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• dangers of dialect   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• last laugh on awe-dropping   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• last laugh on awe-dropping   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• Hi! III   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• WOTY nomination   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• last laugh on awe-dropping   RonButters at AOL.COM
• LaGuardia, La Bomba   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] last la ugh on awe-dropping   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] LaGuardia , La Bomba   RonButters at AOL.COM
• La   RonButters at AOL.COM
• last laugh on awe-dropping   RonButters at AOL.COM
• "bodge"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• LaGuardia, La Bomba   RonButters at AOL.COM
• LaGuardia, La Bomba 2   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Naomi (was: how is it pronounced)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• phonetic teaching systems (was "warn" > "worn")   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] mangled messages   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       [ADS-L] mangled messa ges   RonButters at AOL.COM
• LaGuardia, La Bomba, cabana   RonButters at AOL.COM
• last laugh on awe-dropping   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       [ADS-L] LaGuardia, La Bomba, cabana   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] last la ugh on awe-dropping   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "war n" > "worn")   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "war n" > "worn")   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] Surprise   RonButters at AOL.COM
• a right to your own facts   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Allegro vs. casual speech (was "slurring"?)   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Careless writing   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Barbara Walters   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Rare Dialects   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Rare Dialects   RonButters at AOL.COM
• unrounded [u] versus "barred-i"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Correction: unrounded [u] versus "barred-i"   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Oldest words in English?   RonButters at AOL.COM
• Oldest words in English?   RonButters at AOL.COM
•       Re: [ADS-L] pron. o f just   RonButters at AOL.COM
• pron. of just   RonButters at AOL.COM
• French folk etymology: bleu-jaune   RonButters at AOL.COM
• volcano-ologist   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• "close line"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Nouns into Intransitive Verbs-Hoover and Beaver   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Punxutawney Phil   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Can a have an A, men?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Fw: [ADS-L] Can a have an A, men?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• This trend must stop!   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Many schwas   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Surprise   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• "slurring"?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Fw: [ADS-L] Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Fw: [ADS-L] "slurring"?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Fw: [ADS-L] "slurring"?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Oldest words in English?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• "Away" > "way"   Randy Alexander
• Fw: [ADS-L] Can a have an A, men?   Randy Alexander
• Israel   Randy Alexander
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Randy Alexander
• Naomi (was: how is it pronounced)   Randy Alexander
• LaGuardia, La Bomba   Randy Alexander
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Randy Alexander
• LaGuardia, La Bomba   Randy Alexander
• mangled messages   Randy Alexander
• LaGuardia, La Bomba, cabana   Randy Alexander
• Most common sound for words ending in letter "a"   Randy Alexander
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Randy Alexander
• Surprise   Randy Alexander
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Randy Alexander
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Randy Alexander
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Randy Alexander
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Randy Alexander
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Randy Alexander
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Randy Alexander
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Randy Alexander
• relative "that" again   Randy Alexander
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Randy Alexander
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Randy Alexander
• relative "that" again   Randy Alexander
• relative "that" again   Randy Alexander
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Randy Alexander
• Rare Dialects   Randy Alexander
• Fw: [ADS-L] "slurring"?   Randy Alexander
• pron. of just   Randy Alexander
• Dungarees   Baker, John
• mangled messages   Baker, John
• Is "Disaffirm" a Euphemism?   Baker, John
• Is "Disaffirm" a Euphemism?   Baker, John
• New Jersey High School bans foreign languages, then eats its words   Dennis Baron
• Lincoln the writer at 200: the statesman and orator constantly revised his prose   Dennis Baron
• It's International Mother Language Day -- send your mother tongue a card   Dennis Baron
• Oldest words in English?   Dennis Baron
• Oldest words in English?   Dennis Baron
• Oldest words in English?   Dennis Baron
• The incredible shrinking English vocabulary: Evolutionary biologist predicts that some of the words you used today are going extinct   Dennis Baron
• WOTY nomination   Dennis Baron
• Naomi: how is it pronounced?   Benjamin Barrett
• Naomi: how is it pronounced?   Benjamin Barrett
• Naomi (was: how is it pronounced)   Benjamin Barrett
