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• Maurer   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• "break <someone's> eggs"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• uhm August!!!   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Ticket Spitter   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Wikipedia   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Why subjunctive?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• The artist, the shoemaker, and the sandal   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• The plural of "moose" is ...   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• timely as an adverb (UNCLASSIFIED)   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Personal seedless watermelons   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• The plural of "moose" is ...   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• slash   Randy Alexander
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Randy Alexander
• slash   Randy Alexander
• Submariner (was "thousand-yard stare")   Baker, John
• refute = 'repudiate'; catastrophic = 'extraordinarily severe'   Baker, John
• timely as an adverb (UNCLASSIFIED)   Baker, John
• Dewey Cheatham and Howe (UNCLASSIFIED)   Baker, John
• discover   Baker, John
• uhm August!!!   David Barnhart
• Secret OED files uncovered   David Barnhart
• VERY GRAPHIC IMAGERY   David Barnhart
• findability--a real word?!   David Barnhart
• More on "You don't say!"   David Barnhart
• gender-neutral pronouns as epic fails   Dennis Baron
• Get your X on, Tweet   Rick Barr
• Where "down" is in New England.   Rick Barr
• Dr. Laura and the N-word; etymology and the N-word   Rick Barr
• humanly raised family farm meats   Rick Barr
• Christmas Eve Antedating : "Humbug"   Joel S. Berson
• "tom-cod", 1769, U.S., antedates OED2; ? = "small fry"?   Joel S. Berson
• one fish, two fishes   Joel S. Berson
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Joel S. Berson
• Irish mockers of the Irish   Joel S. Berson
• Is my accent a crime?   Joel S. Berson
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Joel S. Berson
• Jokes about colleges   Joel S. Berson
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Joel S. Berson
• "mores" with silent E   Joel S. Berson
• "mores" with silent E   Joel S. Berson
• antedating: buffer   Joel S. Berson
• queen = "male homosexual", 1729   Joel S. Berson
• "Time flies ... like a banana"   Joel S. Berson
• queen = "male homosexual", 1729   Joel S. Berson
• "break <someone's> eggs"   Joel S. Berson
• queenie = "male homosexual", 1736   Joel S. Berson
• another -gate   Joel S. Berson
• "break <someone's> eggs"   Joel S. Berson
• "the (unnatural) trade"; bonus: James Dalton's _A Genuine Narrative_ (1728; ECCO)   Joel S. Berson
• one fish, two fishes   Joel S. Berson
• another -gate   Joel S. Berson
• OT: another -gate   Joel S. Berson
• Where "down" is in New England.   Joel S. Berson
• Where "down" is in New England.   Joel S. Berson
• Where "down" is in New England.   Joel S. Berson
• Where "down" is in Old England   Joel S. Berson
• "ticket spitter"   Joel S. Berson
• "ticket spitter"   Joel S. Berson
• The slow month(s)   Joel S. Berson
• "screw" = "copulate with", 1719   Joel S. Berson
• Long s   Joel S. Berson
• "ticket spitter"   Joel S. Berson
• Ticket Spitter   Joel S. Berson
• "screw" = "copulate with", 1719   Joel S. Berson
• Why subjunctive?   Joel S. Berson
• Why subjunctive?   Joel S. Berson
• "the (unnatural) trade", 1728   Joel S. Berson
• Where "down" is in Old England   Joel S. Berson
• Where "down" is in Old England   Joel S. Berson
• "the (unnatural) trade", 1728   Joel S. Berson
• A saying: the oyster and the crab   Joel S. Berson
• Yet More Bad Girl Talk   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "bite" = "to cheat"?   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "bazzil strings"?   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "bazzil strings"?   Joel S. Berson
• 'low-life (adj) 1728, antedates OED2 1794   Joel S. Berson
• The artist, the shoemaker, and the sandal   Joel S. Berson
• illegal sojourners   Joel S. Berson
• Where "down" is in Old England   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• "penalties" = "violations"   Joel S. Berson
• "stronger as"   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• More on early txtng   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• More on early txtng   Joel S. Berson
• "blowing on one's fingers"   Joel S. Berson
• More on early txtng   Joel S. Berson
• More on early txtng   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "pull straws", figuratively?   Joel S. Berson
• "the (unnatural) trade", c1693/1694   Joel S. Berson
• More on early txtng   Joel S. Berson
• comingle   Joel S. Berson
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Joel S. Berson
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Joel S. Berson
• -gate   Joel S. Berson
• "Beef and Stake"   Joel S. Berson
• "small", the verb   Joel S. Berson
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Joel S. Berson
• More on early txtng   Joel S. Berson
• Woman-hitting by Sean Connery   Joel S. Berson
• reget--a real word?   Joel S. Berson
• "Intercept" > prevent?   Joel S. Berson
• sensitivities (pl.)   Joel S. Berson
• "gay" in "Bringing Up Baby"   Joel S. Berson
• "jockey", 1632 [published 1637], antedates 1670-; also "masty"   Joel S. Berson
• "jockey", 1632 [published 1637], antedates 1670-; also "masty"   Joel S. Berson
• "go for the downs"   Joel S. Berson
• Kibosh origin?-- etcetera   Joel S. Berson
• infectious = 'imparting excitement, enjoyment, etc.'   Joel S. Berson
• infectious = 'imparting excitement, enjoyment, etc.'   Joel S. Berson
• "jockey", 1632 [published 1637], antedates 1670-; also "masty"   Joel S. Berson
