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• rugged   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• rugged   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• rugged   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• rugged   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• rugged   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• oversouling   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Inpidual (was Quotable quotes from Steve Jobs)   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Heard on "Jerry": "VP (PREP) _me/you/him_ NP"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• "Cock"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• OT: Well, that's settled.   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Bring vs. Take   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• "Cock"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Bring vs. Take   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• animals and non-animals   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• bring vs. take   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• baby daddy   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• baby daddy   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Shame on the New York Times   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• bunga-bunga   ronbutters at AOL.COM
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   Randy Alexander
• Fwd: "plugged, adj." - Word of the Day from the OED   Baker, John
• Fwd: "plugged, adj." - Word of the Day from the OED   Baker, John
• Antedating of Gin and Tonic   Baker, John
• "we are two peoples separated by a common language" antedated & attributed   Baker, John
• seen on CNN view of Tahrir Square   David Barnhart
• Call for Papers: American Dialect Society, Midwest Region, Nov. 3-6, 2001, St. Louis   Grant Barrett
• herring   Joel S. Berson
• "gangrene-like", "freeting", not in OED   Joel S. Berson
• digital newspaper archive   Joel S. Berson
• UKer   Joel S. Berson
• Proverb and "n éceflàires"   Joel S. Berson
• rugged   Joel S. Berson
• radio   Joel S. Berson
• tea nonparty - RE: radio   Joel S. Berson
• radio   Joel S. Berson
• swamp yankee   Joel S. Berson
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever'   Joel S. Berson
• rugged   Joel S. Berson
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   Joel S. Berson
• mononymous   Joel S. Berson
• Self-identifying as British (was: UKer)   Joel S. Berson
• "Where the camel lost _its'_ hump" [NT]   Joel S. Berson
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever'   Joel S. Berson
• Interpreting a sentence   Joel S. Berson
• Interpreting a sentence   Joel S. Berson
• "down to"?   Joel S. Berson
• "down to"?   Joel S. Berson
• Self-identifying as British (was: UKer)   Joel S. Berson
• oversouling   Joel S. Berson
• "Cock"   Joel S. Berson
• Bring vs. Take   Joel S. Berson
• animals and non-animals   Joel S. Berson
• animals and non-animals   Joel S. Berson
• animals and non-animals   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: "plugged, adj." - Word of the Day from the OED   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: "plugged, adj." - Word of the Day from the OED   Joel S. Berson
• abhuman   Joel S. Berson
• of coins -- "plugged", adj., 1773; "plug", verb, 1785 & 1789; "sweated" 1797   Joel S. Berson
• Of coins -- 1748 sweating; 1773: sweater; 1797: sweated, to sweat, plugger, plugged   Joel S. Berson
• "flying ambulance", 1814; "flying hospital, 1712   Joel S. Berson
• Sarah and the known unknowns she knows, including Donald   Joel S. Berson
• Of coins -- plugged (adj) & plug (berb)   Joel S. Berson
• Of coins -- "plug", verb: 1837; also its dual meaning   Joel S. Berson
• "skeuomorphs" in the 21st century   Joel S. Berson
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Joel S. Berson
• meranghy   Joel S. Berson
• whole nine yards   Joel S. Berson
• whole nine yards   Joel S. Berson
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Joel S. Berson
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Joel S. Berson
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Joel S. Berson
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Joel S. Berson
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Joel S. Berson
• _Fag_ = "a horse for easy riding" or some such?   Joel S. Berson
• "plunging bath" and "shower(ing) bath" 1792; antedate 1794 and 1803   Joel S. Berson
• plugging teeth, 1796   Joel S. Berson
• _Fag_ = "a horse for easy riding" or some such?   Joel S. Berson
• genocide   Joel S. Berson
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Joel S. Berson
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Joel S. Berson
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Joel S. Berson
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Joel S. Berson
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Joel S. Berson
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Joel S. Berson
• odds & ends from CNN   Joel S. Berson