• Second Kennedy Round   Benjamin Barrett
• Fwd: adopt a word!   Benjamin Barrett
• Over 100 words for snow?   Benjamin Barrett
• name droppingness   Benjamin Barrett
• Twitter   Grant Barrett
• "bodge"   Grant Barrett
• Many schwas   Grant Barrett
• "dungarees"   Joel S. Berson
• Punxutawney Phil   Joel S. Berson
• "dungarees"   Joel S. Berson
• Lyric to Dungaree Doll -- X rated?   Joel S. Berson
• Origin of the American Use of Dungarees   Joel S. Berson
• the toll of inflation   Joel S. Berson
• the toll of inflation   Joel S. Berson
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Joel S. Berson
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Joel S. Berson
• LaGuardia, La Bomba   Joel S. Berson
• "bodge"   Joel S. Berson
• talk about dialect restriction!   Joel S. Berson
• Naomi (was: how is it pronounced)   Joel S. Berson
• LaGuardia", La Bomba"   Joel S. Berson
• "bodge"   Joel S. Berson
• "bodge"   Joel S. Berson
• Over 100 words for snow?   Joel S. Berson
• Over 100 words for snow?   Joel S. Berson
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Joel S. Berson
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Joel S. Berson
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Joel S. Berson
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Joel S. Berson
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Joel S. Berson
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: lol theory   Joel S. Berson
• porcinality   Joel S. Berson
• Surprise   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: Y'know, there are typos and there are TYPOS!   Joel S. Berson
• "allatration" 1701, 1724, 1907, and others   Joel S. Berson
• Y'know, there are typos and there are TYPOS!   Joel S. Berson
• "quel fromage"   Joel S. Berson
• "quel fromage"   Joel S. Berson
• "short-skirt", v. = 'to shortchange, give short shrift to'   Joel S. Berson
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Joel S. Berson
• "short-skirt", v. = 'to shortchange, give short shrift to'   Joel S. Berson
• ety. of "gilligan hitch"   Joel S. Berson
• Q: Vertically printed text & Google Books   Joel S. Berson
• Oldest words in English?   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of "break a leg" (1940)--correction, now 1925   Joel S. Berson
• Oldest words in English?   Joel S. Berson
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Joel S. Berson
• Oldest words in English?   Joel S. Berson
• "Soldier"   Joel S. Berson
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   David Bowie
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   David Bowie
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   David Bowie
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   David Bowie
• ADS-L Digest - 10 Feb 2009 to 11 Feb 2009 (#2009-43)   David Bowie
• Over 100 words for snow?   David Bowie
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   David Bowie
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   David Bowie
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   David Bowie
• upkeep as verb   Hillary Brown
• looking for tim frazer   Edward Callary
• LaGuardia, La Bomba   Kari Castor
• "dungarees"   Sam Clements
• Antedating of "break a leg" (1940)   Sam Clements
• Antedating of "break a leg" (1940)--correction, now 1925   Sam Clements
• Antedating of "break a leg" (1940)--correction, now 1925   Sam Clements
• Barry Popik sends 1890's information on "Hot Dog"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Wilson brags O.T.   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Expression "hand over fist" -- A History Channel folk etymology?   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "quel fromage"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Query; was: WOTY nomination   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• dangers of dialect   M Covarrubias
• Can a have an A, men?   M Covarrubias
• talk about dialect restriction!   M Covarrubias
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   M Covarrubias
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   M Covarrubias
• shred of doubt, benefit of -   M Covarrubias
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   M Covarrubias
• preposition - zero variation   Mark Davies
• preposition - zero variation   Mark Davies
• /u/: merger vs. split   Mark Davies
• Can a have an A, men?   Charles Doyle
• new excremental proverb   Charles Doyle
• The real (and the realer)   Charles Doyle
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Charles Doyle
• house shoes   Charles Doyle
• "dungarees"   Alice Faber
• "dungarees"   Alice Faber
• Surprise   Alice Faber
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Alice Faber
• relative "that" again   Alice Faber
• Fw: [ADS-L] "slurring"?   Alice Faber
• Barbara Walters   Alice Faber
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Alice Faber
• Naomi (was: how is it pronounced)   Nancy Friedman
• "dungarees"   Dan Goodman
• Can a have an A, men?   Dan Goodman
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Dan Goodman
• Surprise   Dan Goodman
• mustang court; kangaroo court   Stephen Goranson
• rats, correction Re: [ADS-L] mustang court; kangaroo court   Stephen Goranson
• antedating mariguana [marijuana] 1874   Stephen Goranson
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Stephen Goranson
• antedating tib (verb) 1839   Stephen Goranson
• antedating "Molly Maguires" 1844   Stephen Goranson
• antedating (?) "Nip-and-tuck" 1843   Stephen Goranson
• antedating "scalawag" 1844   Stephen Goranson
• antedating "Loco-Foco" 1834   Stephen Goranson
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Matthew Gordon
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Matthew Gordon
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Matthew Gordon
• /u/: merger vs. split   Matthew Gordon
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Matthew Gordon
• pron. of just   Matthew Gordon
• pron. of just   Matthew Gordon
• Most common sound for words ending in letter "a"   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Gordon, Matthew J.
