"?   Jonathan Lighter
• "tarriwag", 1784   Jonathan Lighter
• Question: Bob Dylan's performance dialect   Jonathan Lighter
• A "bit" in 1784?   Jonathan Lighter
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Jonathan Lighter
• Welsh "hur"?   Jonathan Lighter
• "tarriwag", 1784 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• semantic drift: "platoon"   Jonathan Lighter
• Early taboo, subclass sexual, words   Jonathan Lighter
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Jonathan Lighter
• Apology [was: Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"]   Jonathan Lighter
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Jonathan Lighter
• expressionate, adj.   Jonathan Lighter
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Jonathan Lighter
• Prescriptive linguists   Jonathan Lighter
• "Big Apple" antedating   Jonathan Lighter
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Jonathan Lighter
• semantic drift: "platoon"   Jonathan Lighter
• Murphy's Law and Clausewitz (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• semantic drift: "platoon" and blundiferous   Jonathan Lighter
• neurobics, n. (like areobics for your brain)   Jonathan Lighter
• Google Books: Another Shortcoming   Jonathan Lighter
• Tribute to Barry Popik for his research on food terminology (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• Classless   Jonathan Lighter
• *Lush* life > *luxe* life?   Jonathan Lighter
• Classless   Jonathan Lighter
• Prescriptive Linguists   Jonathan Lighter
• Prescriptive Linguists   Jonathan Lighter
• Prescriptive Linguists   Jonathan Lighter
• Classless (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• "pisspot" as opprobrious term   Jonathan Lighter
• what-all (1861)   Jonathan Lighter
• Brainchild   Jonathan Lighter
• Prescriptive Linguists   Jonathan Lighter
• Dictionary POS   LanDi Liu
• Dictionary POS   LanDi Liu
• Dictionary POS   LanDi Liu
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   LanDi Liu
• Dictionary POS   LanDi Liu
• Dictionary POS   LanDi Liu
• Don't let's   LanDi Liu
• Dictionary POS   LanDi Liu
• When "a" means one or more - patentese   LanDi Liu
• The duration of /ae/ and /ai/   LanDi Liu
• The duration of /ae/ and /ai/   LanDi Liu
• Ash-tensing in *ANAE* (was: The duration of /ae/ and /ai/)   LanDi Liu
• twoth   LanDi Liu
• Don't let's   Benjamin Lukoff
• Don't let's   Benjamin Lukoff
• Info required   Benjamin Lukoff
• Procedural criteria   Benjamin Lukoff
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Benjamin Lukoff
• The duration of /ae/ and /ai/   Benjamin Lukoff
• Orange, forest, etc.   Mark Mandel
• "Blawg"   Mark Mandel
• Next! ... No, not you!   Mark Mandel
• "jeffing" for drinks   Mark Mandel
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Mark Mandel
• to "expense"   Mark Mandel
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Mark Mandel
• decimating DECIMATE   Mark Mandel
• to "expense"   Mark Mandel
• hackleschmackle; was: Re: FW: blends? eggcorns?   Mark Mandel
• hackleschmackle; was: Re: FW: blends? eggcorns?   Mark Mandel
• "webinar"   Mark Mandel
• left & right in politics   Mark Mandel
• hackleschmackle   Mark Mandel
• VS in dialog   Mark Mandel
• decimating DECIMATE   Mark Mandel
• VS in dialog (correction)   Mark Mandel
• ADS-L Digest - 3 Jan 2008 to 4 Jan 2008 (#2008-5)   Mark Mandel
• hot corn/powder   Mark Mandel
• DECIMATE (one more time)   Mark Mandel
• Dictionary POS   Mark Mandel
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Mark Mandel
• Jagwire   Mark Mandel
• hexakosi...oh, forget it   Mark Mandel
• shralp!   Mark Mandel
• disband/reband   Mark Mandel
• hexakosi...oh, forget it   Mark Mandel
• shralp!   Mark Mandel
• (no subject)   Mark Mandel
• hexakosi...oh, forget it   Mark Mandel
• Laws and Sausage   Mark Mandel
• sassinger (was: Bon appetit! (was Laws and Sausage))   Mark Mandel
• Don't let's   Mark Mandel
• Don't let's   Mark Mandel
• Shank's mare   Mark Mandel
• Info required   Mark Mandel
• Don't let's   Mark Mandel
• Shank's mare   Mark Mandel
• twoth   Mark Mandel
• Jump sturdy (was Re: New movie)   Mark Mandel
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Mark Mandel
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Mark Mandel
• Behated   Mark Mandel
• "tarriwag", 1784   Mark Mandel
• "hur": the new 3rd (and 2nd) person neutral pronoun!   Mark Mandel
• Another case of negative = positive?   Mark Mandel