• Whose "his"?   Joel S. Berson
• Sharing reporters means they work twice as hard?   Joel S. Berson
• have [was: bodily]   Joel S. Berson
• Queries for the List   Joel S. Berson
• Queries for the List   Joel S. Berson
• "software" = "political environment"   Joel S. Berson
• "we are two peoples separated by a common language" antedated & attributed   Joel S. Berson
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   Joel S. Berson
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   Joel S. Berson
• Zit's lits   Joel S. Berson
• Shame on the New York Times   Joel S. Berson
• semi-skim   Joel S. Berson
• "Jew" = "lawyer"   Joel S. Berson
• semi-skim   Joel S. Berson
• "spa" = 'neighborhood grocery store', aka 'convenience store'?   Joel S. Berson
• spa (grocery)   Joel S. Berson
• spa (grocery)   Joel S. Berson
• spas and convenients   Joel S. Berson
• "spa" = 'neighborhood grocery store', aka 'convenience store'? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Joel S. Berson
• that needs painted   Ann Burlingham
• No subject   Ronald Butters
• Semantic shift of _knock yourself out_? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Ronald Butters
• research?   Ronald Butters
• rugged   Ronald Butters
• pathic   Ronald Butters
• pathic   Ronald Butters
• Bring vs. Take   Ronald Butters
• bring vs. take   Ronald Butters
• "The _sum total_ of the world's knowledge: 250 exabytes"   Ronald Butters
• "Love bug"   Ronald Butters
• "The _sum total_ of the world's knowledge: 250 exabytes"   Ronald Butters
• "foodomics" and other omics   Ronald Butters
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Sam Clements
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever'   David A. Daniel
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever'   David A. Daniel
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever'   David A. Daniel
• Inpidual (was Quotable quotes from Steve Jobs)   David A. Daniel
• Inpidual (was Quotable quotes from Steve Jobs)   David A. Daniel
• pathic   David A. Daniel
• Bring vs. Take   David A. Daniel
• Bring vs. Take   David A. Daniel
• bring vs. take   David A. Daniel
• bring vs. take   David A. Daniel
• does and is   David A. Daniel
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Charles C Doyle
• Well, that's settled.   Charles C Doyle
• animals and non-animals   Charles C Doyle
• Ambiguous headline . . .   Charles C Doyle
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Charles C Doyle
• sunseeds   Charles C Doyle
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   Charles C Doyle
• vise   Charles C Doyle
• lolcat bible (UNCLASSIFIED)   Charles C Doyle
• does and is (UNCLASSIFIED)   Charles C Doyle
• semi-skim   Charles C Doyle
• "Jew"   Charles C Doyle
• Shame on the New York Times   Alice Faber
• semi-skim   Alice Faber
• "The poor guy was _pumped with four bullets_."   Seán Fitzpatrick
• herring   Seán Fitzpatrick
• verb form   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Heard on "Jerry": "VP (PREP) _me/you/him_ NP"   Seán Fitzpatrick
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Seán Fitzpatrick
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Paul Frank
• rugged   Paul Frank
• rugged   Paul Frank
• rugged   Paul Frank
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever' (UNCLASSIFIED)   Paul Frank
• pathic   Paul Frank
• Bring vs. Take   Paul Frank
• No subject   Lisa Galvin
• franchise   Dan Goncharoff
• franchise   Dan Goncharoff
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Dan Goncharoff
• "There _are_ individuals and businesses _earning gain_ in the secondary market as well as in the primary market."   Dan Goncharoff
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Dan Goncharoff
• "_sum total_"   Dan Goncharoff
• "Unbanked"   Dan Goncharoff
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Dan Goncharoff
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Dan Goncharoff
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Dan Goncharoff
• _Fag_ = "a horse for easy riding" or some such?   Dan Goncharoff
• genocide   Dan Goncharoff
• genocide   Dan Goncharoff
• zzz? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Dan Goncharoff
• the "new normal"   Dan Goncharoff
• stock-jobber   Dan Goncharoff
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Stephen Goranson
• whole nine yards   Stephen Goranson
• whole nine yards (UNCLASSIFIED)   Stephen Goranson
• Murphy's Law   Stephen Goranson
• whole nine yards   Stephen Goranson
• Murphy's Law   Stephen Goranson
• correction RE: Murphy's Law   Stephen Goranson
• "we are two peoples separated by a common language" antedated & attributed   Stephen Goranson
• "we are two peoples separated by a common language" antedated & attributed   Stephen Goranson
• "we are two peoples separated by a common language" antedated & attributed   Stephen Goranson
• Shame on the New York Times   Stephen Goranson
• that needs painted   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Semantic shift in progress?   Gordon, Matthew J.
