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• crude = crude oil, petroleum   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• spurious Lincoln quotes   James A. Landau <JJJRLandau at netscape.com>
• Limitations on Number of Postings   RonButters at AOL.COM
• TWINK   RonButters at AOL.COM
• -philia   RonButters at AOL.COM
• OT: research proposals   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Wilson Gray wants to chat (OT?)   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Etc., etc.   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Etc., etc.   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Word boundaries   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• "don't think zebras"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• In a rectangular grid, all roads lead where?   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• language Web sites for student assignment   Randy Alexander
• Wilson Gray wants to chat   Randy Alexander
• Wilson Gray wants to chat   Randy Alexander
• verbing the noun   Randy Alexander
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Randy Alexander
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Randy Alexander
• nomconjobjs: some factors   Randy Alexander
• Carrying pole   Randy Alexander
• What is winter?   Eoin C. Bairéad
• What is winter? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Eoin C. Bairéad
• What is winter? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Eoin C. Bairéad
• What is winter? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Eoin C. Bairéad
• Can't see the wood for the trees   Eoin C. Bairéad
• language Web sites for student assignment   Baker, John
• Rip Van Winkles/Sleeping Beauties   Baker, John
• legendary = believe it (verificatory) or not (fabulatory)   Baker, John
• Quote: better to remain silent at the risk of being thought a fool (antedating 1907)   Baker, John
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Baker, John
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Baker, John
• Can't see the wood for the trees   Baker, John
• Arabic flashcards bump student from plane   Dennis Baron
• Sliced Bread 2.0   Dennis Baron
• excited = enthusiastic; not in OED, AHD   Benjamin Barrett
• "cellar door"   Grant Barrett
• "cellar door"   Grant Barrett
• "cellar door"   Grant Barrett
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 (UNCLASSIFIED)   David Bergdahl
• Sambo -- not 1861 or 1704, but 1657   Joel S. Berson
• Sawney   Joel S. Berson
• Jock = a Scotsman, 1587 (antedates OED 1788-?)   Joel S. Berson
• 1587 Jock = a Scotsman, or a horseman -- or "Jacky"?   Joel S. Berson
• arsenal = collection = store   Joel S. Berson
• A Modester Proposal?   Joel S. Berson
• OT: denialism, denialist   Joel S. Berson
• Twitter/Facebook <noun>[ing]   Joel S. Berson
• The first French "restaurat" was in New York, in 1821?   Joel S. Berson
• Limerick (poem) antedating Nov. 30, 1880   Joel S. Berson
• The first French "restaurat" was in New York, in 1821?   Joel S. Berson
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Joel S. Berson
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Joel S. Berson
• 18th century "was" vs. "had been"   Joel S. Berson
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Joel S. Berson
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Joel S. Berson
• 18th century "was" vs. "had been"   Joel S. Berson
• soldier = sailor   Joel S. Berson
• 18th century "was" vs. "had been"   Joel S. Berson
• soldier = sailor   Joel S. Berson
• Gibbeting   Joel S. Berson
• coony   Joel S. Berson
• "Restaurant" (re message from Barry Popik)   Joel S. Berson
• OT: 'coons   Joel S. Berson
• excited = enthusiastic; not in OED, AHD   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "jag" (n) & "dun" (n), 1930   Joel S. Berson
• Q: "jag" (n) & "dun" (n), 1930   Joel S. Berson
• to = for   Joel S. Berson
• Memoirs -- plus ça change ... (and "facticide", 1845 & 1870)   Joel S. Berson
• ffolliott   Joel S. Berson
• ffolliott   Joel S. Berson
• ffolliott   Joel S. Berson
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Joel S. Berson
• Botany   Joel S. Berson
• ffolliott   Joel S. Berson
• ffolliott   Joel S. Berson
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (antedating 1928)   Joel S. Berson
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (antedating 1928)   Joel S. Berson
• the then, the late, and in the room of   Joel S. Berson
• ffolliott   Joel S. Berson
• Thorn   Joel S. Berson
• OT: ffolliott   Joel S. Berson
• the then, the late, and in the room of   Joel S. Berson
• new research into semantic categories   Joel S. Berson
• new research into semantic categories   Joel S. Berson
• praxological   Joel S. Berson
• the then, the late, and in the room of   Joel S. Berson
• new research into semantic categories   Joel S. Berson
• new research into semantic categories   Joel S. Berson
• OT: new research into semantic categories   Joel S. Berson
• Rip Van Winkles/Sleeping Beauties   Joel S. Berson
• OT: "strand" = strain   Joel S. Berson
• Now we have literary "mixing" too   Joel S. Berson
• "Collagiste" [Was: Now we have literary "mixing" too]   Joel S. Berson
• Google Books -- nothing new, but nicely phrased   Joel S. Berson
• legendary = believe it (verificatory) or not (fabulatory)   Joel S. Berson
• Q: The term for sections of Pope's "Essay on Man"   Joel S. Berson
• Word boundaries   Joel S. Berson
• Between he and she   Joel S. Berson
• Between he and she   Joel S. Berson