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Gordon, Matthew J.
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Gordon, Matthew J.
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Gordon, Matthew J.
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Gordon, Matthew J.
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Gordon, Matthew J.
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Gordon, Matthew J.
• pron. of just   Gordon, Matthew J.
• "Break bad": 2; "break nasty": 0   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Boondocks: "go for the okey-doke'   Wilson Gray
• ... is mentioned   Wilson Gray
• "dungarees"   Wilson Gray
• "dungarees"   Wilson Gray
• "Away" > "way"   Wilson Gray
• "dungarees"   Wilson Gray
• Origin of the American Use of Dungarees   Wilson Gray
• Can a have an A, men?   Wilson Gray
• Can a have an A, men?   Wilson Gray
• "Away" > "way"   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn? countless > "countly"   Wilson Gray
• Naomi: how is it pronounced?   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Wilson Gray
• No compensatory lengthening in Bostonian?   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Wilson Gray
• phonetic teaching systems (was "warn" > "worn")   Wilson Gray
• Naomi (was: how is it pronounced)   Wilson Gray
• "Laid" PPP > "laid" N   Wilson Gray
• Hi! III   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: "It's all bad!"   Wilson Gray
• My apologies for Hi! III   Wilson Gray
• Over 100 words for snow?   Wilson Gray
• "Obamasiah" [NT]   Wilson Gray
• Over 100 words for snow?   Wilson Gray
• Over 100 words for snow?   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Wilson Gray
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Wilson Gray
• Mail order brides   Wilson Gray
• To "cath"   Wilson Gray
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Wilson Gray
• Wilson brags O.T.   Wilson Gray
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Wilson Gray
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Wilson Gray
• Hi! III   Wilson Gray
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Wilson Gray
• "Thousands of cattle"   Wilson Gray
• "East St. Louis Toodle-oo"   Wilson Gray
• lol theory   Wilson Gray
• preposition - zero variation   Wilson Gray
• Wilson brags O.T.   Wilson Gray
• "grind X to a halt" = 'bring X to a standstill'   Wilson Gray
• Eggcorn?: gnashing? > mashing   Wilson Gray
• Expression "hand over fist" -- A History Channel folk etymology? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• preposition - zero variation   Wilson Gray
• ticktock   Wilson Gray
• "short-skirt", v. = 'to shortchange, give short shrift to'   Wilson Gray
• relative "that" again   Wilson Gray
• relative "that" again   Wilson Gray
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Wilson Gray
• de Tocqueville; was Re: ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• Rare Dialects   Wilson Gray
• "momanem" at the Oscars   Wilson Gray
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Wilson Gray
• Rare Dialects   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: "conversate"   Wilson Gray
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Wilson Gray
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Wilson Gray
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Wilson Gray
• Correction: unrounded [u] versus "barred-i"   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: "thug" eggcorn? tip of the slung?   Wilson Gray
• Oldest words in English?   Wilson Gray
• Shade Tree Mechanic   Wilson Gray
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: BE "down [someone]" = sE "put [someone] down"   Wilson Gray
• "Soldier"   Wilson Gray
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Wilson Gray
• "Soldier"   Wilson Gray
• antedating tib (verb) 1839   Wilson Gray
• pron of Worcester, MA   Wilson Gray
• French folk etymology: bleu-jaune   Wilson Gray
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Wilson Gray
• New txtspeak dictionary   Damien Hall
• "dungarees"   Damien Hall
• "dungarees"   Damien Hall
• "dungarees"   Damien Hall
• "(c)overalls" (was: "dungarees")   Damien Hall
• Fwd: Re: "(c)overalls" (was: "dungarees")   Damien Hall
• Israel   Damien Hall
• Emoticons and parentheses   Damien Hall
• Eggcorn: own goal >> home goal   Damien Hall
• Eggcorn: brute force >> brut force   Damien Hall
• Eggcorn: own goal >> home goal   Damien Hall
• name droppingness   Damien Hall
• 'Associate' with no PP?   Damien Hall
• 1955 "-wise" vector; antedatings of "misty" and "Enjoy!"   James Harbeck
• 1955 "-wise" vector; antedatings of "misty" and "Enjoy!"   James Harbeck
• "dungarees"   James Harbeck
• Naomi: how is it pronounced?   James Harbeck
• "East St. Louis Toodle-oo"   James Harbeck
• pron of Worcester, MA   James Harbeck
• pron of Worcester, MA   James Harbeck
• talk about dialect restriction!   Doug Harris
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Doug Harris
• Naomi (was: how is it pronounced)   Doug Harris
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Doug Harris
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Doug Harris
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Doug Harris
• pronunciation of "Worcester" (Mass.) (was: ADS-L Digest - 22Feb 200 9 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55))   Doug Harris
