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Starting: Sat Aug 1 01:38:24 UTC 2009
Ending: Mon Aug 31 21:51:10 UTC 2009
Messages: 841

• eggcorn?   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• Jackson police   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• Political dysphemisms   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• Help wanted: Scottish dialect   aallan at AOL.COM
• locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Pickle(r)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• preggers   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Cell phones make kids faster, dumber   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• iller   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• certainly not an eggcorn ...   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• "and which" = of which; and   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Pickle   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• New spam low (slightly OT)   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• hopefully/hopedly   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Crack the door   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• G.K.Chesterton quotation---appropriate for YBQ?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Political dysphemisms   Julia Achenbach
• another one from a post!   Julia Achenbach
• Political dysphemisms   Julia Achenbach
• deixis   Julia Achenbach
• "the whole schlemiel"   Julia Achenbach
• caron in 1978   Randy Alexander
• Burchfield's Fowler   Randy Alexander
• Burchfield's Fowler   Randy Alexander
• caron in 1978 and 1967   Randy Alexander
• Burchfield's Fowler   Randy Alexander
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard (UNCLASSIFIED)   Randy Alexander
• evangelical verbs   Randy Alexander
• more Chinese-to-English translation fail(ure)   Randy Alexander
• more Chinese-to-English translation fail(ure)   Randy Alexander
• deixis   Randy Alexander
• deixis   Randy Alexander
• deixis   Randy Alexander
• more Chinese-to-English translation fail(ure)   Randy Alexander
• Stress on "donate"   Tony Au
• "It comes at _the_ fraction of the cost." [NT]   Tony Au
• Pickle   Tony Au
• Weird negation?   F. Lee Baird
• WOTY Reference   Baker, John
• New eponym   Baker, John
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Baker, John
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Baker, John
• Political dysphemisms   Baker, John
• slang is mandatory sometimes   David K. Barnhart
• NCTE Public Language Awards -- call for nominations   Dennis Baron
• Internet addiction: deadly pathology or just a nice substitute for TV?   Dennis Baron
• Cell phones make kids faster, dumber   Dennis Baron
• web of language software update   Dennis Baron
• Chapters on a web site   Dennis Baron
• The (former) president's reading lesson   Dennis Baron
• web of language (free) subscriptions now up and running   Dennis Baron
• California must ban language discrimination   Dennis Baron
• to "overtake" a computer (UNCLASSIFIED)   David Bergdahl
• "Least child"   Joel S. Berson
• beknown   Joel S. Berson
• how to say this?   Joel S. Berson
• prion   Joel S. Berson
• More on "moist"   Joel S. Berson
• More on "moist"   Joel S. Berson
• "astroturf" as euphemism?   Joel S. Berson
• More on "moist"   Joel S. Berson
• "sexual" (adj)   Joel S. Berson
• More on "moist"   Joel S. Berson
• caron in 1978 and 1967   Joel S. Berson
• "It was a day like any other."   Joel S. Berson
• More on "moist"   Joel S. Berson
• "It was a day like any other."   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Joel S. Berson
• preggers   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Joel S. Berson
• New eponym   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of "Racism"   Joel S. Berson
• post-humus? Pronunciation and possible eggcorn   Joel S. Berson
• "at the helm" = playing the most important role?/ "allegorical" = allusive; suggestive; referential   Joel S. Berson
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Joel S. Berson
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Joel S. Berson
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Joel S. Berson
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Joel S. Berson
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Joel S. Berson
• Woodchuck au vin (Not OT? see last sentence)   Joel S. Berson
• A Cow's grass in heaven and other items   Joel S. Berson
• Tinbern barrow   Joel S. Berson
• swivel room   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: Re:A Cow's grass in heaven and other items   Joel S. Berson
• An almost eggcorn   Joel S. Berson
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: A Cow's grass in heaven   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of "Racism"   Joel S. Berson