• to shadow (UNCLASSIFIED)   Gordon, Matthew J.
• Youneverknow.   Wilson Gray
• "The poor guy was _pumped with four bullets_."   Wilson Gray
• Youneverknow.   Wilson Gray
• herring   Wilson Gray
• Semantic shift of _knock yourself out_?   Wilson Gray
• pudding   Wilson Gray
• Correction of "Caesarean Section" in OED?   Wilson Gray
• "... test them on an _empty_ playing field." [NT}   Wilson Gray
• Semantic shift of _knock yourself out_? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• YouTube: "How To _Hand-Bone_"   Wilson Gray
• YouTube: "How To _Hand-Bone_"   Wilson Gray
• "lender/borrower" goes the way of "ancestor/descendant"?   Wilson Gray
• rugged   Wilson Gray
• that needs painted   Wilson Gray
• Motto: The customer is always right (antedating 1905 October 11 attrib Marshall Field)   Wilson Gray
• swamp yankee   Wilson Gray
• green weenie   Wilson Gray
• that needs painted   Wilson Gray
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   Wilson Gray
• green weenie   Wilson Gray
• Hello, my dear!   Wilson Gray
• Heard on local TV: _Arctic_   Wilson Gray
• "Obamism"   Wilson Gray
• that needs painted   Wilson Gray
• Semantic shift in progress?   Wilson Gray
• sonnet = 'any short poem'   Wilson Gray
• oversouling   Wilson Gray
• Semantic shift in progress?   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Springer   Wilson Gray
• OT: Heard on "Jerry"   Wilson Gray
• Heard on "Jerry": "VP (PREP) _me/you/him_ NP"   Wilson Gray
• Quotable quotes from Steve Jobs   Wilson Gray
• verb form   Wilson Gray
• Inpidual (was Quotable quotes from Steve Jobs)   Wilson Gray
• Heard on "Jerry": "VP (PREP) _me/you/him_ NP"   Wilson Gray
• "Cock"   Wilson Gray
• WRT IIRC   Wilson Gray
• OT: See there? It ain't just none of us!   Wilson Gray
• ostension   Wilson Gray
• "Cock"   Wilson Gray
• "Cock"   Wilson Gray
• Bring vs. Take   Wilson Gray
• "Jambalaya!"   Wilson Gray
• "Cock"   Wilson Gray
• OT: Well, that's settled.   Wilson Gray
• OT: Well, that's settled.   Wilson Gray
• animals and non-animals   Wilson Gray
• "Love bug"   Wilson Gray
• animals and non-animals   Wilson Gray
• "The _sneak-pick_ that we had... " WTF?!!! [NT]   Wilson Gray
• BE "Your ass!" = WE "Up yours!" < "[Fxck you] Up your ass!"?   Wilson Gray
• "plugged, adj." - Word of the Day from the OED   Wilson Gray
• "The _sum total_ of the world's knowledge: 250 exabytes"   Wilson Gray
• Fwd: "plugged, adj." - Word of the Day from the OED   Wilson Gray
• BE "Your ass!" = WE "Up yours!" < "[Fxck you] Up your ass!"?   Wilson Gray
• "My _soul_ purpose... "   Wilson Gray
• "I have put it to _its_ test with good results."   Wilson Gray
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Wilson Gray
• "_sum total_"   Wilson Gray
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Wilson Gray
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   Wilson Gray
• "The _sum total_ of the world's knowledge: 250 exabytes"   Wilson Gray
• meranghy   Wilson Gray
• "There _are_ individuals and businesses _earning gain_ in the secondary market as well as in the primary market."   Wilson Gray
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   Wilson Gray
• "There _are_ individuals and businesses _earning gain_ in the secondary market as well as in the primary market."   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: _for a minute_ = "over a long period of time," etc.   Wilson Gray
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   Wilson Gray
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   Wilson Gray
• Heard on The Judges: _for a minute_ = "over a long period of time," etc.   Wilson Gray
• _Fag_ = "a horse for easy riding" or some such?   Wilson Gray
• baby daddy   Wilson Gray
• " 'Beaver' Cleaver"   Wilson Gray
• knock down argument (1681)   Wilson Gray
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Wilson Gray
• _Fag_ = "a horse for easy riding" or some such?   Wilson Gray
• zzz?   Wilson Gray
• bodily   Wilson Gray
• "Let's give _us_ a big hello to Peter and Brian!" [NT]   Wilson Gray