• "laugh with friends, at enemies"   Joel S. Berson
• "don't think zebras"   Joel S. Berson
• "let ourselves off the hook"?   Joel S. Berson
• What is winter?   Joel S. Berson
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   Joel S. Berson
• "cellar door"   Joel S. Berson
• "let ourselves off the hook"?   Joel S. Berson
• "don't think zebras"   Joel S. Berson
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   Joel S. Berson
• Back to you and I   Joel S. Berson
• Back to you and I   Joel S. Berson
• "don't think zebras"   Joel S. Berson
• Singularity   Joel S. Berson
• What is winter?   Joel S. Berson
• What is winter?   Joel S. Berson
• What is winter?   Joel S. Berson
• Tiger   Joel S. Berson
• "don't think zebras"   Joel S. Berson
• In a rectangular grid, all roads lead where?   Joel S. Berson
• In a rectangular grid, all roads lead where?   Joel S. Berson
• Alexander Haig   Joel S. Berson
• Alexander Haig   Joel S. Berson
• Oympic sport "contested"   Joel S. Berson
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Joel S. Berson
• Dangerous labels   Joel S. Berson
• What do you call a sex maniac?   Joel S. Berson
• What do you call a sex maniac?   Joel S. Berson
• What do you call a sex maniac?   Joel S. Berson
• OT: What do you call a sex maniac?   Joel S. Berson
• OT: What do you call a sex maniac?   Joel S. Berson
• ffoliott again -- OT :-)   Joel S. Berson
• nomconjobjs: wider comments   Joel S. Berson
• nomconjobjs: snide comment   Joel S. Berson
• nouning "predict"   Joel S. Berson
• Use of hyphen in "New-York"   Joel S. Berson
• ADS-L nouning & SBOTY's   Joel S. Berson
• OT: Toyota   Joel S. Berson
• novel   Joel S. Berson
• "Make Way for Ducklings" [Was: novel]   Joel S. Berson
• Matsuda   Joel S. Berson
• Matsuda   Joel S. Berson
• "dropped on"   Joel S. Berson
• "At the drop of a hat", now 1837   Joel S. Berson
• Fun with Early American Newspapers   Joel S. Berson
• so, that happened   Joel S. Berson
• quotes found on the internet   Joel S. Berson
• "lob-lolly boy", 1773 & 1807   Joel S. Berson
• Living ass / dead lion, 1773   Joel S. Berson
• "mint drop"   Joel S. Berson
• What is winter?   David Bowie
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Ann Burlingham
• so, that happened   Ann Burlingham
• Q: "jag" (n) & "dun" (n), 1930   Philip E. Cleary
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Philip E. Cleary
• Antedating of "Tsunami"   Sam Clements
• FW: The first French "restaurat" was in New York, in 1821? -- (message from Barry Popik)   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Request for books/articles on gender words   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Request for books/articles on gender words   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Etc., etc.   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• FW: Big Easy (1969)-- message from Barry Popik   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Tiger   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   DanG
• more novel metaphors that people don't even notice they invent   DanG
• soldier = sailor   David A. Daniel
• What is winter?   David A. Daniel
• Dangerous labels   David A. Daniel
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870   David A. Daniel
• generic names   Charles Doyle
• Bad Girls speak   Charles Doyle
• Botany   Charles Doyle
• the "R-word"   Charles Doyle
• Antedating of "Socialism"   Charles Doyle
• ffolliott   Charles Doyle
• "as much as"   Charles Doyle
• "cellar door"   Charles Doyle
• "don't think zebras"   Charles Doyle
• use and utility   Charles Doyle
• What do you call a sex maniac?   Charles Doyle
• *tsunamus   Charles Doyle
• Son of snowpocalypse   Alice Faber
• What is winter?   Alice Faber
• "outchance"   Alice Faber
• autopsy on zealot   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Bad Girls speak   Seán Fitzpatrick
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Seán Fitzpatrick
• "-free" goes neutral   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Was: Now we have literary "mixing" too   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   Seán Fitzpatrick
• harshing the squee   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Thorn   Lisa Galvin
• Facebook has redefined via (?)   Lisa Galvin
• "let ourselves off the hook"?   Lisa Galvin
• "let ourselves off the hook"?   Lisa Galvin
• Toyoda/Toyota (was: a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 )   Lisa Galvin
• Toyoda/Toyota   Lisa Galvin
• Matsuda   Lisa Galvin
• Carrying pole   Lisa Galvin
• excited = enthusiastic; not in OED, AHD   Dan Goncharoff
• Invading Pearl harbor   Dan Goncharoff
• crude = crude oil, petroleum   Dan Goncharoff
• ffolliott   Dan Goncharoff
• Botany   Dan Goncharoff
• Botany   Dan Goncharoff
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (UNCLASSIFIED)   Dan Goncharoff
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (antedating 1928)   Dan Goncharoff
• Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community   Dan Goncharoff
• poss. antedating of "shrapnel" (exploding fragments)   Dan Goncharoff
• "don't think zebras"   Dan Goncharoff
• letter bomb   Dan Goncharoff
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Dan Goncharoff
• so, that happened   Dan Goncharoff
• Antedating of "Tsunami"   Dan Goncharoff
• Limerick (poem) antedating Nov. 30, 1880   Stephen Goranson
• "cellar door"   Stephen Goranson
• 18th century "was" vs. "had been"   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Thorn   Gordon, Matthew J.