• Kibosh origin?   Joel S. Berson
• humanly raised family farm meats   Joel S. Berson
• humanly raised family farm meats   Joel S. Berson
• "mauve Hungarian band/music"   Joel S. Berson
• In memory of Captain Moroni   Joel S. Berson
• [Personal pan] pizza   Joel S. Berson
• titty   Joel S. Berson
• OUP statement on future of print OED   Joel S. Berson
• "mauve Hungarian band/music"   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• "First Rough Draft of History"   Joel S. Berson
• "off of" in NYT headline   Joel S. Berson
• cold cuts.   Joel S. Berson
• The plural of weetabix" is ...   Joel S. Berson
• A term for how the internet affects English?   Joel S. Berson
• cold cuts.   Joel S. Berson
• titty   Joel S. Berson
• titty   Joel S. Berson
• No subject   Brandon
• "rally"; "restore honor"   Ann Burlingham
• A new (to me, IAC) spelling rule   Ann Burlingham
• another -gate   Ronald Butters
• Why subjunctive?   Ronald Butters
• Why subjunctive?   Ronald Butters
• controversial hyphen (and apostrophe)   Ronald Butters
• Q: "bite" = "to cheat"?   Ronald Butters
• "the (unnatural) trade", 1728   Ronald Butters
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Ronald Butters
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Ronald Butters
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Ronald Butters
• "gay" in "Bringing Up Baby"   Ronald Butters
• "gay" in "Bringing Up Baby"   Ronald Butters
• "boffin" invades America   Ronald Butters
• Hamlet in translation   Ronald Butters
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Ronald Butters
• OUP statement on future of print OED (UNCLASSIFIED)   Ronald Butters
• "take a Dixie"   Philip E. Cleary
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Sam Clements
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Sam Clements
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Sam Clements
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Sam Clements
• drink the kool-aid (1982, 1985)   Sam Clements
• drink the kool-aid (1982, 1985)   Sam Clements
• "take a Dixie"   Sam Clements
• Barry Popik's extraordinary research -- was: Re: "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Gerald Cohen
• Request for help on a quote: "Revolutions, before they happen,..."   Gerald Cohen
• "hot dog" again -- recent article in New York Times   Gerald Cohen
• another -gate   Gerald Cohen
• Maurer   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Request for help on a quote: "Revolutions, before they happen,..."   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Eponymous Baseball-Related Disease Names Not in OED   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Is my accent a crime?   Michael Covarrubias
• Is my accent a crime?   David A. Daniel
• Maurer   David A. Daniel
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   David A. Daniel
• "mores" with silent E   David A. Daniel
• Why subjunctive?   David A. Daniel
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   David A. Daniel
• OUP statement on future of print OED   David A. Daniel
• On messing wth Texas . . .   Charles C Doyle
• "typo"   Charles C Doyle
• "PIN"   Charles C Doyle
• "typo"   Charles C Doyle
• "quitter"   Charles C Doyle
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Charles C Doyle
• quote = 'say or write (something memorable)'   Charles C Doyle
• "reek"?   Charles C Doyle
• slash   Charles C Doyle
• "rally"; "restore honor"   Charles C Doyle
• "rally"; "restore honor"   Charles C Doyle
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Charles C Doyle
• slash   Charles C Doyle
• Personal seedless watermelons   Charles C Doyle
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Alice Faber
• uhm August!!!   Alice Faber
• illegal sojourners   Paul Frank
• entitled   Paul Frank
• entitled   Paul Frank
• coining words in the age of the Internet   Paul Frank
• "go for the downs"   Paul Frank
• OT: What is old is new, again.   Paul Frank
• OUP statement on future of print OED (UNCLASSIFIED)   Paul Frank
• "ticket spitter"   Nancy Friedman
• "ticket spitter"   Nancy Friedman
• Maurer   Al Futrell
• nut bar   Lisa Galvin
• "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   Dan Goncharoff
• real time = 'a point or period of time in actuality'; (also adj.)   Dan Goncharoff
• "typo"   Dan Goncharoff
• "PIN"   Dan Goncharoff
• "PIN"   Dan Goncharoff
• "PIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Dan Goncharoff
• "PIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Dan Goncharoff
• "PIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Dan Goncharoff
• "go for the downs"   Dan Goncharoff
• "go for the downs"   Dan Goncharoff
• Oxford English Dictionary 'will not be printed again'   Dan Goncharoff
• Oxford English Dictionary 'will not be printed again'   Dan Goncharoff
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Dan Goncharoff
• OUP statement on future of print OED   Dan Goncharoff
• "off of" in NYT headline   Dan Goncharoff
• discover   Dan Goncharoff
• A new (to me, IAC) spelling rule   Dan Goncharoff
• gender-neutral pronouns as epic fails   Dan Goodman
• another -gate   Dan Goodman
• Secret OED files uncovered   Dan Goodman
• "PIN"   Dan Goodman
• "PIN"   Dan Goodman
• chiselo   Dan Goodman
• "Beef and Stake"   Dan Goodman
• Eponymous Baseball-Related Disease Names Not in OED   Dan Goodman
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Dan Goodman
• moola prospects (?), or no   Stephen Goranson
• "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   Stephen Goranson
• dough boy (infantryman) antedated to 1835   Stephen Goranson
• "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   Stephen Goranson
• Kibosh origin?-- etcetera   Stephen Goranson
• William Blake or Jim Morrison Quote   Stephen Goranson
• dialectology in linguistics   Gordon, Matthew J.