• bodily   Wilson Gray
• genocide   Wilson Gray
• genocide   Wilson Gray
• "And last but not _lease_ ..."   Wilson Gray
• "And last but not _lease_ ..."   Wilson Gray
• vise   Wilson Gray
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Wilson Gray
• Quote: Calvin Coolidge dead: How can they tell? (Wilson Mizner and Dorothy Parker)   Wilson Gray
• the Sporting News (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• does and is (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• "Proposer _une news_" : from a French gossip site [NT]   Wilson Gray
• the Sporting News (UNCLASSIFIED)   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   Wilson Gray
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   Wilson Gray
• bunga-bunga   Wilson Gray
• bunga-bunga   Wilson Gray
• Shame on the New York Times   Wilson Gray
• bunga-bunga   Wilson Gray
• semi-skim   Wilson Gray
• Heard on a local infomercial re jewelry:   Wilson Gray
• "Jew"   Wilson Gray
• Anglicisms   Wilson Gray
• "spa" = 'neighborhood grocery store', aka 'convenience store'?   Wilson Gray
• spa (grocery)   Wilson Gray
• Anglicisms   Wilson Gray
• UKer   Damien Hall
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   Damien Hall
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   Damien Hall
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   Damien Hall
• Self-identifying as British (was: UKer)   Damien Hall
• "Can't be arsed"   Damien Hall
• semi-skim   Damien Hall
• herring   Robin Hamilton
• UKer   Robin Hamilton
• Self-identifying as British (was: UKer)   Robin Hamilton
• Self-identifying as British (was: UKer)   Robin Hamilton
• abhuman   Robin Hamilton
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Robin Hamilton
• Heard on The Judges: _for a minute_ = "over a long period of time," etc.   Robin Hamilton
• Anglicisms   Robin Hamilton
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   James Harbeck
• patty: a bit of linguistic bureaucratic procrusteanism   James Harbeck
• oversouling   James Harbeck
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   James Harbeck
• lolcat bible   James Harbeck
• zzz?   James Harbeck
• zzz?   James Harbeck
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Ken Hirsch
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Ken Hirsch
• Subject: bodily   Brian Hitchcock
• bodily   Brian Hitchcock
• YouTube: "How To _Hand-Bone_"   Laurence Horn
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Laurence Horn
• query on origin of snowclone   Laurence Horn
• UKer   Laurence Horn
• radio   Laurence Horn
• rugged   Laurence Horn
• radio   Laurence Horn
• rugged   Laurence Horn
• that needs painted   Laurence Horn
• that needs painted   Laurence Horn
• that needs painted   Laurence Horn
• mongrels   Laurence Horn
• green weenie   Laurence Horn
• oversouling   Laurence Horn
• ostension   Laurence Horn
• "Cock"   Laurence Horn
• "Cock"   Laurence Horn
• "Cock"   Laurence Horn
• "Cock"   Laurence Horn
• Bring vs. Take   Laurence Horn
• pathic   Laurence Horn
• Bring vs. Take   Laurence Horn
• "Jambalaya!"   Laurence Horn
• OT: Well, that's settled.   Laurence Horn
• OT: Well, that's settled.   Laurence Horn
• "The _sum total_ of the world's knowledge: 250 exabytes"   Laurence Horn
• "foodomics" and other omics   Laurence Horn
• "The _sum total_ of the world's knowledge: 250 exabytes"   Laurence Horn
• Antedating of "Ambulance Chaser"   Laurence Horn
• "My _soul_ purpose... "   Laurence Horn
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Laurence Horn
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Laurence Horn
• meranghy   Laurence Horn
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   Laurence Horn
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Laurence Horn
• "Unbanked"   Laurence Horn
• Barry, the Yale News, and Hamburgers   Laurence Horn
• Heard on The Judges: _for a minute_ = "over a long period of time," etc.   Laurence Horn
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   Laurence Horn
• "Thanks! I Needed That!"   Laurence Horn