• New-to-me change in BE   Wilson Gray
• Sambo -- not 1861 or 1704, but 1657   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: POSS = 0; trivial   Wilson Gray
• Wilson Gray wants to chat   Wilson Gray
• A Modester Proposal?   Wilson Gray
• "Pants on The Ground" redux   Wilson Gray
• 18th century "was" vs. "had been"   Wilson Gray
• more on "allegory"   Wilson Gray
• soldier = sailor   Wilson Gray
• soldier = sailor   Wilson Gray
• more on "allegory"   Wilson Gray
• more on "allegory"   Wilson Gray
• excited = enthusiastic; not in OED, AHD   Wilson Gray
• Seen on DSL Reports letters: "sense" > _since_   Wilson Gray
• "Missing T" revisited: Super Bowl edition   Wilson Gray
• Etc., etc.   Wilson Gray
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• ffolliott   Wilson Gray
• the then, the late, and in the room of   Wilson Gray
• Antedating of "Socialism"   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: and yet they live!   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: and yet they live!   Wilson Gray
• Botany   Wilson Gray
• OT: Dirty politics, but legal, apparently: faux Census form   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: and yet they live!   Wilson Gray
• "justify": another reversal   Wilson Gray
• Now we have literary "mixing" too   Wilson Gray
• erotics   Wilson Gray
• "-free" goes neutral   Wilson Gray
• "Hasty Pud Tickets"   Wilson Gray
• Now we have literary "mixing" too   Wilson Gray
• Listserve postings "empty of content"   Wilson Gray
• "as much as"   Wilson Gray
• "cellar door"   Wilson Gray
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   Wilson Gray
• "cellar door"   Wilson Gray
• letter bomb   Wilson Gray
• non-paternity event   Wilson Gray
• non-paternity event   Wilson Gray
• What do you call a sex maniac?   Wilson Gray
• "call him George"/"call me Shorty" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• Can't see the wood for the trees   Wilson Gray
• push comes to shove (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• Matsuda   Wilson Gray
• "lob-lolly boy"   Wilson Gray
• Antedating of _doo(-)wop_   Wilson Gray
• new research into semantic categories   ROBIN HAMILTON
• new research into semantic categories   ROBIN HAMILTON
• new research into semantic categories   ROBIN HAMILTON
• new research into semantic categories   ROBIN HAMILTON
• new research into semantic categories   ROBIN HAMILTON
• ffolliott   ROBIN HAMILTON
• ffolliott   ROBIN HAMILTON
• Poss. Ety. of "twink" [Was Re: Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community]   ROBIN HAMILTON
• Poss. Ety. of "twink" [Was Re: Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community]   ROBIN HAMILTON
• Poss. Ety. of "twink" [Was Re: Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community]   ROBIN HAMILTON
• OT: ffolliott   ROBIN HAMILTON
• erotics   ROBIN HAMILTON
• arsenal = collection = store   Damien Hall
• "as such"   Damien Hall
• "as such"   Damien Hall
• British Black English (was: "as such")   Damien Hall
• British Black English (was: "as such")   Damien Hall
• British Black English (was: "as such")   Damien Hall
• Fwd: Re: British Black English (was: "as such")   Damien Hall
• letter bomb   Damien Hall
• chill-LAY/chee-Lay   Damien Hall
• chill-LAY/chee-Lay   Damien Hall
• language web sites   Joan H. Hall
• Sambo -- not 1861 or 1704, but 1657   Robin Hamilton
• Jock = a Scotsman, 1587 (antedates OED 1788-?)   Robin Hamilton
• Jock = a Scotsman, 1587 (antedates OED 1788-?)   Robin Hamilton
• More on Jock = a Scotsman   Robin Hamilton
• 1587 Jock = a Scotsman, or a horseman -- or "Jacky"?   Robin Hamilton
• erotics   Robin Hamilton
• "war to end war"   Robin Hamilton
• -philia   Robin Hamilton
• legendary = believe it (verificatory) or not (fabulatory)   Robin Hamilton
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   Robin Hamilton
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   Robin Hamilton
• Singularity   Robin Hamilton
• nomconjobj: MWDEU   Robin Hamilton
• nomconjobj: MWDEU   Robin Hamilton
• nomconjobj: MWDEU (UNCLASSIFIED)   Robin Hamilton
• Singularity   Robin Hamilton
• grapevine (quoting from "jarhead")   Robin Hamilton
• Leatherneck [Was: antedating: jarhead]   Robin Hamilton
• Leatherneck [Was: antedating: jarhead]   Robin Hamilton
• nomconjobjs: some factors   Robin Hamilton
• What is winter? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Robin Hamilton
• What is winter? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Robin Hamilton
• What is winter? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Robin Hamilton
• Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases   Robin Hamilton
• What is winter? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Robin Hamilton
• Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases   Robin Hamilton
• Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases   Robin Hamilton
• Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases   Robin Hamilton
• OT -- the WIKI Model   Robin Hamilton
• Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases   Robin Hamilton
• "dropped on" (Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases)   Robin Hamilton
• "dropped on" (Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases)   Robin Hamilton
• push comes to shove (1924)   Robin Hamilton
• so, that happened   Robin Hamilton
• "dropped on"   Robin Hamilton
• "dropped on" (was: NSCSNP) -- *1914 - 1916   Robin Hamilton
• Quote: Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler (antedating attrib Albert Einstein 1950)   Robin Hamilton
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   James Harbeck
• new research into semantic categories   James Harbeck
• another language bites the dust   James Harbeck
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   James Harbeck
• Between he and she   James Harbeck
• harshing the squee   James Harbeck
• Invading Pearl harbor   Brian Hitchcock
• A Modester Proposal?   Laurence Horn
• more on "allegory"   Laurence Horn
• "Missing T" revisited: Super Bowl edition   Laurence Horn
• Bad Girls speak   Laurence Horn
• "Missing T" revisited: Super Bowl edition   Laurence Horn
• verbing the noun   Laurence Horn
• Bad Girls speak   Laurence Horn
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Laurence Horn
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Laurence Horn
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Laurence Horn
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Laurence Horn
• Antedating of "Socialism"   Laurence Horn
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (antedating 1928)   Laurence Horn
• Correction   Laurence Horn
• ffolliott   Laurence Horn
• "-free" goes neutral   Laurence Horn
• phobophilia   Laurence Horn
• Fwd: Re: British Black English (was: "as such")   Laurence Horn
• a side note on twink   Laurence Horn
• Head over heels   Laurence Horn
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Laurence Horn
• "cellar door"   Laurence Horn
• "cellar door"   Laurence Horn
• "cellar door"   Laurence Horn
• "cellar door"   Laurence Horn
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   Laurence Horn
• Tiger   Laurence Horn
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   Laurence Horn
• "don't think zebras"   Laurence Horn
• double-take words   Laurence Horn
• non-paternity event   Laurence Horn
• Oympic sport "contested"   Laurence Horn
• non-paternity event   Laurence Horn
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Laurence Horn
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Laurence Horn
• What do you call a sex maniac?   Laurence Horn
• What do you call a sex maniac? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• "outchance"   Laurence Horn
• "outchance"   Laurence Horn
• What is winter? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• Toyoda/Toyota   Laurence Horn
• novel   Laurence Horn
• Can't see the wood for the trees   Laurence Horn
• *tsunamus   Laurence Horn
• Thorn   Paul Johnston
• British Black English (was: "as such")   Paul Johnston
• Rip Van Winkles/Sleeping Beauties   Paul Johnston
• Toyoda/Toyota   Steve Kl.
