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- antedating of 'ho' -- from an unexpected speaker, too
 
Doug Harris
- WOTY - now fortified with Grant Barrett!
 
Tom Zurinskas
- Some TV dialect trends
 
Tom Zurinskas
- Top 10 Language Stories of 2008
 
Dennis Baron
- A note on black naming practices
 
Amy West
- "Murphy's law" 1951 and 1952
 
Stephen Goranson
- ADS-L Digest - 31 Dec 2008 to 1 Jan 2009 (#2009-2)
 
Your Name
- Recountland
 
Dan Goodman
- "work construction" 'do construction work'
 
Chris Waigl
- Antedating of Teddy Bear(s) 1905
 
Sam Clements
- Million words?
 
Joel S. Berson
- a couple of WOTY sleepers
 
Victor
- Muddy Waters and sE
 
Wilson Gray
- WOTY preview (LA Times editorial)
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- A note on black naming practices (3)
 
James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
- Vocabula: Oops!
 
Word Crafter
- "that" ~ zero
 
Arnold Zwicky
- -body vs. -one
 
Murrah Lee
- Typo: "that" ~ zero
 
RonButters at AOL.COM
- "that" omission on Language Log
 
Arnold Zwicky
- Antedatings of rule regarding coordination and quotation?
 
Neal Whitman
- Where words come from
 
Jonathan Lighter
- long URLs (was Re: Where words come from)
 
Mark Mandel
- more weird prep-dropping and/or subcategorization
 
Laurence Horn
- ADS-L Digest - 2 Jan 2009 to 3 Jan 2009 (#2009-4)
 
Your Name
- Google Book Search article
 
Jesse Sheidlower
- charlatans and quacks
 
RonButters at AOL.COM
- reporter's license
 
Victor
- Heard on The Judges: BE 0-Plural
 
Wilson Gray
- Spending a Year Living Like Jesus
 
Victor
- Conjunctive WHICH (... Living Like Jesus)
 
RonButters at AOL.COM
- flyting and rap
 
Amy West
- whales on stilts/a whale on stilts
 
Hillary Brown
- Further Antedating of "Googol" and "Googolplex"
 
Shapiro, Fred
- positive polarity "can help it"
 
Mark Mandel
-       [ADS-L] positive pola rity "can help it"
 
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Copy of 1980 "yuppie" from Chicago Magazine
 
Grant Barrett
- "bawdy" =  rowdy and sardonic?
 
Jonathan Lighter
- FW: Slice on Boston pizza article from 1903 ---(message from Barry Popik)
 
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- WOTY on NPR
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- etymology is no picnic
 
James Harbeck
- Australian WOTY nominees (Macquarie)
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- "both"/"each"
 
Arnold Zwicky
- Forteh: UK pronunciation
 
Benjamin Barrett
- more on prepositions
 
Arnold Zwicky
- WOTY on NPR (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
- Antedating of Teddy Bear(s) 1905 (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
- Pentagon tells soldiers, "We have ways of making you talk"
 
Dennis Baron
- Pentagon tells soldiers, "We have ways of making you talk" (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
- Zero vs. 'that'-relatives
 
Spruiell, William C
- Obama as a common noun
 
James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
- Hoda Kotb
 
Jonathan Lighter
- shovel-ready (1995)
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- FW:  book on English loanwords in several languages
 
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- WOTY 2008
 
David Marc Fischer
- Heard on The Judges: "go for the okey-doke" fall for the con
 
Wilson Gray
- Double-Tap (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
- F-Word update: Want to help?
 
Neal Whitman
- "Make My Day"
 
Shapiro, Fred
- A History of Cant and Slang Dictionaries (Vol I): Coleman
 
Mark Mandel
- Congress becomes gender-neutral
 
Jesse Sheidlower
- ADS WOTY 08: bailout
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- Eliminating masculine pronouns, Congressional old boys network goes gender-neutral
 
Dennis Baron
- Two outrageous WOTYs
 
Joel S. Berson
- Pentagon tells soldiers...
 
Jonathan Lighter
- Re" "he" and "he or she"/ Congress becomes gender-neutral
 
Jonathan Lighter
- financial "haircut" (1955)
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- "No law west of..."
 