• Steve Parillo's Jerusalem   Doug Harris
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Dave Hause
• "close line"   Laurence Horn
• "close line"   Laurence Horn
• Nouns into Intransitive Verbs-Hoover and Beaver   Laurence Horn
• "dungarees"   Laurence Horn
• "dungarees"   Laurence Horn
• "Away" > "way"   Laurence Horn
• "dungarees"   Laurence Horn
• "dungarees"   Laurence Horn
• Fw: [ADS-L] Can a have an A, men?   Laurence Horn
• the toll of inflation   Laurence Horn
• the toll of inflation   Laurence Horn
• Twitter   Laurence Horn
• LaGuardia, La Bomba   Laurence Horn
• talk about dialect restriction!   Laurence Horn
• Heard on The Judges: "bartend(e)ress"   Laurence Horn
• LaGuardia ", La Bomba"   Laurence Horn
• "bodge"   Laurence Horn
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Laurence Horn
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Laurence Horn
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Laurence Horn
• "Laid" PPP > "laid" N   Laurence Horn
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Laurence Horn
• Most common sound for words ending in letter "a"   Laurence Horn
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Laurence Horn
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Laurence Horn
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Laurence Horn
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Laurence Horn
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Laurence Horn
• Eggcorn: own goal >> home goal   Laurence Horn
• autogol, 2d try   Laurence Horn
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "war n" > "worn")   Laurence Horn
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Laurence Horn
• Surprise   Laurence Horn
• Surprise   Laurence Horn
• Surprise   Laurence Horn
• Surprise   Laurence Horn
• Italian spaghetti again   Laurence Horn
• Italian spaghetti   Laurence Horn
• "vegetarian" redux   Laurence Horn
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Laurence Horn
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• relative "that" again   Laurence Horn
• "short-skirt", v. = 'to shortchange, give short shrift to'   Laurence Horn
• "short-skirt", v. = 'to shortchange, give short shrift to'   Laurence Horn
• "short-skirt", v. = 'to shortchange, give short shrift to'   Laurence Horn
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Laurence Horn
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Laurence Horn
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Laurence Horn
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Laurence Horn
• Fw: [ADS-L] "slurring"?   Laurence Horn
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Laurence Horn
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• "momanem" at the Oscars   Laurence Horn
• Fw: [ADS-L] "slurring"?   Laurence Horn
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• Barbara Walters   Laurence Horn
• Rare Dialects   Laurence Horn
• Barbara Walters   Laurence Horn
• de Tocqueville; was Re: ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Laurence Horn
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Laurence Horn
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Laurence Horn
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Laurence Horn
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Laurence Horn
• pronunciation of "Worcester" (Mass.) (was: ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55))   Laurence Horn
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Laurence Horn
• Oldest words in English?   Laurence Horn
• Oldest words in English?   Laurence Horn
• Oldest words in English?   Laurence Horn
• Oldest words in English?   Laurence Horn
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Laurence Horn
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Laurence Horn
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Laurence Horn
• Oldest words in English?   Laurence Horn
• pron of Worcester, MA   Laurence Horn
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Laurence Horn
• "Soldier"   Laurence Horn
• "Soldier"   Laurence Horn
• pron of Worcester, MA   Laurence Horn
• pie alamo   Laurence Horn
• WOTY nomination   Laurence Horn
• French folk etymology: bleu-jaune   Laurence Horn
• Syllabic consonants   Laurence Horn
• Nouns into Intransitive Verbs-Hoover and Beaver   Paul Johnston
• Punxutawney Phil   Paul Johnston
• LaGuardia, La Bomba   Paul Johnston
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Paul Johnston
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Paul Johnston
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Paul Johnston
• Many schwas   Paul Johnston
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Paul Johnston
• relative "that" again   Paul Johnston
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Paul Johnston
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Paul Johnston
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Paul Johnston
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Paul Johnston
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Paul Johnston
• Most common sound for words ending in letter "a"   Scot LaFaive
• Mail order brides   Scot LaFaive
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Scot LaFaive
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Scot LaFaive
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Scot LaFaive