• so, that happened   Steve Kl.
• Carrying pole   Steve Kl.
• Sambo -- not 1861 or 1704, but 1657   Jonathan Lighter
• Sawney   Jonathan Lighter
• Jock = a Scotsman, 1587 (antedates OED 1788-?)   Jonathan Lighter
• autopsy on zealot   Jonathan Lighter
• Wilson Gray wants to chat   Jonathan Lighter
• arsenal = collection = store   Jonathan Lighter
• lawyer up antedating 1995-->1990 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• denialism, denialist   Jonathan Lighter
• OT: denialism, denialist   Jonathan Lighter
• singular "do" after "any...or"   Jonathan Lighter
• arsenal = collection = store   Jonathan Lighter
• Limerick (poem) antedating Nov. 30, 1880   Jonathan Lighter
• more on "allegory"   Jonathan Lighter
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Jonathan Lighter
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Jonathan Lighter
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Jonathan Lighter
• more on "allegory"   Jonathan Lighter
• Limerick (poem) antedating Nov. 30, 1880   Jonathan Lighter
• soldier = sailor   Jonathan Lighter
• soldier = sailor   Jonathan Lighter
• soldier = sailor   Jonathan Lighter
• soldier = sailor   Jonathan Lighter
• soldier = sailor   Jonathan Lighter
• 18th century "was" vs. "had been"   Jonathan Lighter
• historical-present tense for literature   Jonathan Lighter
• soldier = sailor   Jonathan Lighter
• invading Pearl Harbor   Jonathan Lighter
• battle-immature   Jonathan Lighter
• soldier = sailor   Jonathan Lighter
• battle-immature   Jonathan Lighter
• historical-present tense for literature   Jonathan Lighter
• battle-immature   Jonathan Lighter
• historical-present tense for literature   Jonathan Lighter
• coony   Jonathan Lighter
• Origin of "Gitmo"   Jonathan Lighter
• soldier = sailor (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• Invading Pearl harbor   Jonathan Lighter
• Invading Pearl harbor   Jonathan Lighter
• Origin of "Gitmo" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• Invading Pearl harbor   Jonathan Lighter
• wreck and ruin   Jonathan Lighter
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Jonathan Lighter
• excited = enthusiastic; not in OED, AHD   Jonathan Lighter
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Jonathan Lighter
• Bad Girls speak   Jonathan Lighter
• to = for   Jonathan Lighter
• wreck and ruin   Jonathan Lighter
• Bad Girls speak   Jonathan Lighter
• to = for   Jonathan Lighter
• to = for   Jonathan Lighter
• verbing the noun   Jonathan Lighter
• Bad Girls speak   Jonathan Lighter
• ffolliott   Jonathan Lighter
• ffolliott   Jonathan Lighter
• OT: name porn   Jonathan Lighter
• Botany   Jonathan Lighter
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Jonathan Lighter
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Jonathan Lighter
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Jonathan Lighter
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Jonathan Lighter
• ffolliott   Jonathan Lighter
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Jonathan Lighter
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Jonathan Lighter
• ffolliott   Jonathan Lighter
• Request for books/articles on gender words   Jonathan Lighter
• Etc., etc.   Jonathan Lighter
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Jonathan Lighter
• Request for books/articles on gender words   Jonathan Lighter
• "as such"   Jonathan Lighter
• ffolliott   Jonathan Lighter
• ffolliott   Jonathan Lighter
• Heard on The Judges: and yet they live!   Jonathan Lighter
• bayoneteer   Jonathan Lighter
• Random notes on "The Bizarre notes and queries" 1890 - Google Books   Jonathan Lighter
• dominionism; dominionist   Jonathan Lighter
• "shocking"   Jonathan Lighter
• ffolliott   Jonathan Lighter
• Antedating of "Socialism"   Jonathan Lighter
• new research into semantic categories   Jonathan Lighter
• praxological   Jonathan Lighter
• new research into semantic categories   Jonathan Lighter
• praxological   Jonathan Lighter
• Correction   Jonathan Lighter
• Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community   Jonathan Lighter
• Facebook has redefined via (?)   Jonathan Lighter
• Rip Van Winkles/Sleeping Beauties   Jonathan Lighter
• Poss. Ety. of "twink" [Was Re: Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community]   Jonathan Lighter
• "strand" = strain   Jonathan Lighter
• Poss. Ety. of "twink" [Was Re: Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community]   Jonathan Lighter
• Poss. Ety. of "twink" [Was Re: Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community]   Jonathan Lighter
• "justify": another reversal   Jonathan Lighter
• "-free" goes neutral   Jonathan Lighter
• Now we have literary "mixing" too   Jonathan Lighter
• erotics   Jonathan Lighter
• "justify": another reversal   Jonathan Lighter
• erotics   Jonathan Lighter
• "-free" goes neutral   Jonathan Lighter
• "Hasty Pud Tickets"   Jonathan Lighter
• OT: ffolliott   Jonathan Lighter
• erotics   Jonathan Lighter
• phobophilia   Jonathan Lighter
• phobophilia   Jonathan Lighter
• "-free" goes neutral   Jonathan Lighter
• a side note on twink   Jonathan Lighter
• mythopathic   Jonathan Lighter
• "war to end war"   Jonathan Lighter
• spurious Lincoln quotes   Jonathan Lighter
• "as much as"   Jonathan Lighter
• "worm's-eye view" antedating   Jonathan Lighter
• poss. antedating of "shrapnel" (exploding fragments)   Jonathan Lighter