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Laurence Horn
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Laurence Horn
• the "new normal"   Laurence Horn
• vise   Laurence Horn
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Laurence Horn
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Laurence Horn
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Laurence Horn
• the "new normal"   Laurence Horn
• the "new normal"   Laurence Horn
• odds & ends from CNN   Laurence Horn
• does and is (UNCLASSIFIED)   Laurence Horn
• does and is   Laurence Horn
• bodily   Laurence Horn
• bodily   Laurence Horn
• Queries for the List   Laurence Horn
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   Laurence Horn
• "we are two peoples separated by a common language" antedated & attributed   Laurence Horn
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   Laurence Horn
• Shame on the New York Times   Laurence Horn
• bunga-bunga   Laurence Horn
• The hardest thing in the world to understand is income taxes (attrib Albert Einstein Feb 22 1963)   Laurence Horn
• swamp yankee   Paul Johnston
• that needs painted   Paul Johnston
• Self-identifying as British (was: UKer)   Paul Johnston
• Bring vs. Take   Paul Johnston
• Odd baby names in "frontier" states   Paul Johnston
• "Unbanked"   Martin Kaminer
• Heard on "Jerry": "VP (PREP) _me/you/him_ NP"   Margaret Lee
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   Margaret Lee
• Queries for the List   Margaret Lee
• Days of Rage   Jonathan Lighter
• UKer   Jonathan Lighter
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Jonathan Lighter
• rugged   Jonathan Lighter
• franchise   Jonathan Lighter
• subversive, adj.   Jonathan Lighter
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever'   Jonathan Lighter
• radio   Jonathan Lighter
• rugged   Jonathan Lighter
• swamp yankee   Jonathan Lighter
• franchise   Jonathan Lighter
• bogus ety of "Canuck"   Jonathan Lighter
• franchise   Jonathan Lighter
• green weenie   Jonathan Lighter
• mononymous   Jonathan Lighter
• green weenie   Jonathan Lighter
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever' (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever' (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• sonnet = 'any short poem'   Jonathan Lighter
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever'   Jonathan Lighter
• Interpreting a sentence   Jonathan Lighter
• Interpreting a sentence   Jonathan Lighter
• "down to"?   Jonathan Lighter
• franchise   Jonathan Lighter
• franchise   Jonathan Lighter
• ostension   Jonathan Lighter
• "Cock"   Jonathan Lighter
• ostension   Jonathan Lighter
• "Cock"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Cock"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Cock"   Jonathan Lighter
• "Cock"   Jonathan Lighter
• abhuman   Jonathan Lighter
• antedating "pataphysics"   Jonathan Lighter
• similar, prep.   Jonathan Lighter
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Jonathan Lighter
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Jonathan Lighter
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Jonathan Lighter
• genocide   Jonathan Lighter
• zzz?   Jonathan Lighter
• genocide   Jonathan Lighter
• genocide   Jonathan Lighter
• genocide   Jonathan Lighter
• the "new normal"   Jonathan Lighter
• vise   Jonathan Lighter
• odds & ends from CNN   Jonathan Lighter
• odds & ends from CNN   Jonathan Lighter
• the Sporting News (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• does and is (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• does and is   Jonathan Lighter
• does and is   Jonathan Lighter
• to shadow   Jonathan Lighter
• bodily   Jonathan Lighter
• to shadow (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• to shadow (UNCLASSIFIED)   Jonathan Lighter
• have [was: bodily]   Jonathan Lighter
• Queries for the List   Jonathan Lighter
• "software" = "political environment"   Jonathan Lighter
• triaxial accelerometry   Jonathan Lighter
• Shame on the New York Times   Jonathan Lighter