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Scot LaFaive
• Surprise   Scot LaFaive
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Scot LaFaive
• "vegetarian" redux   Scot LaFaive
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Scot LaFaive
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Scot LaFaive
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Scot LaFaive
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Scot LaFaive
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Scot LaFaive
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Scot LaFaive
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Scot LaFaive
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Scot LaFaive
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Scot LaFaive
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Scot LaFaive
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Scot LaFaive
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Scot LaFaive
• The incredible shrinking English vocabulary: Evolutionary biologist predicts that some of the words you used today are going extinct   Scot LaFaive
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Scot LaFaive
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Scot LaFaive
• Can a have an A, men?   Margaret Lee
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Margaret Lee
• Shade Tree Mechanic   Murrah Lee
• volcano-ologist   Jonathan Lighter
• 1955 "-wise" vector; antedatings of "misty" and "Enjoy!"   Jonathan Lighter
• 1955 "-wise" vector; antedatings of "misty" and "Enjoy!"   Jonathan Lighter
• new excremental proverb   Jonathan Lighter
• "dungarees"   Jonathan Lighter
• "dungarees"   Jonathan Lighter
• Dungarees   Jonathan Lighter
• Can a have an A, men?   Jonathan Lighter
• Origin of the American Use of Dungarees   Jonathan Lighter
• new excremental proverb   Jonathan Lighter
• IQ Plunge Spawns Acronym!!   Jonathan Lighter
• Over 100 words for snow?   Jonathan Lighter
• Barry Popik sends 1890's information on "Hot Dog"   Jonathan Lighter
• love pumpkin; secret-spend   Jonathan Lighter
• the fevvers on a frush's froat   Jonathan Lighter
• "take by storm" = command the attention of   Jonathan Lighter
• caninality, felinality, murality   Jonathan Lighter
• caninality, felinality, murality   Jonathan Lighter
• Y'know, there are typos and there are TYPOS!   Jonathan Lighter
• Surprise   Jonathan Lighter
• Rare Dialects   Jonathan Lighter
• ety. of "gilligan hitch"   Jonathan Lighter
• ety. of "gilligan hitch"   Jonathan Lighter
• Oldest words in English?   Jonathan Lighter
• "Soldier"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Soldier"   Jonathan Lighter
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Jonathan Lighter
• "Soldier"   Jonathan Lighter
• Song Lyrics Appearing First as Poems   Jonathan Lighter
• "Soldier"   Jonathan Lighter
• Can a have an A, men?   Jocelyn Limpert
• Fw: [ADS-L] Can a have an A, men?   Jocelyn Limpert
• Can a have an A, men?   Jocelyn Limpert
• Can a have an A, men?   Jocelyn Limpert
• mangled messages   Jocelyn Limpert
• Nouns into Intransitive Verbs-Hoover and Beaver   Mark Mandel
• "dungarees"   Mark Mandel
• Punxutawney Phil   Mark Mandel
• "dungarees"   Mark Mandel
• "dungarees"   Mark Mandel
• Dungarees   Mark Mandel
• Origin of the American Use of Dungarees   Mark Mandel
• Can a have an A, men?   Mark Mandel
• George Carlin: "Modern Man"   Mark Mandel
• Twitter   Mark Mandel
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Mark Mandel
• Heard on The Judges: "bartend(e)ress"   Mark Mandel
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Mark Mandel
• "Viral" as noun for 'viral video'   Mark Mandel
• mangled messages   Mark Mandel
• mangled messages   Mark Mandel
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Mark Mandel
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Mark Mandel
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Mark Mandel
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Mark Mandel
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Mark Mandel
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Mark Mandel
• Wilson brags O.T.   Mark Mandel
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Mark Mandel
• Eggcorn: own goal >> home goal   Mark Mandel
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Mark Mandel
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Mark Mandel
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Mark Mandel
• Eggcorn: own goal >> home goal   Mark Mandel
• Hi! III   Mark Mandel
• This trend must stop!   Mark Mandel
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Mark Mandel
• preposition - zero variation   Mark Mandel
• "false accept", "false reject"   Mark Mandel
• Y'know, there are typos and there are TYPOS!   Mark Mandel
• Expression "hand over fist" -- A History Channel folk etymology?   Mark Mandel
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mark Mandel
• relative "that" again   Mark Mandel
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Mark Mandel
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Mark Mandel
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Mark Mandel
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Mark Mandel
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Mark Mandel