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Jonathan Lighter
• antedating: "birdboy"   Jonathan Lighter
• antedating: "birdboy"   Jonathan Lighter
• legendary = believe it (verificatory) or not (fabulatory)   Jonathan Lighter
• nexus ' 'connection'   Jonathan Lighter
• firefight = 'an instance of trying to extinguish a large fire'   Jonathan Lighter
• Between he and she   Jonathan Lighter
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   Jonathan Lighter
• "don't think zebras"   Jonathan Lighter
• subversive, adj.   Jonathan Lighter
• Tiger   Jonathan Lighter
• Back to you and I   Jonathan Lighter
• Alexander Haig   Jonathan Lighter
• antedating: "birdboy"   Jonathan Lighter
• antedating: "birdboy"   Jonathan Lighter
• antedating: jarhead   Jonathan Lighter
• Oympic sport "contested"   Jonathan Lighter
• antedating: jarhead   Jonathan Lighter
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Jonathan Lighter
• nomconjobjs: some factors   Jonathan Lighter
• Leatherneck [Was: antedating: jarhead]   Jonathan Lighter
• novel   Jonathan Lighter
• schizoid   Jonathan Lighter
• *tsunamus   Jonathan Lighter
• *tsunamus   Jonathan Lighter
• *tsunamus   Jonathan Lighter
• Limerick (poem) antedating Nov. 30, 1880   Mark Mandel
• The first French "restaurat" was in New York, in 1821?   Mark Mandel
• coony   Mark Mandel
• Limerick (poem) antedating Nov. 30, 1880   Mark Mandel
• battle-immature   Mark Mandel
• coony   Mark Mandel
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Mark Mandel
• to = for   Mark Mandel
• OT: (possums & pistol-packin' mamas; was: crude = crude oil, petroleum)   Mark Mandel
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mark Mandel
• new research into semantic categories   Mark Mandel
• OT: ffolliott   Mark Mandel
• where i've been   Mark Mandel
• ffolliott   Mark Mandel
• Head over heels   Mark Mandel
• "cellar door"   Mark Mandel
• Singularity   Mark Mandel
• Singularity   Mark Mandel
• "cellar door"   Mark Mandel
• What is winter?   Mark Mandel
• What is winter?   Mark Mandel
• non-paternity event   Mark Mandel
• nomconjobjs: some factors   Mark Mandel
• Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases   Mark Mandel
• "investigated" for 'under investigation'   Mark Mandel
• nomconjobjs: some factors   Mark Mandel
• push comes to shove (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mark Mandel
• Use of hyphen in "New-York"   Mark Mandel
• Use of hyphen in "New-York"   Mark Mandel
• Invading Pearl harbor   David Metevia
• Toyoda/Toyota   Salikoko Mufwene
• Toyoda/Toyota   Salikoko Mufwene
• lawyer up antedating 1995-->1990 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• soldier = sailor (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• soldier = sailor (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Origin of "Gitmo" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Origin of "Gitmo" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Etc., etc. (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Random notes on "The Bizarre notes and queries" 1890 - Google Books (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• FW: Big Easy (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• ffolliott (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Thorn (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Thorn (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• the then, the late, and in the room of (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Back to you and I (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• nomconjobj: MWDEU (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• non-paternity event (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• What do you call a sex maniac? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• COCA Corpus of Contemporary American English (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• What do you call a sex maniac? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "call him George"/"call me Shorty" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• What is winter? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Quote: Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• push comes to shove (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• push comes to shove (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• quotes found on the internet (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Alison Murie
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Alison Murie
• historical-present tense for literature   Alison Murie
• battle-immature   Alison Murie
• wreck and ruin   Alison Murie
• Q: "jag" (n) & "dun" (n), 1930   Alison Murie
• ffolliott   Alison Murie
• Mexican jumping beans (was Re: Random notes on "The Bizarre notes and queries" 1890 - Google Books)   Alison Murie
• the then, the late, and in the room of   Alison Murie
• Rip Van Winkles/Sleeping Beauties   Alison Murie
• a side note on twink   Alison Murie
• Head over heels   Alison Murie
• "cellar door"   Alison Murie
• Alexander Haig, continued   Alison Murie
• nomconjobjs: some factors   Alison Murie
• "no less" for "much less"   Alison Murie
• British Black English (was: "as such")   Lynne Murphy
• ffolliott (UNCLASSIFIED)--thorn   Geoff Nathan
• praxological   Geoff Nathan
• "cellar door"   Geoff Nathan
• Facebook has redefined via (?)   Barbara Need
• Facebook has redefined via (?)   Barbara Need