• dialectology in linguistics   Wilson Gray
• More evidence, etc.   Wilson Gray
• Christmas Eve Antedating : "Humbug"   Wilson Gray
• Is my accent a crime?   Wilson Gray
• "tom-cod", 1769, U.S., antedates OED2; ? = "small fry"?   Wilson Gray
• Christmas Eve Antedating : "Humbug"   Wilson Gray
• Submariner (was "thousand-yard stare")   Wilson Gray
• Maurer   Wilson Gray
• gender-neutral pronouns as epic fails   Wilson Gray
• Whom Hispanics call "Hispanic" -- or not   Wilson Gray
• gender-neutral pronouns as epic fails   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: St. Louis BE   Wilson Gray
• _of_ > _on_ in BE   Wilson Gray
• queen = "male homosexual", 1729   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: St. Louis BE   Wilson Gray
• "zero g" antedating OT   Wilson Gray
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Wilson Gray
• one fish, two fishes   Wilson Gray
• Is my accent a crime?   Wilson Gray
• dialectology in linguistics   Wilson Gray
• review of _German: Biography of a Language_   Wilson Gray
• Dueling dialects   Wilson Gray
• OT: Is this likely to be any parts of true? Origin of boogie-woogie   Wilson Gray
• OT: Is this likely to be any parts of true? Origin of boogie-woogie   Wilson Gray
• Why subjunctive?   Wilson Gray
• Why subjunctive?   Wilson Gray
• Dry-Erase Girl and the etymology of HOPA   Wilson Gray
• OT: Impending death of a language   Wilson Gray
• VERY GRAPHIC IMAGERY   Wilson Gray
• Dr. Laura and the N-word; etymology and the N-word   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Springer: old-school BE; BE "BIN"   Wilson Gray
• a put-out dog   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Springer: old-school BE; BE "BIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Springer: old-school BE; BE "BIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• manopause; to advocate   Wilson Gray
• Yet More Bad Girl Talk   Wilson Gray
• "the (unnatural) trade", 1728   Wilson Gray
• "make NP sing and dance"   Wilson Gray
• oldhood = 'old age'   Wilson Gray
• "take a Dixie"   Wilson Gray
• "take a Dixie"   Wilson Gray
• Another Dialect Notes 1909 note   Wilson Gray
• bump (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• quote = 'say or write (something memorable)'   Wilson Gray
• "See at" = see to, check; "see in" = look at   Wilson Gray
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Wilson Gray
• Further evidence, etc.   Wilson Gray
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Wilson Gray
• "See at" = see to, check; "see in" = look at   Wilson Gray
• More evidence, etc.   Wilson Gray
• "See at" = see to, check; "see in" = look at   Wilson Gray
• Further evidence of the demise of English as world language   Wilson Gray
• Wilson's Wide World of Spam   Wilson Gray
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Wilson Gray
• Loosening a "fixed expression"   Wilson Gray
• Loosening a "fixed expression"   Wilson Gray
• coining words in the age of the Internet   Wilson Gray
• Fw: DEA wants to hire Ebonics translators   Wilson Gray
• Fw: DEA wants to hire Ebonics translators (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• "wh" words - was "no subject" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• "Intercept" > prevent?   Wilson Gray
• Dan Burley   Wilson Gray
• OT: What is old is new, again.   Wilson Gray
• "gay" in "Bringing Up Baby"   Wilson Gray
• "jockey", 1632 [published 1637], antedates 1670-; also "masty"   Wilson Gray
• "jockey", 1632 [published 1637], antedates 1670-; also "masty"   Wilson Gray
• "gay" in "Bringing Up Baby"   Wilson Gray
• Woman-hitting by Sean Connery   Wilson Gray
• co-equal   Wilson Gray
• _Teaser_ = "preview of a coming attraction" > _tease_ = "prepare a preview of a coming attraction"   Wilson Gray
• Personal seedless watermelons   Wilson Gray
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Wilson Gray
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Wilson Gray
• titty   Wilson Gray
• "off of" in NYT headline   Wilson Gray
• In memory of Captain Moroni   Wilson Gray
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Wilson Gray
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Wilson Gray
• cold cuts.   Wilson Gray
• A new (to me, IAC) spelling rule   Wilson Gray
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Karl Hagen
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Karl Hagen
• Is my accent a crime?   Damien Hall
• Watermelons are long to grow   Damien Hall
• Watermelons are long to grow   Damien Hall
• Watermelons are long to grow AND getting used to   Damien Hall
• Where "down" is in Old England   Damien Hall