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Mark Mandel
• Heard on The Judges: "conversate"   Mark Mandel
• Is "Disaffirm" a Euphemism?   Mark Mandel
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Mark Mandel
• pronunciation of "Worcester" (Mass.) (was: ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55))   Mark Mandel
• non-ASCII characters in OED   Mark Mandel
• Oldest words in English?   Mark Mandel
• Oldest words in English?   Mark Mandel
• Oldest words in English?   Mark Mandel
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Mark Mandel
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Mark Mandel
• One snowclone to rule them all   Mark Mandel
• Antedating of "break a leg" (1940)--correction, now 1925   Mark Mandel
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Mark Mandel
• French folk etymology: bleu-jaune   Mark Mandel
• Dungarees   Janet Marting
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Russ McClay
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   David Metevia
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   David Metevia
• suffice(d) (it) to say   David Metevia
• de Tocqueville; was Re: ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   David Metevia
• Rare Dialects   David Metevia
• Rare Dialects   David Metevia
• Survival of the Diverse   David Metevia
• "the reveal"   Evan Morris
• Song Lyrics Appearing First as Poems   Andrea Morrow
• Can a have an A, men?   Salikoko Mufwene
• The Sporting News (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn") (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Expression "hand over fist" -- A History Channel folk etymology? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Surprise (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Surprise (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Surprise (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• de Tocqueville; was Re: ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "dungarees"   Alison Murie
• Surprise   Alison Murie
• Surprise   Alison Murie
• Surprise   Alison Murie
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Alison Murie
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Alison Murie
• pron of Worcester, MA   Alison Murie
• pron. of just   Alison Murie
• chinese whispers   Lynne Murphy
• ADS-L Digest - 20 Feb 2009 to 21 Feb 2009 (#2009-53)   Your Name
• the toll of inflation   Geoff Nathan
• Syllabic consonants   Geoffrey Nathan
• Naomi: how is it pronounced?   Barbara Need
• Naomi: how is it pronounced?   Barbara Need
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Barbara Need
• mangled messages   Barbara Need
•       Re: [ADS-L] mangled messages   Barbara Need
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Barbara Need
• de Tocqueville; was Re: ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Barbara Need
• "short-skirt", v. = 'to shortchange, give short shrift to'   Barbara Need
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Barbara Need
• "close line"   Bill Palmer
• "dungarees"   Bill Palmer
• Most common sound for words ending in letter "a"   Bill Palmer
• caninality, felinality, murality   Bill Palmer
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Bill Palmer
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Bill Palmer
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Bill Palmer
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Bill Palmer
• ADS-L Digest - 20 Feb 2009 to 21 Feb 2009 (#2009-53)   Bill Palmer
• "slurring"?   Bill Palmer
• Fw: [ADS-L] "slurring"?   Bill Palmer
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Bill Palmer
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Bill Palmer
• Heard on The Judges: "conversate"   Bill Palmer
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Bill Palmer
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Bill Palmer
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Bill Palmer
• "Soldier"   Bill Palmer
• "Soldier"   Bill Palmer
• "Soldier"   Bill Palmer
• Naomi: how is it pronounced?   Jim Parish
• Lyric to Dungaree Doll   Paul
• Rare Dialects   Paul
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Paul
• house shoes   Paul
• Song Lyrics Appearing First as Poems   Paul
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• This trend must stop!   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• pronunciation of "Worcester" (Mass.) (was: ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55))   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• Correction: unrounded [u] versus "barred-i"   Paul A Johnston, Jr.
• The Barry White of the Apocalypse   Mark Peters
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Aja Pollak
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Jeff Prucher
• non-ASCII characters in OED   Michael Quinion
• Oldest words in English?   Michael Quinion
• Nouns into Intransitive Verbs-Hoover and Beaver   Carter Rila
• "Dan Ratherisms"   Carter Rila
• Origin of the American Use of Dungarees   Carter Rila
• Oldest words in English?   Joseph Salmons
• Heard on The Judges: "bartend(e)ress"   Scott
• Definition of "Netbook"   Shapiro, Fred
• Song Lyrics Appearing First as Poems   Shapiro, Fred
• mangled messages   Jesse Sheidlower
• Italian spaghetti   James Smith
• Rare Dialects   James Smith
• The MacWheel - not just dicking around   James Smith