• OT: remedial search   Joel S. Berson
• More on "moist"   Joel S. Berson
• Foreboding -- possible eggcorn?   Joel S. Berson
• feeble position   Joel S. Berson
• feeble position   Joel S. Berson
• feeble position   Joel S. Berson
• feeble position   Joel S. Berson
• Being inebriated   Joel S. Berson
• "opener" as comparative adj.   Joel S. Berson
• OED CD   Joel S. Berson
• [C18-L] Help with Latin translations   Joel S. Berson
• Being inebriated; and a question   Joel S. Berson
• [C18-L] Help with Latin translations   Joel S. Berson
• more Chinese-to-English translation fail(ure)   Joel S. Berson
• "makebayte" -- the crime of being a, 1652   Joel S. Berson
• hagiopic   Joel S. Berson
• Rhetoric, department of duplicative redundancy   Joel S. Berson
• "the whole schlemiel"   Joel S. Berson
• wee-weed up   Joel S. Berson
• Another success (not!) for Google Books search   Joel S. Berson
• Crack the door   Joel S. Berson
• The (former) president's reading lesson   Joel S. Berson
• Pickle(r)   Joel S. Berson
• watch = "(of a motion picture) to seem through viewing"   Joel S. Berson
• Noun "spend" (n.1) does offend   Joel S. Berson
• Wikipedia too condemns "moist"   Joel S. Berson
• to "overtake" a computer   Joel S. Berson
• to "overtake" a computer (UNCLASSIFIED)   Joel S. Berson
• to "overtake" a computer (UNCLASSIFIED)   Joel S. Berson
• "the whole schlemiel"   Joel S. Berson
• Wikipedia too condemns "moist"   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• boost<burst/bust?   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Joel S. Berson
• OED access   David Bowie
• I'm all about that   Ann Burlingham
• how to say this?   Ann Burlingham
• Cell phones make kids faster, dumber   Ann Burlingham
• "haunting ground" = stomping ground   Kari Castor
• wee-weed up   Kari Castor
• jackpot   Sam Clements
• G.K.Chesterton quotation---appropriate for YBQ?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• feeble position   M Covarrubias
• feeble position   M Covarrubias
• More on "moist" OT - spelling   M Covarrubias
• feeble position   M Covarrubias
• feeble position   M Covarrubias
• wee-weed up   M Covarrubias
• boost<burst/bust?   M Covarrubias
• r-less in Gaza   David A. Daniel
• out in   David A. Daniel
• I'd've   David A. Daniel
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   David A. Daniel
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........!   David A. Daniel
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   David A. Daniel
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard (UNCLASSIFIED)   David A. Daniel
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   David A. Daniel
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   David A. Daniel
• another one from a post!   David A. Daniel
• another one from a post!   David A. Daniel
• another one from a post!   David A. Daniel
• "the whole schlemiel"   David A. Daniel
• OT, in fact, NT (no topic)   David A. Daniel
• Crack the door   David A. Daniel
• Hello!   David A. Daniel
• to "overtake" a computer (UNCLASSIFIED)   David A. Daniel
• "cow down" = bow down   David A. Daniel
• "cow down" = bow down   David A. Daniel
• Moot > mute (point) eggcorn redux   David A. Daniel
• "Least child"   Charles Doyle
• "Least child"   Charles Doyle
• prion   Charles Doyle
• prion   Charles Doyle
• "coming up roses" (OED)   Charles Doyle
• "Shape up or ship out"   Charles Doyle
• "Shape up or ship out"   Charles Doyle
• jackpot   Alice Faber
• antedating (?) "Cheshire cat"   Stephen Goranson
• "Shape up or ship out"   Stephen Goranson
• a 1937 "Bobs your uncle"   Stephen Goranson
• "POPULATION IS GROWING" SAYING (UNCLASSIFIED)   Stephen Goranson
• /t/ allophones - was Re: An African American proverb (?)   Matthew Gordon
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Matthew Gordon
• An African American proverb (?)   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: "_for_ to"   Wilson Gray
• I'd've   Wilson Gray
• I'm all about that   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: "_for_ to"   Wilson Gray
• "Least child"   Wilson Gray
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: "_for_ to"   Wilson Gray
• stymied   Wilson Gray
• beknown   Wilson Gray
• bushmeat   Wilson Gray
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Wilson Gray
• BE & TV   Wilson Gray
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: BIN   Wilson Gray
• BE _dah-dah-dah_   Wilson Gray
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Wilson Gray
• 196 years o' braggin'   Wilson Gray
• "It comes at _the_ fraction of the cost." [NT]   Wilson Gray
• "It comes at _the_ fraction of the cost." [NT]   Wilson Gray
• More on "moist"   Wilson Gray
• A slightly-different wording:   Wilson Gray