• New e-mail list on variationist sociolinguistics   Damien Hall
• chiselo   Joan H. Hall
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Robin Hamilton
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Robin Hamilton
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Robin Hamilton
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Robin Hamilton
• "the apocryphal HDAS III" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Robin Hamilton
• Maurer   Robin Hamilton
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Robin Hamilton
• Where "down" is in Old England   Robin Hamilton
• "reek"?   Robin Hamilton
• Hamlet in translation   Robin Hamilton
• Hamlet in translation   Robin Hamilton
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Robin Hamilton
• renaming because of illness   Dave Hause
• titty   Dave Hause
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• another man-blend   Laurence Horn
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• "mores" with silent E   Laurence Horn
• "mores" with silent E   Laurence Horn
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Laurence Horn
• blurb (antedating 1907 May 16)   Laurence Horn
• Secret OED files uncovered   Laurence Horn
• earworm (was Re: Secret OED files uncovered)   Laurence Horn
• Watermelons are long to grow   Laurence Horn
• Watermelons are long to grow   Laurence Horn
• another -gate   Laurence Horn
• a burning question   Laurence Horn
• another -gate   Laurence Horn
• another -gate   Laurence Horn
• "break <someone's> eggs"   Laurence Horn
• Where "down" is in New England.   Laurence Horn
• Where "down" is in New England.   Laurence Horn
• Where "down" is in New England.   Laurence Horn
• Where "down" is in Old England   Laurence Horn
• real time = 'a point or period of time in actuality'; (also adj.)   Laurence Horn
• "ticket spitter"   Laurence Horn
• "typo"   Laurence Horn
• looking for a new word to go with the story   Laurence Horn
• Why subjunctive?   Laurence Horn
• Why subjunctive?   Laurence Horn
• Why subjunctive?   Laurence Horn
• chiselo   Laurence Horn
• "PIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• Where "down" is in Old England   Laurence Horn
• Dr. Laura and the N-word; etymology and the N-word   Laurence Horn
• drink the kool-aid (1982, 1985)   Laurence Horn
• go-to = 'frequently or most commonly chosen' PLUS "strategery" gets serious   Laurence Horn
• go-to = 'frequently or most commonly chosen' PLUS "strategery" gets serious   Laurence Horn
• oldhood = 'old age'   Laurence Horn
• "take a Dixie"   Laurence Horn
• "take a Dixie"   Laurence Horn
• "take a Dixie"   Laurence Horn
• illegal sojourners   Laurence Horn
• Where "down" is in Old England   Laurence Horn
• quote = 'say or write (something memorable)'   Laurence Horn
• bump (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Laurence Horn
• "See at" = see to, check; "see in" = look at   Laurence Horn
• More on early txtng   Laurence Horn
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Laurence Horn
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Laurence Horn
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Laurence Horn
• More on early txtng   Laurence Horn
• More on early txtng   Laurence Horn
• More on early txtng   Laurence Horn
• More on early txtng   Laurence Horn
• "See at" = see to, check; "see in" = look at   Laurence Horn
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Laurence Horn
• a book of possible interest   Laurence Horn
• Retronym?   Laurence Horn
• Loosening a "fixed expression"   Laurence Horn
• comingling revisited   Laurence Horn
• findability--a real word?!   Laurence Horn
• Dylan Ratigan on Ebonics   Laurence Horn
• "gay" in "Bringing Up Baby"   Laurence Horn
• "go for the downs"   Laurence Horn
• slash   Laurence Horn
• slash   Laurence Horn
• Eponymous Baseball-Related Disease Names Not in OED   Laurence Horn
• Personal seedless watermelons   Laurence Horn
• For the eggcorn file: "halo ground"   Laurence Horn
• Oxford English Dictionary 'will not be printed again'   Laurence Horn
• slash   Laurence Horn
• slash   Laurence Horn
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Laurence Horn
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Laurence Horn
• "off of" in NYT headline   Laurence Horn
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Laurence Horn
• A term for how the internet affects English?   Laurence Horn
• titty   Bruce Hunter
• Linguistic diversity index per country   Terry Lynn Irons
• Where "down" is in Old England   Paul Johnston
• Where "down" is in Old England   Paul Johnston
• another -gate   Steve Kl.