• bunga-bunga   Jonathan Lighter
• bunga-bunga   Jonathan Lighter
• Odd baby names in "frontier" states   Jonathan Lighter
• bunga-bunga   Jonathan Lighter
• tiger blood   Jonathan Lighter
• bunga-bunga   Jonathan Lighter
• "I've a 24" 2.4Ghz iMac _that's_ hard drive recently packed in."   Mark Mandel
• Odd baby names in "frontier" states   Michael McKernan
• Semantic shift of _knock yourself out_? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• digital newspaper archive (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever' (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever' (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• whole nine yards (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Antedating of "Ambulance Chaser" (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• zzz? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• lolcat bible (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• Cooler and Cold Deck (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• the Sporting News (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• does and is (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• to shadow (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• "spa" = 'neighborhood grocery store', aka 'convenience store'? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Mullins, Bill AMRDEC
• UKer   Lynne Murphy
• Self-identifying as British (was: UKer)   Lynne Murphy
• semi-skim   Lynne Murphy
• semi-skim   Barbara Need
• swamp yankee   Eric Nielsen
• Bring vs. Take   Eric Nielsen
• Subject: bodily   Eric Nielsen
• "_sum total_"   Geoffrey Nunberg
• Washington Post Style (Stale) Invitational and neologisms   Garson O'Toole
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Garson O'Toole
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Garson O'Toole
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Garson O'Toole
• franchise   Garson O'Toole
• Motto: The customer is always right (antedating 1905 October 11 attrib Marshall Field)   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: a cigar is sometimes just a cigar (probably 1950 attrib Sigmund Freud, also 1954)   Garson O'Toole
• "Love bug"   Garson O'Toole
• OT: Well, that's settled.   Garson O'Toole
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Garson O'Toole
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Garson O'Toole
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Garson O'Toole
• knock down argument (1681)   Garson O'Toole
• zzz?   Garson O'Toole
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Garson O'Toole
• Problem with citation for Dorothy Parker quote in the Oxford Dictionary of American Quotations   Garson O'Toole
• Quote: Calvin Coolidge dead: How can they tell? (Wilson Mizner and Dorothy Parker)   Garson O'Toole
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Garson O'Toole
• does and is (UNCLASSIFIED)   Garson O'Toole
• does and is (UNCLASSIFIED)   Garson O'Toole
• "we are two peoples separated by a common language" antedated & attributed   Garson O'Toole
• "we are two peoples separated by a common language" antedated & attributed   Garson O'Toole
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   Garson O'Toole
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   Garson O'Toole
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   Garson O'Toole
• Shame on the New York Times   Garson O'Toole
• The hardest thing in the world to understand is income taxes (attrib Albert Einstein Feb 22 1963)   Garson O'Toole
• The hardest thing in the world to understand is income taxes (attrib Albert Einstein Feb 22 1963)   Garson O'Toole
• meranghy   William Palmer
• "Where the camel lost _its'_ hump" [NT]   Paul
• Shame on the New York Times   Judy Prince
• Red herring   Michael Quinion
• herring   Michael Quinion
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever'   Michael Quinion
• green weenie   Clai Rice
• Heard on "Jerry": "VP (PREP) _me/you/him_ NP"   William Salmon