• Israel   Herb Stahlke
• Israel   Herb Stahlke
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Herb Stahlke
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Herb Stahlke
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Herb Stahlke
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Herb Stahlke
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Herb Stahlke
• Surprise   Herb Stahlke
• Italian spaghetti   Herb Stahlke
• Italian spaghetti again   Herb Stahlke
• Surprise   Herb Stahlke
• extraposition from "it" in object position   Herb Stahlke
• relative "that" again   Herb Stahlke
• relative "that" again   Herb Stahlke
• relative "that" again   Herb Stahlke
• relative "that" again   Herb Stahlke
• relative "that" again   Herb Stahlke
• relative "that" again   Herb Stahlke
• relative "that" again   Herb Stahlke
• relative "that" again   Herb Stahlke
• relative "that" again   Herb Stahlke
• Rare Dialects   Herb Stahlke
• twitterati   Herb Stahlke
• twitterati   Herb Stahlke
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Herb Stahlke
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Herb Stahlke
• Oldest words in English?   Herb Stahlke
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Herb Stahlke
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Herb Stahlke
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Herb Stahlke
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Herb Stahlke
• pron. of just   Herb Stahlke
• pron. of just   Herb Stahlke
• pie alamo   Herb Stahlke
• pron. of just   Herb Stahlke
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Herb Stahlke
• pron. of just   Herb Stahlke
• pie alamo   Herb Stahlke
• Can a have an A, men?   Rex W. Stocklin
• Can a have an A, men?   Rex W. Stocklin
• Can a have an A, men?   Rex W. Stocklin
• the toll of inflation   George Thompson
• tricks of the trade   George Thompson
• ticktock   George Thompson
• "quel fromage"   George Thompson
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   George Thompson
• Definition of "Netbook"   Victor
• the toll of inflation   Victor
• moment   Victor
• Twitter   Victor
• the toll of inflation   Victor
• Twitter   Victor
• mangled messages   Victor
• Duck Duck ... Chicken?   Victor
• Duck Duck ... Chicken?   Victor
• Eggcorn: own goal >> home goal   Victor
• Eggcorn: own goal >> home goal   Victor
• drive it over the hill   Victor
• "quel fromage"   Victor
• "quel fromage"   Victor
• recall upon   Victor
• recall upon   Victor
• twitterati   Victor
• Oldest words in English?   Victor
• Antedating of "break a leg" (1940)--correction, now 1925   Victor
• Antedating of "break a leg" (1940)--correction, now 1925   Victor
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Victor
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Victor
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Victor
• French folk etymology: bleu-jaune   Victor
• Ethnic-based terms of contempt   Victor
• "close line"   Chris Waigl
• "dungarees"   Chris Waigl
• talk about dialect restriction!   Chris Waigl
• mangled messages   Chris Waigl
• Duck Duck ... Chicken?   Chris Waigl
•       Re: [ADS-L] mangled messages   Gerald Walton
• relative "that" again   Gerald Walton
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Gerald Walton
• relative "that" again   Gerald Walton
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Gerald Walton
• Using/Mentioning Obscene Words   Gerald Walton
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Gerald Walton
• Rare Dialects   Gerald Walton
• Rare Dialects   Gerald Walton
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Gerald Walton
• house shoes   Gerald Walton
• making money hand over fist   Amy West
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Amy West
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Amy West
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Amy West
• shade tree mechanics   Amy West
• "shade-tree mechanic"   Amy West
• pron of Worcester, MA   Amy West
• antedating of "break a leg"   Amy West
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Neal Whitman
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Neal Whitman
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Neal Whitman
• Naming conventions for vowel mergers (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Neal Whitman
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Neal Whitman
• "short-skirt", v. = 'to shortchange, give short shrift to'   Neal Whitman
• relative "that" again   Neal Whitman
• "Soldier"   Neal Whitman
• 1955 "-wise" vector; antedatings of "misty" and "Enjoy!"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Jay walker" etc.: etymology   Douglas G. Wilson
• The Sporting News (UNCLASSIFIED)   Douglas G. Wilson
• Surprise   Douglas G. Wilson
• preposition - zero variation   Douglas G. Wilson
• Expression "hand over fist" -- A History Channel folk etymology?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Douglas G. Wilson
• Antedating of "break a leg" (1940)--correction, now 1925   Douglas G. Wilson
• Barbara Walters   Dave Wilton
• "stan" = obsessive fan   Benjamin Zimmer
• new excremental proverb   Benjamin Zimmer
• "dungarees"   Benjamin Zimmer
• 1955 "-wise" vector; antedatings of "misty" and "Enjoy!"   Benjamin Zimmer
• Australian WOTY nominees (Macquarie)   Benjamin Zimmer
• new excremental proverb   Benjamin Zimmer