• Facebook has redefined via (?)   Barbara Need
• arsenal = collection = store   Eric Nielsen
• Botany   Eric Nielsen
• Botany   Eric Nielsen
• Botany   Eric Nielsen
• Rip Van Winkles/Sleeping Beauties   Eric Nielsen
• Singularity   Eric Nielsen
• Oympic sport "contested"   Eric Nielsen
• more novel metaphors that people don't even notice they invent   Eric Nielsen
• What do you call a sex maniac?   Eric Nielsen
• What do you call a sex maniac?   Eric Nielsen
• "cellar door"   Geoffrey Nunberg
• Quote: It is not enough to succeed; others must fail (antedating Iris Murdoch 1973; variant attrib Somerset Maugham 1959)   Garson O'Toole
• It is not enough to succeed; friends must fail and La Rochefoucauld   Garson O'Toole
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Garson O'Toole
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (antedating 1928)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (antedating 1928)   Garson O'Toole
• Poss. Ety. of "twink" [Was Re: Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community]   Garson O'Toole
• Proverb: Two is company, three is a crowd (1856)   Garson O'Toole
• a side note on twink   Garson O'Toole
• spurious Lincoln quotes   Garson O'Toole
• spurious Lincoln quotes   Garson O'Toole
• Quote about schooling interfering with education (Grant Allen 1894) (attrib Mark Twain 1907)   Garson O'Toole
• "cellar door"   Garson O'Toole
• "don't think zebras"   Garson O'Toole
• "cellar door"   Garson O'Toole
• spurious Lincoln quotes   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: better to remain silent at the risk of being thought a fool (antedating 1907)   Garson O'Toole
• One of the ten most beautiful sounding words: cellophane (1940)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler (antedating attrib Albert Einstein 1950)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler (antedating attrib Albert Einstein 1950)   Garson O'Toole
• push comes to shove (1924)   Garson O'Toole
• push comes to shove (1924)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler (antedating attrib Albert Einstein 1950)   Garson O'Toole
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Bill Palmer
• soldier = sailor   Bill Palmer
• Invading Pearl harbor   Bill Palmer
• Invading Pearl harbor   Bill Palmer
• Q: "jag" (n) & "dun" (n), 1930   Bill Palmer
• Botany   Bill Palmer
• Botany   Bill Palmer
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Bill Palmer
• Etc., etc.   Bill Palmer
• Etc., etc.   Bill Palmer
• Thorn   Bill Palmer
• Thorn   Bill Palmer
• the then, the late, and in the room of (UNCLASSIFIED)   Bill Palmer
• Word boundaries   Bill Palmer
• What is winter?   Bill Palmer
• Tiger   Bill Palmer
• What is winter?   Bill Palmer
• Alexander Haig   Bill Palmer
• Alexander Haig   Bill Palmer
• Alexander Haig, continued   Bill Palmer
• Botany   Jim Parish
• OT: What do you call a sex maniac?   Jim Parish
• lawyer up antedating 1995-->1990 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Paul
• Tiger   Paul
• Tiger   Paul
• Back to you and I (UNCLASSIFIED)   Paul
• Rip Van Winkles/Sleeping Beauties   Mark Peters
• What do you call a sex maniac?   Mark Peters
• ffolliott   Judy Prince
• new research into semantic categories   Judy Prince
• new research into semantic categories   Judy Prince
• OT: new research into semantic categories   Judy Prince
• Back to you and I (who went to row the boat ashore)   Judy Prince
• MWDEU   Judy Prince
• MWDEU   Judy Prince
• ADS-L nouning   Judy Prince
• MWDEU   Judy Prince
• Singularity   Jeff Prucher
• novel   Jeff Prucher
• The first French "restaurat" was in New York, in 1821?   Michael Quinion
• Yale Alumni Magazine Article on Stephen Goranson & Serenity Prayer   Shapiro, Fred
• Limerick (poem) antedating Nov. 30, 1880   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Socialism"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Socialism"   Shapiro, Fred
• Quote: In two words: im-possible (antedating 1928)   Shapiro, Fred
• "cellar door"   Shapiro, Fred
• "cellar door"   Shapiro, Fred
• Most Famous Haigisms   Shapiro, Fred
• Quote: Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler (antedating attrib Albert Einstein 1950)   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Tsunami"   Shapiro, Fred
• The first French "restaurat" was in New York, in 1821?   Jesse Sheidlower
• FW: The first French "restaurat" was in New York, in 1821? -- (message from Barry Popik)   Jesse Sheidlower
• soldier = sailor   Jesse Sheidlower
• ffolliott   Jesse Sheidlower
• Fwd: Request for help (restaurant related)   Jesse Sheidlower
• What is winter?   Jesse Sheidlower
• What is winter?   Jesse Sheidlower
• grapevine (quoting from "jarhead")   Jesse Sheidlower
• Use of hyphen in "New-York"   Jesse Sheidlower
• "lob-lolly boy"   Jesse Sheidlower
• What is winter?   James Smith
• What is winter?   James Smith
• so, that happened   James Smith
• "Missing T" revisited: Super Bowl edition   Herb Stahlke
• Thorn   Herb Stahlke
• Quote about schooling interfering with education (Grant Allen 1894) (attrib Mark Twain 1907)   Herb Stahlke
• What is winter?   Herb Stahlke
• What is winter?   Herb Stahlke
• chill-LAY/chee-Lay   Herb Stahlke
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Victor Steinbok
• OT: name porn   Victor Steinbok
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Victor Steinbok
• ffolliott   Victor Steinbok