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Wilson Gray
• demise   Wilson Gray
• "Shape up or ship out"   Wilson Gray
• slang   Wilson Gray
• preggers   Wilson Gray
• Weird negation?   Wilson Gray
• New eponym   Wilson Gray
• Burchfield's Fowler (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• Antedating of "Racial"   Wilson Gray
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Wilson Gray
• More on "moist"   Wilson Gray
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Wilson Gray
• More on "moist"   Wilson Gray
• More on "moist"   Wilson Gray
• on the other hand   Wilson Gray
• deixis   Wilson Gray
• [C18-L] Help with Latin translations   Wilson Gray
• deixis   Wilson Gray
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Wilson Gray
• spicket and spigot   Wilson Gray
• OT personal note   Wilson Gray
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Wilson Gray
• Crack the door   Wilson Gray
• Cheers   Wilson Gray
• hopefully/hopedly   Wilson Gray
• Cheers   Wilson Gray
• feminine name: "Stuart"   Wilson Gray
• South Georgiaisms   Wilson Gray
• another one from a post!   Wilson Gray
• deixis   Wilson Gray
• Los Angeles   Wilson Gray
• in Filipino English: "glitz" for "glitch"; "presidentiable"   Wilson Gray
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Wilson Gray
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Wilson Gray
• First film title in Inglish   Wilson Gray
• "athletic" and schwa insertion   Wilson Gray
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Wilson Gray
• an interesting obituary   Wilson Gray
• A Cow's grass in heaven and other items   Peter Grund
• A Cow's grass in heaven and other items   Peter Grund
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead (and 'weskit')   Damien Hall
• Fry's English Delight   Damien Hall
• preggers   Damien Hall
• Nutter (was: preggers)   Damien Hall
• Fwd: [lg policy] If You Dance With No Pants, a Well-Defined Body (of Slang) Helps   Damien Hall
• Crack the door   Damien Hall
• Moot > mute (point) eggcorn redux   Damien Hall
• Moot > mute (point) eggcorn redux   Damien Hall
• Moot > mute (point) eggcorn redux   Damien Hall
• least child   Joan H. Hall
• "for to" in DARE   Joan H. Hall
• hopefully/hopedly   Joan H. Hall
• spigot/spicket   Joan H. Hall
• earlobe > earlope   James Harbeck
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   James Harbeck
• more Chinese-to-English translation fail(ure)   James Harbeck
• "Brass Ring"   James Harbeck
• feminine name: "Stuart"   James Harbeck
• feminine name: "Stuart"   James Harbeck
• how to say this?   Doug Harris
• Eggcorn: "cudboard"   Doug Harris
• eggcorn "cudboard"   Doug Harris
• Cell phones make kids faster, dumber   Doug Harris
• Political dysphemisms   Doug Harris
• Misquoting Homer   Doug Harris
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Dave Hause
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Dave Hause
• earlobe > earlope   Laurence Horn
• I'd've   Laurence Horn
• beknown   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: Re: beknown   Laurence Horn
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead (and 'weskit')   Laurence Horn
• "don't hold me to that" = "don't blame me for that"   Laurence Horn
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• how to say this?   Laurence Horn
• 196 years o' braggin'   Laurence Horn
• "It comes at _the_ fraction of the cost." [NT]   Laurence Horn
• More on "moist"   Laurence Horn
• how to say this?   Laurence Horn
• vend n. - backform?   Laurence Horn
• More on "moist"   Laurence Horn
• "astroturf" as euphemism?   Laurence Horn
• "astroturf" as euphemism?   Laurence Horn
• "astroturf" as euphemism?   Laurence Horn
• "astroturf" as euphemism?   Laurence Horn
• "astroturf" as euphemism?   Laurence Horn
• marriage equality   Laurence Horn
• marriage equality   Laurence Horn
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Laurence Horn
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Laurence Horn
• preggers   Laurence Horn
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Laurence Horn
• preggers   Laurence Horn
• Eggcorn: "cudboard"   Laurence Horn
• eggcorn "cudboard"   Laurence Horn
• New eponym   Laurence Horn
• post-humus? Pronunciation and possible eggcorn   Laurence Horn
• New eponym   Laurence Horn
• New eponym   Laurence Horn
• New eponym   Laurence Horn
• Burchfield's Fowler (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Laurence Horn
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Laurence Horn
• crosspost from LinguistList on kissing in texts   Laurence Horn
• crosspost from LinguistList on kissing in texts   Laurence Horn
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Laurence Horn
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Laurence Horn