• Heard on Springer: old-school BE; BE "BIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Margaret Lee
• "quitter"   Margaret Lee
• Fw: DEA wants to hire Ebonics translators   Margaret Lee
• Smile when you say that in the 17th Century   Jonathan Lighter
• Christmas Eve Antedating : "Humbug"   Jonathan Lighter
• Is my accent a crime?   Jonathan Lighter
• Is my accent a crime?   Jonathan Lighter
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• gender-neutral pronouns as epic fails   Jonathan Lighter
• gender-neutral pronouns as epic fails   Jonathan Lighter
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• warism; (also) warist (n. & adj.)   Jonathan Lighter
• gender-neutral pronouns as epic fails   Jonathan Lighter
• Is my accent a crime?   Jonathan Lighter
• Is my accent a crime?   Jonathan Lighter
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Jonathan Lighter
• antedating: buffer   Jonathan Lighter
• queen = "male homosexual", 1729   Jonathan Lighter
• Heard on The Judges: St. Louis BE   Jonathan Lighter
• queen = "male homosexual", 1729   Jonathan Lighter
• dough boy (infantryman) antedated to 1835   Jonathan Lighter
• real time = 'a point or period of time in actuality'; (also adj.)   Jonathan Lighter
• real time = 'a point or period of time in actuality'; (also adj.)   Jonathan Lighter
• "Hell is the impossibility of reason"   Jonathan Lighter
• OT: Is this likely to be any parts of true? Origin of boogie-woogie   Jonathan Lighter
• advocate   Jonathan Lighter
• refute = 'repudiate'; catastrophic = 'extraordinarily severe'   Jonathan Lighter
• Dr. Laura and the N-word; etymology and the N-word   Jonathan Lighter
• refute = 'repudiate'; catastrophic = 'extraordinarily severe'   Jonathan Lighter
• refute = 'repudiate'; catastrophic = 'extraordinarily severe'   Jonathan Lighter
• "the (unnatural) trade", 1728   Jonathan Lighter
• go-to = 'frequently or most commonly chosen' PLUS "strategery" gets serious   Jonathan Lighter
• go-to = 'frequently or most commonly chosen' PLUS "strategery" gets serious   Jonathan Lighter
• Yet More Bad Girl Talk   Jonathan Lighter
• manopause; to advocate   Jonathan Lighter
• Yet More Bad Girl Talk   Jonathan Lighter
• Yet More Bad Girl Talk   Jonathan Lighter
• Where's HDAS III? (was: Re: "the apocryphal HDAS III")   Jonathan Lighter
• the Macks   Jonathan Lighter
• oldhood = 'old age'   Jonathan Lighter
• "take a Dixie"   Jonathan Lighter
• quote = 'say or write (something memorable)'   Jonathan Lighter
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Jonathan Lighter
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Jonathan Lighter
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Jonathan Lighter
• entitled   Jonathan Lighter
• dead to rights   Jonathan Lighter
• commingle(d) = 'stuff to recycle'   Jonathan Lighter
• a hot mess   Jonathan Lighter
• a hot mess   Jonathan Lighter
• B = bedbug   Jonathan Lighter
• a hot mess   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• a crash of rhinos   Jonathan Lighter
• jack-all PLUS suck   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• "small", the verb   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• to "stage"   Jonathan Lighter
• to "stage"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Jonathan Lighter
• timely as an adverb (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• "gay" in "Bringing Up Baby"   Jonathan Lighter
• hauntology   Jonathan Lighter
• abrogate = 'arrogate'   Jonathan Lighter
• "go for the downs"   Jonathan Lighter
• infectious = 'imparting excitement, enjoyment, etc.'   Jonathan Lighter
• infectious = 'imparting excitement, enjoyment, etc.'   Jonathan Lighter
• mumu   Jonathan Lighter
• OT: What is old is new, again.   Jonathan Lighter
• Kibosh origin?   Jonathan Lighter
• three-sixty = 'comprehensive and even-handed'   Jonathan Lighter
• Bad Girls Speak   Jonathan Lighter
• Bad Girls Speak   Jonathan Lighter
• OT: What is old is new, again.   Jonathan Lighter
• "rally"; "restore honor"   Jonathan Lighter
• For the eggcorn file: "halo ground"   Jonathan Lighter
• humanly raised family farm meats   Jonathan Lighter
• humanly raised family farm meats   Jonathan Lighter
• humanly raised family farm meats   Jonathan Lighter
• Hamlet in translation   Jonathan Lighter
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Jonathan Lighter
• slash   Jonathan Lighter
• More 1908 Dialect Notes on E 'Bama (white) English   Jonathan Lighter
• "rally"; "restore honor"   Jonathan Lighter
• More on "You don't say!"   Jonathan Lighter
• Hamlet in translation (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Jonathan Lighter
• discover   Jonathan Lighter
• in the water = 'exerting a significant but mysterious influence'   Jonathan Lighter
• A term for how the internet affects English?   Jonathan Lighter
• A new (to me, IAC) spelling rule   Jonathan Lighter
• titty   Jonathan Lighter
• Why subjunctive?   Jocelyn Limpert
• Why subjunctive?   Jocelyn Limpert
• Where "down" is in Old England   Mailbox
• Where's HDAS III? (was: Re: "the apocryphal HDAS III")   Mailbox
• Submariner (was "thousand-yard stare")   Mark Mandel
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mark Mandel
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mark Mandel
• irregardless, AND MISFEASANCE?!?!?   Mark Mandel
• A quick note   Mark Mandel
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mark Mandel
• Rsum for R ésumé   Mark Mandel
• Submariner (was "thousand-yard stare")   Mark Mandel
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Mark Mandel
• Rsum for R ésumé   Mark Mandel
• earworm (was Re: Secret OED files uncovered)   Mark Mandel
• earworm (was Re: Secret OED files uncovered)   Mark Mandel
• Watermelons are long to grow   Mark Mandel
• "break <someone's> eggs"   Mark Mandel
• review of _German: Biography of a Language_   Mark Mandel
• "break <someone's> eggs"   Mark Mandel
• OT: another -gate   Mark Mandel