• Random notes on "The Bizarre notes and queries" 1890 - Google Books   Victor Steinbok
• Random notes on "The Bizarre notes and queries" 1890 - Google Books (UNCLASSIFIED)   Victor Steinbok
• ffolliott   Victor Steinbok
• Do you mind if I look?   Victor Steinbok
• the flip side of euphemisms and insults--polling data   Victor Steinbok
• Facebook has redefined via (?)   Victor Steinbok
• Correction   Victor Steinbok
• Correction   Victor Steinbok
• Poss. Ety. of "twink" [Was Re: Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community]   Victor Steinbok
• TWINK   Victor Steinbok
• Poss. Ety. of "twink" [Was Re: Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community]   Victor Steinbok
• Now we have literary "mixing" too   Victor Steinbok
• a side note on twink   Victor Steinbok
• -ista   Victor Steinbok
• Quote about schooling interfering with education (Grant Allen 1894) (attrib Mark Twain 1907)   Victor Steinbok
• OT: Was: Now we have literary "mixing" too   Victor Steinbok
• legendary = believe it (verificatory) or not (fabulatory)   Victor Steinbok
• student slang   Victor Steinbok
• nexus ' 'connection'   Victor Steinbok
• "don't think zebras"   Victor Steinbok
• "don't think zebras"   Victor Steinbok
• "don't think zebras"   Victor Steinbok
• letter bomb   Victor Steinbok
• letter bomb   Victor Steinbok
• letter bomb   Victor Steinbok
• more novel metaphors that people don't even notice they invent   Victor Steinbok
• Leatherneck [Was: antedating: jarhead]   Victor Steinbok
• Leatherneck [Was: antedating: jarhead]   Victor Steinbok
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Victor Steinbok
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I (UNCLASSIFIED)   Victor Steinbok
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Victor Steinbok
• What do you call a sex maniac?   Victor Steinbok
• Ending with OK might not be OK. OK   Victor Steinbok
• "outchance"   Victor Steinbok
• Quote: Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler (antedating attrib Albert Einstein 1950)   Victor Steinbok
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870   Victor Steinbok
• so, that happened   Victor Steinbok
• Carrying pole   Victor Steinbok
• so, that happened   Victor Steinbok
• language at the Health Care Summit   Victor Steinbok
• push comes to shove (1924)   Victor Steinbok
• Quote: Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler (antedating attrib Albert Einstein 1950)   Victor Steinbok
• Antedating of "Tsunami"   Victor Steinbok
• Antedating of "Tsunami"   Victor Steinbok
• What is winter?   Stone, William
• Sambo -- not 1861 or 1704, but 1657   George Thompson
• coony   George Thompson
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   George Thompson
• Quote about schooling interfering with education (Grant Allen 1894) (attrib Mark Twain 1907)   George Thompson
• shoaling porpoises   George Thompson
• the grapevine   George Thompson
• non-paternity event   George Thompson
• Poilice reporter   George Thompson
• non-paternity event   George Thompson
• non-paternity event   George Thompson
• grapevine (quoting from "jarhead")   George Thompson
• Use of hyphen in "New-York"   George Thompson
• "dropped on" (Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases)   George Thompson
• "lob-lolly boy"   George Thompson
• damaged leather-heads   George Thompson
• Facebook has redefined via (?)   Towse
• Facebook has redefined via (?)   Towse
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Darla Wells
• "coony" adj. = sly, cunning, 1910   Darla Wells
• Heard on The Judges: and yet they live!   Darla Wells
• language Web sites for student assignment   Amy West
• language Web sites for student assignment   Amy West
• OT: research proposals   Amy West
• historical-present tense for literature   Amy West
• Request for books/articles on gender words   Amy West
• ffolliott   Amy West
• ffolliott   Amy West
• ffolliott   Amy West
• ffolliott   Amy West
• ffolliott   Amy West
• Thorn   Amy West
• Antedating of "Socialism"   Amy West
• OT: Was: Now we have literary "mixing" too   Amy West
• OT: Paleography Fwd: RE: Re: ffolliott   Amy West
• legendary = believe it (verificatory) or not (fabulatory)   Amy West
• What is winter?   Amy West
• OT: Icelandic calendar was Re: What is winter?   Amy West
• MWDEU   Amy West
• MWDEU   Amy West
• MWDEU   Amy West
• Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases   Amy West
• "Missing T" revisited: Super Bowl edition   Neal Whitman
• Q: "jag" (n) & "dun" (n), 1930   Douglas G. Wilson
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Douglas G. Wilson
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Douglas G. Wilson
• Random notes on "The Bizarre notes and queries" 1890 - Google Books   Douglas G. Wilson
• Toyoda/Toyota   Douglas G. Wilson
• Carrying pole   Douglas G. Wilson
• Matsuda   Douglas G. Wilson
• soldier = sailor   Dave Wilton
• soldier = sailor   Dave Wilton
• soldier = sailor   Dave Wilton
• historical-present tense for literature   Dave Wilton
• Origin of "Gitmo"   Dave Wilton
• Invading Pearl harbor   Dave Wilton
• ffolliott   Dave Wilton
• ffolliott   Dave Wilton
• "justify": another reversal   Dave Wilton
• "justify": another reversal   Dave Wilton
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Dave Wilton
• apocryphal = archetypal? unbelievable?   Dave Wilton
• What do you call a sex maniac? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Dave Wilton