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Laurence Horn
• jackpot   Laurence Horn
• jackpot   Laurence Horn
• More on "moist"   Laurence Horn
• iller   Laurence Horn
• Political dysphemisms   Laurence Horn
• feeble position   Laurence Horn
• Political dysphemisms   Laurence Horn
• deixis   Laurence Horn
• deixis   Laurence Horn
• More on "moist"   Laurence Horn
• Political dysphemisms   Laurence Horn
• deixis   Laurence Horn
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Laurence Horn
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Laurence Horn
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Laurence Horn
• "and which" = of which; and   Laurence Horn
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Laurence Horn
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Laurence Horn
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Laurence Horn
• bang-utot   Laurence Horn
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Laurence Horn
• "the whole schlemiel"   Laurence Horn
• "the whole schlemiel"   Laurence Horn
• "the whole schlemiel"   Laurence Horn
• "the whole schlemiel"   Laurence Horn
• "the whole schlemiel"   Laurence Horn
• wee-weed up   Laurence Horn
• Pickle   Laurence Horn
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Laurence Horn
• "Hobson's Choice"   Laurence Horn
• Crack the door   Laurence Horn
• Crack the door   Laurence Horn
• jackpot   Laurence Horn
• Crack the door   Laurence Horn
• watch = "(of a motion picture) to seem through viewing"   Laurence Horn
• hopefully/hopedly   Laurence Horn
• watch = "(of a motion picture) to seem through viewing"   Laurence Horn
• Cheers   Laurence Horn
• feminine name: "Stuart"   Laurence Horn
• South Georgiaisms   Laurence Horn
• to "overtake" a computer (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• crash blossom   Laurence Horn
• First film title in Inglish   Laurence Horn
• First film title in Inglish   Laurence Horn
• to "overtake" a computer (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Laurence Horn
• First film title in Inglish   Laurence Horn
• "First and Only"   Laurence Horn
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Laurence Horn
• Moot > mute (point) eggcorn redux   Laurence Horn
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Laurence Horn
• Cheers   JohnPatrick
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Paul Johnston
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Paul Johnston
• Help wanted: Scottish dialect   Paul Johnston
• Help wanted: Scottish dialect   Paul Johnston
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Paul Johnston
• preggers   Steve Kl.
• preggers   Steve Kl.
• Help wanted: Scottish dialect   Steve Kl.
• New eponym   Steve Kl.
• New eponym   Steve Kl.
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Steve Kl.
• Pickle   Steve Kl.
• Pickle   Steve Kl.
• marriage equality   Steve Kleinedler
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........!   Scot LaFaive
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........!   Scot LaFaive
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Scot LaFaive
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Scot LaFaive
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Scot LaFaive
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Scot LaFaive
• "athletic" and schwa insertion   Scot LaFaive
• "athletic" and schwa insertion   Scot LaFaive
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Margaret Lee
• I'd've   Jonathan Lighter
• beknown   Jonathan Lighter
• beknown   Jonathan Lighter
• stymied   Jonathan Lighter
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Jonathan Lighter
• another fake quote   Jonathan Lighter
• how to say this?   Jonathan Lighter
• another fake quote   Jonathan Lighter
• 196 years o' braggin'   Jonathan Lighter
• prion   Jonathan Lighter
• 196 years o' braggin'   Jonathan Lighter
• prion   Jonathan Lighter
• More on "moist"   Jonathan Lighter
• how to say this?   Jonathan Lighter
• how to say this?   Jonathan Lighter
• More on "moist"   Jonathan Lighter
• "astroturf" as euphemism?   Jonathan Lighter
• More on "moist"   Jonathan Lighter
• Obama: National Socialist?   Jonathan Lighter
• More on "moist"   Jonathan Lighter
• M*A*S*H (was Re: More on "moist")   Jonathan Lighter
• "Shape up or ship out"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Shape up or ship out"   Jonathan Lighter
• "It was a day like any other."   Jonathan Lighter
• "Shape up or ship out"   Jonathan Lighter
• "It was a day like any other."   Jonathan Lighter
• demise   Jonathan Lighter
• "It was a day like any other."   Jonathan Lighter
• demise   Jonathan Lighter
• "haunting ground" = stomping ground   Jonathan Lighter
• slang   Jonathan Lighter
• preggers   Jonathan Lighter