• Where "down" is in New England.   Mark Mandel
• review of _German: Biography of a Language_   Mark Mandel
• Magic Quotations (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mark Mandel
• non-native medical dictation and transcription   Mark Mandel
• Quote: useful idiot (antedating attrib Vladimir Lenin 1961)   Mark Mandel
• (now almost wholly OT) Re: "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   Mark Mandel
• "typo"   Mark Mandel
• OED's US pron. of "minion": optional schwa?   Mark Mandel
• quote = 'say or write (something memorable)'   Mark Mandel
• entitled   Mark Mandel
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Mark Mandel
• commingle(d) = 'stuff to recycle'   Mark Mandel
• a hot mess   Mark Mandel
• Loosening a "fixed expression"   Mark Mandel
• crow bites   Mark Mandel
• quote = 'say or write (something memorable)'   Mark Mandel
• humanly raised family farm meats   Mark Mandel
• Personal seedless watermelons   John McChesney-Young
• Rsum for R ésumé   Michael McKernan
• Rsum for R ésumé   Michael McKernan
• Phrase: smart as a box of rocks (1982 Nov 3) dumb as a box of rocks (1973 Oct 29)   Gregory McNamee
• William Blake or Jim Morrison Quote   Gregory McNamee
• Retronym?   David Metevia
• past perfect for past   Moore, John
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "the apocryphal HDAS III" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Maurer (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• gender-neutral pronouns as epic fails (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "the apocryphal HDAS III" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Pressure Suit antedating (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Pressure Suit antedating (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "zero g" antedating (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• earworm (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• another -gate (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• another -gate (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• shotgun, camelback house (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Magic Quotations (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• looking for a new word to go with the story (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• antedating "dead stick" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "PIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "PIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• refute = 'repudiate'; catastrophic = 'extraordinarily severe' (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Heard on Springer: old-school BE; BE "BIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• go-to = 'frequently or most commonly chosen' PLUS "strategery" gets serious (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• bump (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• a crash of rhinos (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• to "stage" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• timely as an adverb (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "Thanks! I Needed That!" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Fw: DEA wants to hire Ebonics translators (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• OUP statement on future of print OED (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Hamlet in translation (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• OUP statement on future of print OED (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Dewey Cheatham and Howe (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "mores" with silent E   Alison Murie
• Secret OED files uncovered   Lynne Murphy
• Where "down" is in Old England   Lynne Murphy
• "PIN"   Lynne Murphy
• recording of inland Maine accent   Lynne Murphy
• Kibosh origin?   Geoff Nathan
• Kibosh origin?   Geoffrey S. Nathan
• blurb (antedating 1907 May 16)   Barbara Need
• Serious oops!; was Re: blurb (antedating 1907 May 16)   Barbara Need
• Why subjunctive?   Barbara Need
• Typos on ABC   Barbara Need
• A quick note   Eric Nielsen
• "mores" with silent E   Eric Nielsen
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Eric Nielsen
• Maurer   Garson O'Toole
• Maurer   Garson O'Toole
• blurb (antedating 1907 May 16)   Garson O'Toole
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Garson O'Toole
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Garson O'Toole
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Garson O'Toole
• blurb (antedating 1907 May 16)   Garson O'Toole
• Proverb: Give a man a fish versus teach a man to fish (antedating variants starting in 1885)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: Kind to her inferiors. And where does she find them? (antedating Dorothy Parker 1941 January 4)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: Age before beauty. And pearls before swine (antedating Dorothy Parker 1941 January 4)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: No matter how thin you slice it: bologna (antedating 1926 May 9, attrib Al Smith 1928 Jul 22)   Garson O'Toole
• Antedating of "Been There, Done That"   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: Run the gamut of human emotion from A to B (Dorothy Parker 1934 Feb 19)   Garson O'Toole
• Magic Quotations (UNCLASSIFIED)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: useful idiot (antedating attrib Vladimir Lenin 1961)   Garson O'Toole
• Magic Quotations (UNCLASSIFIED)   Garson O'Toole
• "Hell is the impossibility of reason"   Garson O'Toole
• "typo"   Garson O'Toole
• "typo"   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: Even nostalgia isn't what it used to be (antedating 1963 Oct 8) Punch is not what it used to be (1901 Jan)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: useful idiot (antedating attrib Vladimir Lenin 1961)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: Even nostalgia isn't what it used to be (antedating 1963 Oct 8) Punch is not what it used to be (1901 Jan)   Garson O'Toole