• twoth   Mark Mandel
• Jump sturdy (was Re: New movie)   Mark Mandel
• twoth   Mark Mandel
• twoth   Mark Mandel
• expressionate, adj.   Mark Mandel
• Heard on The Judges   Mark Mandel
• "merkin" 1682   Mark Mandel
• funny character in SF Citations for OED   Mark Mandel
• I lately lost a preposition   Mark Mandel
• Today's most misleading headline   Mark Mandel
• Q: "David's ruffians" and "Our tongues are our own, who shall control us?"   Mark Mandel
• Q: "David's ruffians" and "Our tongues are our own, who shall control us?"   Mark Mandel
• "Billy Ned"   Mark Mandel
• rout (Re: out of context)   Mark Mandel
• Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson)   Mark Mandel
• one word per line in quotes (was Re: "to boldly go")   Mark Mandel
• "to boldly go"   Mark Mandel
• "to boldly go"   Mark Mandel
• conceptionmoon   Mark Mandel
• Classless   Mark Mandel
• "to boldly go"   Mark Mandel
• Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson)   Mark Mandel
• Classless   Mark Mandel
• to boldly go"   Mark Mandel
• Go Fractal [was Re: "to boldly go"]   Mark Mandel
• Go Fractal [was Re: "to boldly go"]   Mark Mandel
• dative uses (was Re: Prescriptive Linguists)   Mark Mandel
• Prescriptive Linguists   Mark Mandel
• Liddell (was: Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson))   Mark Mandel
• dative uses (was Re: Prescriptive Linguists)   Mark Mandel
• And now The Verbs   Mark Mandel
• twoth   Bill Le May
• Don't let's   Russ McClay
• "tarriwag", 1784 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Russ McClay
• Go Fractal [was Re: "to boldly go"]   Russ McClay
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Gregory McNamee
•       [ADS-L] Allan Metcalf interview at Thinkmap Visual Thesaurus   Allan A Metcalf
• Prescriptive Linguists   Andrea Morrow
• More early "Murphy-ish" citations (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• More early "Murphy-ish" citations (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Actionable Offenses (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Dictionary POS (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "double negative"; name "Johnjoe" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Credit to Barry Popik (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Credit to Barry Popik (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "a dark and stormy night" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Antedating of "Workaholic" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• semantic drift: "disrupt" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "tarriwag", 1784 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Murphy's Law and Clausewitz (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Heard on the Today Show (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Tribute to Barry Popik for his research on food terminology (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Classless (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• baby bump [was: conceptionmoon] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Tribute to Barry Popik for his research on food terminology (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Tribute to Barry Popik for his research on food terminology (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Classless (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Info required   Kevin Mulvina
• Procedural criteria   Kevin Mulvina
• baby bump [was: conceptionmoon]   Lynne Murphy
• Jagwire   Geoff Nathan
• Prescriptive linguists   Geoff Nathan
• Mommanem   Geoff Nathan
• Prescriptive Linguists   Geoff Nathan
• Actionable Offenses   Barbara Need
• Ziff Market: Did I hear it right?   Barbara Need
• Ziff Market: Did I hear it right?   Barbara Need
• Must needs   Barbara Need
• Don't let's   Barbara Need
• Don't let's   Barbara Need
• Don't let's   Barbara Need
• Terms for familys; was Re: Heard on The Judges   Barbara Need
• Pronouncing drug names   Barbara Need
• Cross-linguistic borrowing; was Re: Prescriptive Linguists   Barbara Need
• blends? eggcorns?   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• Eggcorns? Malaprops?   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• out of context   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• twoth   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• eggcorns? semantic drift?   JAMES A. LANDAU Netscape. Just the Net You Need.