• "haunting ground" = stomping ground   Jonathan Lighter
• Help wanted: Scottish dialect   Jonathan Lighter
• Cell phones make kids faster, dumber   Jonathan Lighter
• Burchfield's Fowler (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• "at the helm" = playing the most important role?/ "allegorical" = allusive; suggestive; referential   Jonathan Lighter
• "at the helm" = playing the most important role?/ "allegorical" = allusive; suggestive; referential   Jonathan Lighter
• "at the helm" = playing the most important role?/ "allegorical" = allusive; suggestive; referential   Jonathan Lighter
• slang is mandatory sometimes   Jonathan Lighter
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Jonathan Lighter
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Jonathan Lighter
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Jonathan Lighter
• crosspost from LinguistList on kissing in texts   Jonathan Lighter
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Jonathan Lighter
• More on "moist"   Jonathan Lighter
• "bully pulpit"   Jonathan Lighter
• Political dysphemisms   Jonathan Lighter
• Being inebriated   Jonathan Lighter
• Political dysphemisms   Jonathan Lighter
• [C18-L] Help with Latin translations   Jonathan Lighter
• Being inebriated; and a question   Jonathan Lighter
• [C18-L] Help with Latin translations   Jonathan Lighter
• More on "moist"   Jonathan Lighter
• More on "moist"   Jonathan Lighter
• "iron-ass"   Jonathan Lighter
• "iron-ass"   Jonathan Lighter
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Jonathan Lighter
• "and which" = of which; and   Jonathan Lighter
• "mezzotone" = mezzotint   Jonathan Lighter
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Jonathan Lighter
• Oz--one f or two?   Jonathan Lighter
• bang-utot   Jonathan Lighter
• hagiopic   Jonathan Lighter
• "the whole schlemiel"   Jonathan Lighter
• Pickle   Jonathan Lighter
• First film title in Inglish   Jonathan Lighter
• Pickle   Jonathan Lighter
• OT personal note   Jonathan Lighter
• Misquoting Homer   Jonathan Lighter
• Misquoting Homer   Jonathan Lighter
• "deconstruct" = criticize so as to discredit; debunk.   Jonathan Lighter
• watch = "(of a motion picture) to seem through viewing"   Jonathan Lighter
• watch = "(of a motion picture) to seem through viewing"   Jonathan Lighter
• feminine name: "Stuart"   Jonathan Lighter
• feminine name: "Stuart"   Jonathan Lighter
• feminine name: "Stuart"   Jonathan Lighter
• First film title in Inglish   Jonathan Lighter
• more semantic slidin' around   Jonathan Lighter
• First film title in Inglish   Jonathan Lighter
• First film title in Inglish   Jonathan Lighter
• "athletic" and schwa insertion   Jonathan Lighter
• visual, n. = "visual impression; appearance"   Jonathan Lighter
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Jocelyn Limpert
• The (former) president's reading lesson   Jocelyn Limpert
• error   Mark Mandel
• "Least child"   Mark Mandel
• Trivial note o pronunciation: forehead   Mark Mandel
• "tuchus" hits the mainstream   Mark Mandel
• "don't hold me to that" = "don't blame me for that"   Mark Mandel
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........!   Mark Mandel
• "don't hold me to that" = "don't blame me for that"   Mark Mandel
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Mark Mandel
• "It comes at _the_ fraction of the cost." [NT]   Mark Mandel
• prion   Mark Mandel
• "It comes at _the_ fraction of the cost." [NT]   Mark Mandel
• "astroturf" as euphemism?   Mark Mandel
• more Chinese-to-English translation fail(ure)   Mark Mandel
• preggers   Mark Mandel
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Mark Mandel
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Mark Mandel
• another one from a post!   Mark Mandel
• deixis   Mark Mandel
• hagiopic   Mark Mandel
• "the whole schlemiel"   Mark Mandel
• First film title in Inglish   Mark Mandel
• Crack the door   Mark Mandel
• New spam low (slightly OT)   Mark Mandel
• Wikipedia too condemns "moist"   Mark Mandel
• in Filipino English: "glitz" for "glitch"; "presidentiable"   Mark Mandel
• First film title in Inglish   Mark Mandel
• "the whole schlemiel"   Mark Mandel
• crash blossom   Mark Mandel
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Mark Mandel
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Mark Mandel
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Mark Mandel
• an interesting obituary   Mark Mandel
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Mark Mandel
• Moot > mute (point) eggcorn redux   Mark Mandel
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Mark Mandel
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Russ McClay
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Russ McClay
• deixis   Russ McClay
• Cheers   Peter McGraw