Jonathan Lighter
- Usage of 'Anti-semite'
 
Arun K Raman
- English First - Nashville
 
David Metevia
- another "bare PST/PSP"
 
Arnold Zwicky
- "come to Limerick" antedate and Limerick (verse) etymology suggestion
 
Stephen Goranson
- Higgledy-piggledy-ness
 
Mark Peters
- "Wine" gallon vs. "imperial" gallon
 
Wilson Gray
- WOTY postmortem
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- possible ID of "Murphy's Law" user in 1951/1949-50
 
Stephen Goranson
- possible ID of "Murphy's Law" user in 1951/1949-50 (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
- narrative
 
Jonathan Lighter
- **correction** Re: [ADS-L] possible ID of "Murphy's Law" user in 1951/1949-50 (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Stephen Goranson
- "come to Limerick" antedate and Limerick (verse) etymology suggestion (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
- Eggcorns?
 
Wilson Gray
- Fwd: another "bare PST/PSP"
 
Arnold Zwicky
- Laffs from the Welsh Marches
 
Jonathan Lighter
- "power"
 
Jonathan Lighter
- Law West of the Pecos
 
James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
- INGs
 
Victor
- SOTA alert
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- Picky point on semicolons
 
Laurence Horn
- call, click or stop by
 
Benjamin Barrett
- Scanalize
 
Gerald Walton
- Reading on the rise as economy falters
 
Dennis Baron
- "bring her to Limerick" 1862 and Limericks
 
Stephen Goranson
- Chicago winter -- chicagotribune.com
 
Paul
- trunch
 
Jonathan Lighter
- Tight-knight
 
Baker, John
- A Couple of Resources
 
Baker, John
- convince and persuade
 
RonButters at AOL.COM
- "Limerick stanza" 1896 image
 
Stephen Goranson
- inference (vb)
 
Mark Mandel
- "bumfuck"?
 
Joel S. Berson
- social = 'social networking'
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- Early attrib. of "War is hell" to Sherman
 
Jonathan Lighter
- Evans address?
 
Mark Mandel
- "War is Hell"
 
Jonathan Lighter
- Temperature Stated As a "Negative"
 
Doug Harris
- Pronuncations
 
Damien Hall
- (will/won't you) come (up/down) to Limerick (town)?
 
Stephen Goranson
- often / sophomore (was: Pronuncations)
 
Damien Hall
- bounty = "splendid abundance"
 
Jonathan Lighter
- behemothic
 
Jonathan Lighter
- Sega and outlier
 
Benjamin Barrett
- OT: tracing a cookie recipe
 
Grant Barrett
- ASSORTED COMMENTS
 
James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
- Pronuncations (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
- Frak Attack!
 
Mark Peters
- Call for papers: American Dialect Society Annual Meeting 2010, Baltimore
 
Grant Barrett
- Word of the Decade Nominations Open for 2000-2009
 
Grant Barrett
- Correction: Call for papers: American Dialect Society Annual Meeting 2010, Baltimore
 
Grant Barrett
-       Re: [ADS-L] Word of  the Decade Nominations Open for 2000-2009
 
RonButters at AOL.COM
- convince/persuade to
 
Arnold Zwicky
- On the trail of "wombat"
 
Grant Barrett
- Cap'n Johnson's Pyrate Rhetorick
 
Jonathan Lighter
- Reversals in usage judgements (was: Pronuncations)
 
Damien Hall
- Possible partial eggcorn: portcullis >> fort colours
 
Damien Hall
- reversals in usage judgments
 
Arnold Zwicky
- Baby father
 
Michael Quinion
- antedating "Limerick" (rhyme) Feb. 3, 1896
 
Stephen Goranson
- "Limerick" in 1880?
 
Shapiro, Fred
- Best-Known Jack Handey "Deep Thoughts"?
 
Shapiro, Fred
- new old saying
 
Jonathan Lighter
- Is That an Emoticon in 1862? in NYT
 
Grant Barrett
- "the google" noun was Re: Re: Word of the Decade Nominations Open for 2000-2009
 
Amy West
- Zero vs. "that" relatives--when linguistic evidence and popular belief conflict
 
Herb Stahlke
- Spaces around punctuation (was: Is That an Emoticon in 1862? in NYT )
 
Damien Hall
- Inaugural Address Future Famous Quotations
 
Shapiro, Fred
- limerick
 
Jonathan Lighter
- "the google"
 
Amy West
- whitehouse.gov search terms
 
M Covarrubias
- Negative inversion
 
Matthew Gordon
- ABX
 
Benjamin Barrett
- ABX
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- ABX
 
Mark Mandel
 
- Strict constructionist Chief Justice flubs oath, Obama presidency survives unscathed
 
Dennis Baron
- preservation within the Psycholinguistics
 
Sturm, Beate
- Pronunciation of hoisin
 
Benjamin Barrett
- stepgrandparents and relational ambiguity
 
Victor
- OT: Change almost beyond belief!
 