• hopium   Benjamin Zimmer
• shamockery, shank-a-potamus   Benjamin Zimmer
• take one's lumps (1928)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Twitter   Benjamin Zimmer
• porkulus   Benjamin Zimmer
• talk about dialect restriction!   Benjamin Zimmer
• adopt a word!   Benjamin Zimmer
• Over 100 words for snow?   Benjamin Zimmer
• Eggcorn: own goal >> home goal   Benjamin Zimmer
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Benjamin Zimmer
• "the reveal"   Benjamin Zimmer
• caninality, felinality, murality   Benjamin Zimmer
• "grind X to a halt" = 'bring X to a standstill'   Benjamin Zimmer
• "grind X to a halt" = 'bring X to a standstill'   Benjamin Zimmer
• Y'know, there are typos and there are TYPOS!   Benjamin Zimmer
• ticktock   Benjamin Zimmer
• ticktock   Benjamin Zimmer
• "quel fromage"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "momanem" at the Oscars   Benjamin Zimmer
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Benjamin Zimmer
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Benjamin Zimmer
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Benjamin Zimmer
• "shade-tree mechanic", not in (some) dictionaries   Benjamin Zimmer
• twitterati   Benjamin Zimmer
• Oldest words in English?   Benjamin Zimmer
• pron of Worcester, MA   Benjamin Zimmer
• Punxutawney Phil   Tom Zurinskas
• "dungarees"   Tom Zurinskas
• "dungarees"   Tom Zurinskas
• Naomi: how is it pronounced?   Tom Zurinskas
• Israel   Tom Zurinskas
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Tom Zurinskas
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Tom Zurinskas
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Tom Zurinskas
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Tom Zurinskas
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Tom Zurinskas
• Most common sound for words ending in letter "a"   Tom Zurinskas
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Tom Zurinskas
• last laugh on awe-dropping   Tom Zurinskas
• Most common sound for words ending in letter "a"   Tom Zurinskas
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn"   Tom Zurinskas
• letter "a" in unstressed syllables   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• ~   Tom Zurinskas
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Tom Zurinskas
• Surprise   Tom Zurinskas
• Surprise   Tom Zurinskas
• Surprise   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Surprise   Tom Zurinskas
• extraposition from "it" in object position   Tom Zurinskas
• Surprise   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Surprise (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Surprise (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Surprise (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Tom Zurinskas
• suffice(d) (it) to say   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• de Tocqueville; was Re: ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• not uncommon   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• Rare Dialects   Tom Zurinskas
• "slurring"?   Tom Zurinskas
• ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Pres. T Roosevelt on spelling reform   Tom Zurinskas
• de Tocqueville; was Re: ~ (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Dyslexia and English Orthography was "surprise"   Tom Zurinskas
• Rare Dialects   Tom Zurinskas
• The MacWheel - not just dicking around   Tom Zurinskas
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Tom Zurinskas
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Tom Zurinskas
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Tom Zurinskas
• pron of Worcester, MA   Tom Zurinskas
• pron. of just   Tom Zurinskas
• ADS-L Digest - 22 Feb 2009 to 23 Feb 2009 (#2009-55)   Tom Zurinskas
• pron. of just   Tom Zurinskas
• pron. of just   Tom Zurinskas
• pron. of just   Tom Zurinskas
• pron. of just   Tom Zurinskas
• "close line"   Arnold Zwicky
• ... is mentioned   Arnold Zwicky
• "Away" > "way"   Arnold Zwicky
• "Away" > "way"   Arnold Zwicky
• Can a have an A, men?   Arnold Zwicky
• Can a have an A, men?   Arnold Zwicky
• Can a have an A, men?   Arnold Zwicky
• Can a have an A, men?   Arnold Zwicky
• Naomi (was: how is it pronounced)   Arnold Zwicky
• "bodge"   Arnold Zwicky
• LaGuardia, La Bomba   Arnold Zwicky
• mangled messages   Arnold Zwicky
• ADS on my blog   Arnold Zwicky
• ADS on my blog   Arnold Zwicky
• Over 100 words for snow?   Arnold Zwicky
• "Coffee" as the name of a female slave   Arnold Zwicky
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Arnold Zwicky
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Arnold Zwicky
• preposition - zero variation   Arnold Zwicky
• All 40 USA English phonemes (Was Re: Eggcorn? "warn" > "worn")   Arnold Zwicky
• "endorse" as medicalese for '(patient) report (symptom)'   Arnold Zwicky
• love pumpkin; secret-spend   Arnold Zwicky
• name droppingness   Arnold Zwicky
• "the reveal"   Arnold Zwicky
• Surprise   Arnold Zwicky
• Surprise   Arnold Zwicky
• Surprise   Arnold Zwicky
• Surprise   Arnold Zwicky
• preposition - zero variation   Arnold Zwicky
• "vegetarian" redux   Arnold Zwicky
• preposition - zero variation   Arnold Zwicky
• extraposition from "it" in object position   Arnold Zwicky
• recall upon   Arnold Zwicky
• Oldest words in English?   Arnold Zwicky

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