• Cheers   Peter McGraw
• Pickle   David Metevia
• Pickle   David Metevia
• Pickle   David Metevia
• Pickle   David Metevia
• Pickle(r)   David Metevia
• Pickle(r)   David Metevia
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Lynne Miles-Morillo
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........! (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• BE _dah-dah-dah_ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........! (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Burchfield's Fowler (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Electronically generated speech with accents (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "POPULATION IS GROWING" SAYING (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "POPULATION IS GROWING" SAYING (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Rhetoric, department of duplicative redundancy (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• wee-weed up (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• OED access (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• South Georgiaisms (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• to "overtake" a computer (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "athletic" and schwa insertion (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Alison Murie
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Alison Murie
• vend n. - backform?   Alison Murie
• vend n. - backform?   Alison Murie
• More on "moist"   Alison Murie
• More on "moist"   Alison Murie
• "haunting ground" = stomping ground   Alison Murie
• Eggcorn: "cudboard"   Alison Murie
• cupboard   Alison Murie
• eggcorn "cudboard"   Alison Murie
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Alison Murie
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Alison Murie
• due=do   Alison Murie
• Political dysphemisms   Alison Murie
• "opener" as comparative adj.   Alison Murie
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Alison Murie
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Alison Murie
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Alison Murie
• locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Alison Murie
• eggcorn dynamics   Alison Murie
• "moist..." again   Alison Murie
• "cow down" = bow down   Alison Murie
• New spam low (slightly OT)   Alison Murie
• "cow down" = bow down   Alison Murie
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Alison Murie
• evangelical verbs   Lynne Murphy
• Is this an eggcorn?   Your Name
• "the whole schlemiel"   Geoff Nathan
• South Georgiaisms   Geoff Nathan
• Trivial note o pronunciation: forehead   Geoffrey S. Nathan
• Political dysphemisms   Geoffrey S. Nathan
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Barbara Need
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Barbara Need
• Chapters on a web site   Barbara Need
• South Georgiaisms   Barbara Need
• "Least child"   Bill Palmer
• least child   Bill Palmer
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Bill Palmer
• Trivial note o pronunciation: forehead   Bill Palmer
• Jackson police   Bill Palmer
• More on "moist"   Bill Palmer
• iller   Bill Palmer
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Bill Palmer
• Misquoting Homer   Bill Palmer
• watch = "(of a motion picture) to seem through viewing"   Bill Palmer
• feminine name: "Stuart"   Bill Palmer
• South Georgiaisms   Bill Palmer
• South Georgiaisms   Bill Palmer
• "First and Only"   Bill Palmer
• "First and Only"   Bill Palmer
• First film title in Inglish   Bill Palmer
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Bill Palmer
• BE _dah-dah-dah_ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jim Parish
• preggers   Jim Parish
• "the whole schlemiel"   Jim Parish
• "the whole schlemiel"   Jim Parish
• "the whole schlemiel"   Jim Parish
• another fake quote   John Patrick
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• New eponym   Mark Peters
• Political dysphemisms   Mark Peters
• Political dysphemisms   Mark Peters
• deixis   Michael Quinion
• Herf?   Michael Quinion
• New eponym   Clai Rice
• Pickle   Joseph Salmons
• Antedating of "Racism"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Racist"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Racial"   Shapiro, Fred
• "Brass Ring"   Shapiro, Fred
• "POPULATION IS GROWING" SAYING   Shapiro, Fred
• "Hobson's Choice"   Shapiro, Fred
• "Hobson's Choice"   Shapiro, Fred
• G.K.Chesterton quotation---appropriate for YBQ?   Shapiro, Fred
• "coming up roses" (OED)   Jesse Sheidlower
• "astroturf" as euphemism?   Jesse Sheidlower
• marriage equality   Jesse Sheidlower
• More on "moist"   Jesse Sheidlower
• "It was a day like any other."   Jesse Sheidlower
• Antedating of "Racism"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Help wanted: Scottish dialect   Jesse Sheidlower