• Phrase: smart as a box of rocks (1982 Nov 3) dumb as a box of rocks (1973 Oct 29)   Garson O'Toole
• drink the kool-aid (1982, 1985)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: useful idiot (antedating attrib Vladimir Lenin 1961)   Garson O'Toole
• "take a Dixie"   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: until the electorate discovers it can vote itself largess out of the public treasury (antedating 1946 Jun 1)   Garson O'Toole
• plausibility check   Garson O'Toole
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Garson O'Toole
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Garson O'Toole
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Garson O'Toole
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Garson O'Toole
• "go for the downs"   Garson O'Toole
• "go for the downs"   Garson O'Toole
• William Blake or Jim Morrison Quote   Garson O'Toole
• William Blake or Jim Morrison Quote   Garson O'Toole
• William Blake or Jim Morrison Quote   Garson O'Toole
• "mauve Hungarian band/music"   Garson O'Toole
• "First Rough Draft of History"   Garson O'Toole
• Why subjunctive?   Bill Palmer
• Why subjunctive?   Bill Palmer
• Why subjunctive?   Bill Palmer
• Why subjunctive?   Bill Palmer
• Why subjunctive?   Bill Palmer
• Really, really alone   Bill Palmer
• "small", the verb   Bill Palmer
• findability--a real word?!   Bill Palmer
• reget--a real word?   Bill Palmer
• "go for the downs"   Bill Palmer
• humanly raised family farm meats   Bill Palmer
• humanly raised family farm meats   Bill Palmer
• humanly raised family farm meats   Bill Palmer
• "rally"; "restore honor"   Bill Palmer
• Watermelons are long to grow   Jim Parish
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Jim Parish
• "rally"; "restore honor"   Jim Parish
• "rally"; "restore honor"   Jim Parish
• "zero g" antedating OT   Paul
• (A little OT) Re: "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   Paul
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Paul
• Man-words   Mark Peters
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Judy Prince
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Judy Prince
• Where "down" is in Old England   Judy Prince
• Where "down" is in Old England   Judy Prince
• Ticket Spitter   Jeff Prucher
• "PIN"   Jeff Prucher
• blurb (antedating 1907 May 16)   Michael Quinion
• Secret OED files uncovered   Michael Quinion
• "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   Michael Quinion
• Kibosh origin?   Michael Quinion
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Shapiro, Fred
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Shapiro, Fred
• Barry Popik's extraordinary research -- was: Re: "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Shapiro, Fred
• (A little OT) Re: "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   Shapiro, Fred
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Shapiro, Fred
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Latin America"   Shapiro, Fred
• Further Antedating of "Latin America"   Shapiro, Fred
• Still Further Antedating of "Latin America"   Shapiro, Fred
• "Latin America" An Anomaly in OED   Shapiro, Fred
• "gay" in "Bringing Up Baby"   Shapiro, Fred
• "gay" in "Bringing Up Baby"   Shapiro, Fred
• "jockey", 1632 [published 1637], antedates 1670-; also "masty"   Shapiro, Fred
• Eponymous Baseball-Related Disease Names Not in OED   Shapiro, Fred
• William Blake or Jim Morrison Quote   Shapiro, Fred
• Eponymous Baseball-Related Disease Names Not in OED   Shapiro, Fred
• Eponymous Baseball-Related Disease Names Not in OED   Shapiro, Fred
• OUP statement on future of print OED (UNCLASSIFIED)   Shapiro, Fred
• "First Rough Draft of History"   Shapiro, Fred
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Jesse Sheidlower
• earworm (was Re: Secret OED files uncovered)   Jesse Sheidlower
• nut bar   Jesse Sheidlower
• plausibility check   Jesse Sheidlower
• "jockey", 1632 [published 1637], antedates 1670-; also "masty"   Jesse Sheidlower
• Eponymous Baseball-Related Disease Names Not in OED   Jesse Sheidlower
• Oxford English Dictionary 'will not be printed again'   Jesse Sheidlower
• Oxford English Dictionary 'will not be printed again'   Jesse Sheidlower
• OUP statement on future of print OED   Jesse Sheidlower
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Herb Stahlke
• proxies = reasons?   Herb Stahlke
• Dylan Ratigan on Ebonics   Herb Stahlke
• Dylan Ratigan on Ebonics   Herb Stahlke
• Star-Ledger video on NJ accents   Herb Stahlke
• Eponymous Baseball-Related Disease Names Not in OED   Herb Stahlke
• Personal seedless watermelons   Herb Stahlke
• Personal seedless watermelons   Herb Stahlke
• In tune with his inner euphemism   Victor Steinbok
• clever by half   Victor Steinbok
• clever by half   Victor Steinbok
• another -gate   Victor Steinbok
• a burning question   Victor Steinbok
• "break <someone's> eggs"   Victor Steinbok
• one fish, two fishes   Victor Steinbok
• "break <someone's> eggs"   Victor Steinbok
• Quote: useful idiot (antedating attrib Vladimir Lenin 1961)   Victor Steinbok
• nut bar   Victor Steinbok
• Dry-Erase Girl and the etymology of HOPA   Victor Steinbok
• looking for a new word to go with the story   Victor Steinbok
• "PIN"   Victor Steinbok
• "PIN" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Victor Steinbok
• drink the kool-aid (1982, 1985)   Victor Steinbok
• fanboy and its progeny   Victor Steinbok
• illegal sojourners   Victor Steinbok
• The financial wit and wisdom of Zsa Zsa Gabor   Victor Steinbok
• Antedating of "Latin America"   Victor Steinbok
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Victor Steinbok
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Victor Steinbok
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Victor Steinbok
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Victor Steinbok