• "change agent," 1950 (1949)   Geoffrey Nunberg
• VS in dialog   Jim Parish
• VS in dialog   Jim Parish
• Shank's mare   Jim Parish
• "hot corn"   Paul
• (no subject)   Paul
• "merkin" 1682   Paul
• A "bit" in 1784?   Paul
• Eggcorn: Be around the bush   Mark Peters
• Self-promotion time: I mean, free beer and chicken, woohoo!   Mark Peters
• Tribute to Barry Popik for his research on food terminology (UNCLASSIFIED)   Barry A. Popik
• Definition of parkhouse   Dennis Preston
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Dennis Preston
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Dennis Preston
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Dennis Preston
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Dennis Preston
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Dennis Preston
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Dennis Preston
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Dennis Preston
• Don't let's   Dennis Preston
• Don't let's   Dennis Preston
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Dennis Preston
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Dennis Preston
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Dennis Preston
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Dennis Preston
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Dennis Preston
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Dennis Preston
• Q: "oil the dog's wig"?   Dennis Preston
• Question: Bob Dylan's performance dialect   Dennis Preston
• The duration of /ae/ and /ai/   Dennis Preston
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Dennis R. Preston
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Dennis R. Preston
• Terms for familys; was Re: Heard on The Judges   Dennis R. Preston
• "to boldly go"   Jeff Prucher
• Don't let's   Anita Puckett
• Just deserves   Michael Quinion
• de-served "hot corn"   Michael Quinion
• de-served "hot corn"   Michael Quinion
• Classless   Michael Quinion
• Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson)   Michael Quinion
• Words in the news   Michael Quinion
• To 'droll on (and on)'   Rebekah
• Definition   Christine Ricks
• Jagwire   Susan Rosine
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   STAHLKE, HERBERT F
• to "expense"   Mark Sacks
• VS in dialog   Mark Sacks
• VS in dialog (correction)   Mark Sacks
• VS in dialog (correction)   Mark Sacks
• well-quaffed hair   William Salmon
• Jagwire   William Salmon
• 2 queries: 'dilemna' and Jared Diamond's accent   William Salmon
• Don't let's   William Salmon
• Don't let's   William Salmon
• New movie   William Salmon
• Delta airline's guaranteed lowest fare?   William Salmon
• Prescriptive Linguists   William Salmon
• Prescriptive Linguists   William Salmon
• Prescriptive Linguists   William Salmon
• Don't let's   Joseph Salmons
• The duration of /ae/ and /ai/   Joseph Salmons
• begun greatly   David Sarokin
• Laws and Sausage   David Sarokin
• "Read My Lips"   Shapiro, Fred
• Safire on "Long Pole in the Tent"   Shapiro, Fred
• left & right in politics   Shapiro, Fred
• long pole in the tent   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Shapiro, Fred
• More early "Murphy-ish" citations (UNCLASSIFIED)   Shapiro, Fred
• More early "Murphy-ish" citations (UNCLASSIFIED)   Shapiro, Fred
• Laws and Sausages   Shapiro, Fred
• Laws and Sausage   Shapiro, Fred
• Credit to Barry Popik   Shapiro, Fred
• "Memex" Not in OED   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Workaholic"   Shapiro, Fred
• "Big Apple" antedating   Shapiro, Fred
• "Big Apple" antedating   Shapiro, Fred
• Next! ... No, not you!   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Read My Lips"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Safire on "Long Pole in the Tent"   Jesse Sheidlower
• long pole in the tent   Jesse Sheidlower
• Ev idence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Jesse Sheidlower
• [ADS- L] Ev idence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Jesse Sheidlower
• [ADS- L] Ev id ence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Jesse Sheidlower
• Contemporary example of DECIMATE   Jesse Sheidlower
• Contemporary example of DECIMATE   Jesse Sheidlower
• Actionable Offenses   Jesse Sheidlower
• Actionable Offenses   Jesse Sheidlower
• Actionable Offenses   Jesse Sheidlower
• Don't let's   Jesse Sheidlower
• Whisperer (OED)   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Big Apple" antedating   Jesse Sheidlower
• Classless   Jesse Sheidlower
• Classless   Jesse Sheidlower
• de-served desserts   James Smith
• DECIMATE (one more time)   James Smith
• hexakosi...oh, forget it   James Smith
• Bon appetit! (was Laws and Sausage)   James Smith
• Third person neutral pronoun!   James Smith
• Check out my Favorites on StumbleUpon   Val éria Souza
• Bucket List   John M. Spartz
• "jeffing" for drinks   George Thompson
• "hot corn"   George Thompson
• Now you see it, now you don't   George Thompson
• kible   George Thompson
• "jeffing" for drinks   George Thompson
• "hot corn"   George Thompson
• Actionable Offenses   George Thompson
• Decimate: the real meaning   George Thompson
• Bon appetit! (was Laws and Sausage)   George Thompson
• Use of Gaelic by Irish immigrants to the U.S., early 19th century?   George Thompson
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Marcin W.