• Burchfield's Fowler (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jesse Sheidlower
• jackpot   Jesse Sheidlower
• jackpot   Jesse Sheidlower
• jackpot   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Hobson's Choice"   Jesse Sheidlower
• rhubard   Herb Stahlke
• error   Herb Stahlke
• error   Herb Stahlke
• earlobe > earlope   Herb Stahlke
• I'd've   Herb Stahlke
• I'd've   Herb Stahlke
• bushmeat   Herb Stahlke
• stymied   Herb Stahlke
• stymied   Herb Stahlke
• "Least child"   Herb Stahlke
• bushmeat   Herb Stahlke
• evangelical verbs   Herb Stahlke
• Another name question   Herb Stahlke
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Herb Stahlke
• evangelical verbs   Herb Stahlke
• trellis table--eggcorn?   Herb Stahlke
• Political dysphemisms   Herb Stahlke
• Political dysphemisms   Herb Stahlke
• Political dysphemisms   Herb Stahlke
• "and which" = of which; and   Herb Stahlke
• cut to the wick   Herb Stahlke
• cut to the wick   Herb Stahlke
• spicket and spigot   Herb Stahlke
• spicket and spigot   Herb Stahlke
• coke a cola   Victor Steinbok
• More on "moist"   Victor Steinbok
• waxing_____________?   Victor Steinbok
• slang   Victor Steinbok
• waxing_____________?   Victor Steinbok
• preggers   Victor Steinbok
• swivel room   Victor Steinbok
• iller   Victor Steinbok
• certainly not an eggcorn ...   Victor Steinbok
• More on "moist"   Victor Steinbok
• More on "moist"   Victor Steinbok
• Political dysphemisms   Victor Steinbok
• "iron-ass"   Victor Steinbok
• Oz--one f or two?   Victor Steinbok
• Oz--one f or two?   Victor Steinbok
• "the whole schlemiel"   Victor Steinbok
• "the whole schlemiel"   Victor Steinbok
• "the whole schlemiel"   Victor Steinbok
• wee-weed up   Victor Steinbok
• Pickle   Victor Steinbok
• Pickle   Victor Steinbok
• New spam low   Victor Steinbok
• eggcorn dynamics   Victor Steinbok
• a new low   Victor Steinbok
• New spam low (slightly OT)   Victor Steinbok
• another eggcorn?   Victor Steinbok
• eggcorn dynamics   Victor Steinbok
• "the whole schlemiel"   Victor Steinbok
• New spam low (slightly OT)   Victor Steinbok
• deixis   Victor Steinbok
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Victor Steinbok
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Victor Steinbok
• "First and Only"   Victor Steinbok
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Victor Steinbok
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Victor Steinbok
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Victor Steinbok
• speaking of Norville Barnes...   Victor Steinbok
• "Black Friday" (day after Thanksgiving), 1951   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• Tar heels [1846]   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• beknown   George Thompson
• more country talk, 1829   George Thompson
• Burchfield's Fowler   George Thompson
• "haunting ground" = stomping ground   George Thompson
• preggers   George Thompson
• jackpot   George Thompson
• More on "moist"   George Thompson
• earlobe > earlope   Victor
• An African American proverb (?)   Victor
• feeble position   Chris Waigl
• another one from a post!   Chris Waigl
• eggcorn?   Chris Waigl
• feeble position   Chris Waigl
• feeble position   Chris Waigl
• Is this an eggcorn?   Chris Waigl
• Political dysphemisms   Chris Waigl
• Crack the door   Chris Waigl
• another eggcorn?   Chris Waigl
• crash blossom   Chris Waigl
• Cell phones make kids faster, dumber   Amy West
• Early "mis[s]"(1652) as title?   Amy West
• waxing_____________?   Neal Whitman
• evangelical verbs   Neal Whitman
• I don't take lightly to X   Neal Whitman
• Warming down (was Re: Crack the door)   Neal Whitman
• Stress on "donate"   Douglas G. Wilson
• M*A*S*H (was Re: More on "moist")   Douglas G. Wilson
• more Chinese-to-English translation fail(ure)   Douglas G. Wilson
• more Chinese-to-English translation fail(ure)   Douglas G. Wilson
• deixis   Douglas G. Wilson
• wee-weed up   Douglas G. Wilson
• spicket and spigot   Douglas G. Wilson
• Herf?   Douglas G. Wilson
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........!   Dave Wilton
• how to say this?   Dave Wilton
• New eponym   Dave Wilton
• Cell phones make kids faster, dumber   Dave Wilton
• "at the helm" = playing the most important role?/ "allegorical" = allusive; suggestive; referential   Dave Wilton
• Glenn Moon Video   Dave Wilton
• Heard on The Judges: "_for_ to"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Village Voice / "X sucks" (1967)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Village Voice / "X sucks" (1967)   Benjamin Zimmer
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........!   Benjamin Zimmer
• More on "moist"   Benjamin Zimmer
• FAIL in the NYT Mag   Benjamin Zimmer