• Fw: DEA wants to hire Ebonics translators   Victor Steinbok
• odd error   Victor Steinbok
• Personal seedless watermelons   Victor Steinbok
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Victor Steinbok
• discover   Victor Steinbok
• "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• (A little OT) Re: "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• Submariner [was "thousand-yard stare"] (UNCLASSIFIED)   George Thompson
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   George Thompson
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   George Thompson
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   George Thompson
• Maurer   George Thompson
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   George Thompson
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   George Thompson
• earworm (was Re: Secret OED files uncovered)   George Thompson
• Proverb: Give a man a fish versus teach a man to fish (antedating variants starting in 1885)   George Thompson
• "high cockney rorum"   George Thompson
• Magic Quotations (UNCLASSIFIED)   George Thompson
• Long s   George Thompson
• "typo"   George Thompson
• (A little OT) Re: "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   George Thompson
• a put-out dog   George Thompson
• a put-out dog (corrected)   George Thompson
• "take a Dixie"   George Thompson
• More on early txtng   George Thompson
• entitled   George Thompson
• More on early txtng   George Thompson
• "mush" #5, HDAS, is alive & well   George Thompson
• "miss-nancying"   George Thompson
• Bronx children talking, 1954   George Thompson
• "Thanks! I Needed That!" (UNCLASSIFIED)   George Thompson
• alive and kicking   George Thompson
• "go for the downs"   George Thompson
• "gay" in "Bringing Up Baby"   George Thompson
• OT: What is old is new, again.   George Thompson
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Chris Waigl
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Chris Waigl
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Chris Waigl
• The plural of weetabix" is ...   Chris Waigl
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Chris Waigl
• "off of" in NYT headline   David Wake
• "off of" in NYT headline   David Wake
• a hot mess   Darla Wells
• perch jerking   Darla Wells
• Fw: DEA wants to hire Ebonics translators   Darla Wells
• "mores" with silent E   Neal Whitman
• "mores" with silent E   Neal Whitman
• "PIN"   Neal Whitman
• findability--a real word?!   Neal Whitman
• Personal seedless watermelons   Neal Whitman
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Neal Whitman
• Webelos was Re: "outside of a dog"   Neal Whitman
• The plural of "moose" is ...   Neal Whitman
• The plural of weetabix" is ...   Neal Whitman
• _of_ > _on_ in BE   Douglas G. Wilson
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Douglas G. Wilson
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Dave Wilton
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Dave Wilton
• refute = 'repudiate'; catastrophic = 'extraordinarily severe'   Ben Zimmer
• drink the kool-aid (1982, 1985)   Ben Zimmer
• drink the kool-aid (1982, 1985)   Ben Zimmer
• go-to = 'frequently or most commonly chosen' PLUS "strategery" gets serious   Ben Zimmer
• drink the kool-aid (1982, 1985)   Ben Zimmer
• entitled   Ben Zimmer
• More on early txtng   Ben Zimmer
• More on early txtng   Ben Zimmer
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Ben Zimmer
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Ben Zimmer
• Star-Ledger video on NJ accents   Ben Zimmer
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Benjamin Zimmer
• earworm (was Re: Secret OED files uncovered)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Where "down" is in New England.   Benjamin Zimmer
• Secret OED files uncovered   Benjamin Zimmer
• looking for a new word to go with the story   Benjamin Zimmer
• chiselo   Benjamin Zimmer
• "quitter"   Benjamin Zimmer
• drink the kool-aid (1982, 1985)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Is my accent a crime?   Tom Zurinskas
• Is my accent a crime?   Tom Zurinskas
• Is my accent a crime? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Is my accent a crime?   Tom Zurinskas
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Tom Zurinskas
• gender-neutral pronouns as epic fails   Tom Zurinskas
• Is my accent a crime?   Tom Zurinskas
• "the apocryphal HDAS III"   Tom Zurinskas
• "mores" with silent E   Tom Zurinskas
• protecting Brigliish   Tom Zurinskas
• massacring Queenglish   Tom Zurinskas
• looking for a new word to go with the story   Tom Zurinskas
• Another Dialect Notes 1909 note   Tom Zurinskas
• More evidence, etc.   Tom Zurinskas
• Linguistic diversity index per country   Tom Zurinskas
• Oxford English Dictionary 'will not be printed again'   Tom Zurinskas
• OUP statement on future of print OED   Tom Zurinskas
• on the Economist blog   Arnold Zwicky
• (A little OT) Re: "Fog in English Channel: Continent Isolated" antedated to 1931   Arnold Zwicky
• plausibility check   Arnold Zwicky
• findability--a real word?!   Arnold Zwicky
• Fwd: crow bites   Arnold Zwicky
• A new (to me, IAC) spelling rule   Arnold Zwicky
• sensitivities (pl.)   geoffrey nunberg
• For the eggcorn file: "halo ground"   geoffrey nunberg
• from the country of the blend: "acq-hire"   geoffrey nunberg
• illegitemate state interest   victor steinbok
• another -gate   victor steinbok
• one fish, two fishes   victor steinbok
• another -gate (UNCLASSIFIED)   victor steinbok
• The plural of "moose" is ...   victor steinbok
• dead to rights   victor steinbok
• plausibility check   victor steinbok
• Retronym?   victor steinbok
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   victor steinbok
• Personal seedless watermelons   victor steinbok
• Personal seedless watermelons   victor steinbok
• Fool's Errand   wordmall

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