Wilson Gray
- stepgrandparents and relational ambiguity (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
- Heard on The Judges: localisms
 
Wilson Gray
- If U Seek Amy
 
Baker, John
- OED etym. of ((we)b)log
 
Mark Mandel
- A "killack" in 1648?
 
Joel S. Berson
- heroics
 
Jonathan Lighter
- antedating "three kinds of falsehood...statistics" June 8, 1891
 
Stephen Goranson
- dangers of dialect
 
Arnold Zwicky
- The Cupertino effect
 
Mark Peters
- Trend Central: Slang for '09
 
Benjamin Zimmer
- Lady Mondragon and Other NW Pa Matters
 
Carter Rila
- Our Tongue Tied Ex-Executive Makes the World Scene
 
Carter Rila
- Obasm
 
Murrah Lee
- dangers of dialect-LION and LINE
 
RonButters at AOL.COM
- An Eggcorn in the Wild
 
Doug Harris
- town/township
 
Dan Goodman
- Barry, the Yale News, and Hamburgers
 
Sam Clements
- Heard on The Judges: "nigger" = man, person
 
Wilson Gray
- Heard on The Judges: "bartend(e)ress"
 
Wilson Gray
- Eggcorn? "push as come to shove"
 
Wilson Gray
- Say what? It must be catching!
 
Wilson Gray
- Limerick, Copperheads, nonsense, etc.
 
Stephen Goranson
- Heard on The Jud es: "bartend(e)ress"
 
Joel S. Berson
- Towns and Townships
 
Carter Rila
- Some Judge Jive from the Silly Sixties, plus Some Sociological Cultural Commentary
 
Carter Rila
- ACTRESS vs. WAITRESS
 
ronbutters at AOL.COM
- Corrections to Web Addresses in Towns and Townships Postings
 
Carter Rila
- "primer seisin" not in OED
 
Joel S. Berson
- ADS-L Digest - 24 Jan 2009 to 25 Jan 2009 (#2009-26)
 
Amy West
- [spam] Re: ACTRESS vs. WAITRESS
 
Dave Wilton
- "mixmash" eggcorn?
 
Arnold Zwicky
- Should we fear a world without books?
 
Dennis Baron
- OT: A washingtonpost.com article from: elcutachero at yahoo.com
 
Carter Rila
- wung it
 
M Covarrubias
- What is The Judges Site?
 
Carter Rila
- What is The Judges Site? (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
- Allan Metcalf on NPR
 
Kathryn Remlinger
- N-looking
 
Mark Mandel
- Antedating of "Communist"
 
Shapiro, Fred
- eggcorn
 
James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
- Pretty Please (UNCLASSIFIED)
 
Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
- "narrative"; PLUS script = to present, portray, interpret, etc....
 
Jonathan Lighter
- spelling the interlabial trill
 
Mark Mandel
-       Re: [ADS-L] Heard o n The Judges: "bartend(e)ress"
 
RonButters at AOL.COM
- a rascal with a nice name
 
George Thompson
- "Red Mail"; not in OED
 
George Thompson
- Accents in the courtroom, 1841
 
George Thompson
- "rough around the ages"
 
Arnold Zwicky
- obituary
 
Victor
- "Palpable" for Palatable
 
Brian Hitchcock
- "Wreck & ruin"
 
Bill Palmer
- write-off > right-off
 
James Harbeck
- ADS-L Digest - 27 Jan 2009 to 28 Jan 2009 (#2009-29)
 
Your Name
- spelling the interlabial trill Unlucky Joe.
 
Carter Rila
- More Al Capp Contributions to American Culture
 
Carter Rila
- "parse" without direct object
 
Herb Stahlke
- Heard on The Judges: " -nim" in possessive
 
Wilson Gray
- puzzling percent reference
 
Victor
- Mae West and the Military
 
Carter Rila
- Parachute Subdivisions- A Proposed Term
 
Carter Rila
- Pranging -A proposed term.
 
Carter Rila
- Cuckoo for snowclone puffs
 
Mark Peters
- Phonology of "rough around the ages"
 
RonButters at AOL.COM
- Bale Out vs. Bail Out
 
Carter Rila
- "Break bad": 2; "break nasty": 0
 
Wilson Gray
- antedating of "Egyptology" 1841
 
Stephen Goranson
- eggcorn or cupertino?
 
Victor
- saddlebacking
 
James Harbeck
- from "It's Your World"
 
Arnold Zwicky
- Antedating "and them"
 
Jonathan Lighter
- Pres. Obama accent
 
Tom Zurinskas
- "close line"
 
Arnold Zwicky
- Take care and be careful
 
James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
- Google harm
 
Joel S. Berson
    
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