• More on "moist"   Benjamin Zimmer
• More on "moist"   Benjamin Zimmer
• M*A*S*H (was Re: More on "moist")   Benjamin Zimmer
• preggers   Benjamin Zimmer
• preggers   Benjamin Zimmer
• New eponym   Benjamin Zimmer
• crosspost from LinguistList on kissing in texts   Benjamin Zimmer
• Political dysphemisms   Benjamin Zimmer
• deixis   Benjamin Zimmer
• more Chinese-to-English translation fail(ure)   Benjamin Zimmer
• bang-utot   Benjamin Zimmer
• wee-weed up   Benjamin Zimmer
• wee-weed up   Benjamin Zimmer
• wee-weed up   Benjamin Zimmer
• watch = "(of a motion picture) to seem through viewing"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "cow down" = bow down   Benjamin Zimmer
• in Filipino English: "glitz" for "glitch"; "presidentiable"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Benjamin Zimmer
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........!   Tom Zurinskas
• I'd've   Tom Zurinskas
• An African American proverb (?)   Tom Zurinskas
• I'd've   Tom Zurinskas
• I'd've   Tom Zurinskas
• /t/ allophones - was Re: An African American proverb (?)   Tom Zurinskas
• bushmeat   Tom Zurinskas
• "Least child"   Tom Zurinskas
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Tom Zurinskas
• Stress on "donate"   Tom Zurinskas
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........!   Tom Zurinskas
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........! (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Tom Zurinskas
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Tom Zurinskas
• Trivial note on pronunciation: forehead   Tom Zurinskas
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........!   Tom Zurinskas
• More on "moist"   Tom Zurinskas
• More on "moist"   Tom Zurinskas
• How we spoke back then   Tom Zurinskas
• More on "moist" OT - spelling   Tom Zurinskas
• bushmeat   Tom Zurinskas
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Tom Zurinskas
• preggers   Tom Zurinskas
• Cell phones make kids faster, dumber   Tom Zurinskas
• Very OT: woodchuck au vin   Tom Zurinskas
• Electronically generated speech with accents (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Political dysphemisms   Tom Zurinskas
• deixis   Tom Zurinskas
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Tom Zurinskas
• "POPULATION IS GROWING" SAYING (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• a locus classicus for fronted "anymore"   Tom Zurinskas
• Oz--one f or two?   Tom Zurinskas
• First film title in Inglish   Tom Zurinskas
• "Norval" ... How do *you* pronounce it?   Tom Zurinskas
• "First and Only"   Tom Zurinskas
• "First and Only"   Tom Zurinskas
• First film title in Inglish   Tom Zurinskas
• Moot > mute (point) eggcorn redux   Tom Zurinskas
• marriage equality   Arnold Zwicky
• error   Arnold Zwicky
• "pertain toward"; transitive "progress"   Arnold Zwicky
• Heard on The Judges: "_for_ to"   Arnold Zwicky
• feeble position   Arnold Zwicky
• beknown   Arnold Zwicky
• how to say this?   Arnold Zwicky
• prion   Arnold Zwicky
• prion   Arnold Zwicky
• how to say this?   Arnold Zwicky
• how to say this?   Arnold Zwicky
• More on "moist"   Arnold Zwicky
• how to say this?   Arnold Zwicky
• Burchfield's Fowler   Arnold Zwicky
• how to say this?   Arnold Zwicky
• "for to" in DARE   Arnold Zwicky
• Burchfield's Fowler   Arnold Zwicky
• More on "moist"   Arnold Zwicky
• More on "moist"   Arnold Zwicky
• Burchfield's Fowler   Arnold Zwicky
• [SPAM:###] "moist" searches   Arnold Zwicky
• "moist" searches   Arnold Zwicky
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Arnold Zwicky
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Arnold Zwicky
• Fwd: preggers   Arnold Zwicky
• preggers   Arnold Zwicky
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Arnold Zwicky
• eggcorn?   Arnold Zwicky
• eggcorn?   Arnold Zwicky
• preggers   Arnold Zwicky
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Arnold Zwicky
• preggers   Arnold Zwicky
• Eggcorn: "cudboard"   Arnold Zwicky
• preggers   Arnold Zwicky
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Arnold Zwicky
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Arnold Zwicky
• Q: "It's" as the possessive?   Arnold Zwicky
• New eponym   Arnold Zwicky
• Why Is Dick a nickname for Richard   Arnold Zwicky
• swivel room   Arnold Zwicky
• Possible eggcorn   Arnold Zwicky
• eggcorn?   Arnold Zwicky
• More on "moist"   Arnold Zwicky
• An almost eggcorn   Arnold Zwicky
• due=do   Arnold Zwicky
• iller   Arnold Zwicky
• another one from a post!   Arnold Zwicky
• iller   Arnold Zwicky
• Foreboding -- possible eggcorn?   Arnold Zwicky
• another one from a post!   Arnold Zwicky
• "congressional meat-puppet"..........!   kimberly armradit
• Crack the door   nwhitman at ameritech.net

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