• "crash blossoms" redux   Benjamin Zimmer
• historical-present tense for literature   Benjamin Zimmer
• Son of snowpocalypse   Benjamin Zimmer
• Mexican jumping beans (was Re: Random notes on "The Bizarre notes and queries" 1890 - Google Books)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Son of snowpocalypse   Benjamin Zimmer
• hopey changey   Benjamin Zimmer
• Now we have literary "mixing" too   Benjamin Zimmer
• "-free" goes neutral   Benjamin Zimmer
• nomconjobj: MWDEU   Benjamin Zimmer
• Tiger   Benjamin Zimmer
• performance murder   Benjamin Zimmer
• Guido x 2   Benjamin Zimmer
• Alexander Haig   Benjamin Zimmer
• non-paternity event   Benjamin Zimmer
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Benjamin Zimmer
• "call him George"/"call me Shorty"   Benjamin Zimmer
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Benjamin Zimmer
• Toyoda/Toyota   Benjamin Zimmer
• push comes to shove (1924)   Benjamin Zimmer
• so, that happened   Benjamin Zimmer
• language at the Health Care Summit   Benjamin Zimmer
• Antedating of _doo(-)wop_   Benjamin Zimmer
• historical-present tense for literature   Tom Zurinskas
• "take offense to"; the "R-word"   Tom Zurinskas
• What is winter?   Tom Zurinskas
• What is winter?   Tom Zurinskas
• Oympic sport "contested"   Tom Zurinskas
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Tom Zurinskas
• COCA Corpus of Contemporary American English   Tom Zurinskas
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Tom Zurinskas
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• COCA Corpus of Contemporary American English (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• nomconjobjs: some factors   Tom Zurinskas
• What is winter?   Tom Zurinskas
• What is winter?   Tom Zurinskas
• nomconjobjs: some factors   Tom Zurinskas
• What is winter? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• Ending with OK might not be OK. OK   Tom Zurinskas
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• *tsunamus   Tom Zurinskas
• wreck and ruin   Arnold Zwicky
• wreck and ruin   Arnold Zwicky
• verbing the noun   Arnold Zwicky
• to X and ruin   Arnold Zwicky
• Fwd: Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community   Arnold Zwicky
• Theriomorphism in a Los Angeles Gay Community   Arnold Zwicky
• where i've been   Arnold Zwicky
• Son of snowpocalypse   Arnold Zwicky
• -ista   Arnold Zwicky
• legendary = believe it (verificatory) or not (fabulatory)   Arnold Zwicky
• Between he and she   Arnold Zwicky
• "cellar door"   Arnold Zwicky
• Back to you and I   Arnold Zwicky
• more nomconjobj references   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobj: MWDEU   Arnold Zwicky
• Alexander Haig, continued   Arnold Zwicky
• MWDEU   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: some factors   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I (UNCLASSIFIED)   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: between you and me/I   Arnold Zwicky
• a note on terminology   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: wider comments   Arnold Zwicky
• MWDEU   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: wider comments   Arnold Zwicky
• MWDEU   Arnold Zwicky
• MWDEU   Arnold Zwicky
• MWDEU   Arnold Zwicky
• nomconjobjs: snide comment   Arnold Zwicky
• ADS-L nouning   Arnold Zwicky
• a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 (UNCLASSIFIED)   Arnold Zwicky
• Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases   Arnold Zwicky
• posting on NomConjObjs   Arnold Zwicky
• Non-Standard conjoined subject noun phrases   Arnold Zwicky
• push comes to shove (1924)   Arnold Zwicky
• lawyer up antedating 1995-->1990 (UNCLASSIFIED)   victor steinbok
• lawyer up antedating 1995-->1990 (UNCLASSIFIED)   victor steinbok
• dip   victor steinbok
• OT: Wise and/or Otherwise [Was: Limerick (poem) antedating Nov. 30, 1880]   victor steinbok
• OT: Wise and/or Otherwise [Was: Limerick (poem) antedating Nov. 30, 1880]   victor steinbok
• soldier = sailor   victor steinbok
• soldier = sailor   victor steinbok
• spurious Lincoln quotes   victor steinbok
• spurious Lincoln quotes   victor steinbok
• spurious Lincoln quotes   victor steinbok
• "don't think zebras"   victor steinbok
• "don't think zebras"   victor steinbok
• "don't think zebras"   victor steinbok
• What is winter?   victor steinbok
• What is winter?   victor steinbok
• What is winter?   victor steinbok
• sand   victor steinbok
• Singularity   victor steinbok
• use and utility   victor steinbok
• What is winter?   victor steinbok
• use and utility   victor steinbok
• Back to you and I   victor steinbok
• Back to you and I   victor steinbok
• Back to you and I   victor steinbok
• Singularity   victor steinbok
• the grapevine   victor steinbok
• Another "old Irish saying"   victor steinbok
• grapevine (quoting from "jarhead")   victor steinbok
• Toyoda/Toyota (was: a wee predating of hotdog - if true - to circa 1870 )   victor steinbok
• language at the Health Care Summit   victor steinbok
• novel   victor steinbok
• Quote: Everything should be as simple as it can be, but not simpler (antedating attrib Albert Einstein 1950)   victor steinbok
• Carrying pole   victor steinbok
• "lob-lolly boy"   victor steinbok
• *tsunamus   victor steinbok
• *tsunamus   victor steinbok
• Head over heels   wordmall

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