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Chris F Waigl
• left & right in politics   Chris F Waigl
• ADS-L Digest - 3 Jan 2008 to 4 Jan 2008 (#2008-5)   Amy West
• the big pumpernickel   Amy West
• Dictionary POS   Amy West
• Dictionary POS   Amy West
• must needs   Amy West
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Amy West
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Amy West
• Prescriptive Linguists   Amy West
• "seragg" in 1784?   Douglas Wilson
• DARE---(George Thompson's extensive notes)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Definition of parkhouse   Douglas G. Wilson
• de-served "hot corn"   Douglas G. Wilson
• DECIMATE (one more time)   Douglas G. Wilson
• VS in dialog   Douglas G. Wilson
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• Ev idence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• [ADS- L] Ev idence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• [ADS- L] Ev idence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• [ADS- L] Ev id ence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• [ADS- L] Ev id ence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• OT Evidence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• [ADS- L] Ev id ence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• [ADS- L] Ev id ence for DECIMATE   ( 'one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• Jagwire   Douglas G. Wilson
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Douglas G. Wilson
• Dilemna   Douglas G. Wilson
• whip cream in the cherry, wide soul   Douglas G. Wilson
• Probable etymology of "top-notch", "top-hole"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Heard on The Judges   Douglas G. Wilson
• twoth   Douglas G. Wilson
• isoglosses for hw/w   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Billy Ned"   Douglas G. Wilson
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Dave Wilton
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Dave Wilton
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Dave Wilton
• Antedating of the Term "Murphy's Law"   Dave Wilton
• (no subject)   Dave Wilton
• Dictionary POS   Dave Wilton
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Dave Wilton
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Benjamin Zimmer
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Benjamin Zimmer
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Benjamin Zimmer
• Query or Quibble?   Benjamin Zimmer
• ADS WOTY on Weekend America   Benjamin Zimmer
• vegangelical, retrovore   Benjamin Zimmer
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Benjamin Zimmer
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Benjamin Zimmer
• Macquarie WOTY candidates   Benjamin Zimmer
• history of "subprime"   Benjamin Zimmer
• disband/reband   Benjamin Zimmer
• Eggcorns? Malaprops?   Benjamin Zimmer
• rushing up, passing down   Benjamin Zimmer
• rushing up, passing down   Benjamin Zimmer
• whip cream in the cherry, wide soul   Benjamin Zimmer
• Jim Mullen on WOTY   Benjamin Zimmer
• When "a" means one or more - patentese   Benjamin Zimmer
• big-up, v.   Benjamin Zimmer
• From today's NYT   Benjamin Zimmer
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Benjamin Zimmer
• Junker/Junko/Junco Partner   Benjamin Zimmer
• Amos, Andy, and "unlax"   Benjamin Zimmer
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Benjamin Zimmer
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Benjamin Zimmer
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Benjamin Zimmer
• Third person neutral pronoun!   Benjamin Zimmer
• "hur": the new 3rd (and 2nd) person neutral pronoun!   Benjamin Zimmer
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Benjamin Zimmer
• big-up, v.   Benjamin Zimmer
• honest to blog   Benjamin Zimmer
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Obama warns of the "old okey-doke"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Canadian" as crypto-racist term (again)   Benjamin Zimmer
• conceptionmoon   Benjamin Zimmer
• Classless   Benjamin Zimmer
• Words in the news   Benjamin Zimmer
• Brainchild   Benjamin Zimmer
• OT: Bronx   Tom Zurinskas
• dog's letter   Tom Zurinskas
• dog's letter   Tom Zurinskas
• Jagwire   Tom Zurinskas
• Actionable Offenses (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Jagwire   Tom Zurinskas
• Don't let's   Tom Zurinskas
• which would take longer to say /ae/ or /ai/   Tom Zurinskas
• which would take longer to say /ae/ or /ai/   Tom Zurinskas
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Tom Zurinskas
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Tom Zurinskas
• Question: Bob Dylan's performance dialect   Tom Zurinskas
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   Tom Zurinskas
• Prescriptive linguists   Tom Zurinskas
• isoglosses   Tom Zurinskas
• Pronouncing drug names (w. note for Wilson)   Tom Zurinskas
• dative uses (was Re: Prescriptive Linguists)   Tom Zurinskas
• LSSU Banished Words list, 2008   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Struck (adj)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• de-served "hot corn"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• left & right in politics   Arnold M. Zwicky
• decimating DECIMATE   Arnold M. Zwicky
• left & right in politics   Arnold M. Zwicky
• "webinar"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• well-quaffed hair   Arnold M. Zwicky
• from the movie Dragonfly (2002)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• DECIMATE (one more time)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• VS in dialog   Arnold M. Zwicky
• DECIMATE (one more time)   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Evidence for DECIMATE   ('one in ten')   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Evidence for DECIMATE ('one in ten')   Arnold M. Zwicky
• the spread of adjective-licensed "of"   Arnold M. Zwicky
• -anem etc.   Arnold M. Zwicky
• I lately lost a preposition   Arnold M. Zwicky
• Scientology Terms   davemarc
• Pundents   ddr11
• English words beginning with <j> pronounced [Z]?   goofy dreaming
• Don't let's   sagehen
• More early "Murphy-ish" citations (UNCLASSIFIED)   sagehen
• I lately lost a preposition   sagehen
• isoglosses for hw/w   sagehen
• VS in dialog   mohsen shahrokhi

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