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   William Salmon
• does and is (UNCLASSIFIED)   William Salmon
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Sarah
• _Fag_ = "a horse for easy riding" or some such?   Sarah
• Correction of "Caesarean Section" in OED?   Shapiro, Fred
• whole nine yards (UNCLASSIFIED)   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Ambulance Chaser"   Shapiro, Fred
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Shapiro, Fred
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Shapiro, Fred
• "Recess Appointment" Not in OED   Shapiro, Fred
• Major Antedating of "Racism"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Nazism"   Shapiro, Fred
• Another Earliest Citation for "Real McCoy"   Shapiro, Fred
• Problem with citation for Dorothy Parker quote in the Oxford Dictionary of American Quotations   Shapiro, Fred
• Problem with citation for Dorothy Parker quote in the Oxford Dictionary of American Quotations   Shapiro, Fred
• "we are two peoples separated by a common language" antedated & attributed   Shapiro, Fred
• Queries for the List   Shapiro, Fred
• Interpreting a sentence   Rebecca Shapiro
• bring vs. take   Rebecca Shapiro
• that needs painted   Michael Sheehan
• verb form   Michael Sheehan
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   Jesse Sheidlower
• franchise   Jesse Sheidlower
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Jesse Sheidlower
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Jesse Sheidlower
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Jesse Sheidlower
• UKer   Herb Stahlke
• "lender/borrower" goes the way of "ancestor/descendant"?   Herb Stahlke
• that needs painted   Herb Stahlke
• that needs painted   Herb Stahlke
• verb form   Herb Stahlke
• animals and non-animals   Herb Stahlke
• "And last but not _lease_ ..."   Herb Stahlke
• Youneverknow.   Victor Steinbok
• get had   Victor Steinbok
• pudding   Victor Steinbok
• herring   Victor Steinbok
• Washington Post Style (Stale) Invitational and neologisms   Victor Steinbok
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   Victor Steinbok
• radio   Victor Steinbok
• radio   Victor Steinbok
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   Victor Steinbok
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever' (UNCLASSIFIED)   Victor Steinbok
• "Obamism"   Victor Steinbok
• "Obamism"   Victor Steinbok
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever' (UNCLASSIFIED)   Victor Steinbok
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever'   Victor Steinbok
• "Obamism"   Victor Steinbok
• Interpreting a sentence   Victor Steinbok
• franchise   Victor Steinbok
• sonnet = 'any short poem'   Victor Steinbok
• Fwd: "plugged, adj." - Word of the Day from the OED   Victor Steinbok
• whole nine yards (UNCLASSIFIED)   Victor Steinbok
• From Iranian news agencies   Victor Steinbok
• From Iranian news agencies   Victor Steinbok
• Soap operas bring linguistic democracy to South Africa - CSMonitor.com   Victor Steinbok
• OED error   Victor Steinbok
• animals and non-animals   Victor Steinbok
• animals and non-animals   Victor Steinbok
• Fwd: "plugged, adj." - Word of the Day from the OED   Victor Steinbok
• Fwd: "plugged, adj." - Word of the Day from the OED   Victor Steinbok
• abhuman   Victor Steinbok
• BE "Your ass!" = WE "Up yours!" < "[Fxck you] Up your ass!"?   Victor Steinbok
• BE "Your ass!" = WE "Up yours!" < "[Fxck you] Up your ass!"?   Victor Steinbok
• of coins -- "plugged", adj., 1773; "plug", verb, 1785 & 1789; "sweated" 1797   Victor Steinbok
• contradicted   Victor Steinbok
• meranghy   Victor Steinbok
• sunseeds   Victor Steinbok
• Auto-corrected text leads to killing   Victor Steinbok
• Barry, the Yale News, and Hamburgers   Victor Steinbok
• Strange use of "baby daddy"   Victor Steinbok
• kitchen cabinet   Victor Steinbok
• baby daddy   Victor Steinbok
• cabinet   Victor Steinbok
• Feline Lap Dogs   Victor Steinbok
• junto [interdating]   Victor Steinbok
• bodily   Victor Steinbok
• genocide   Victor Steinbok
• genocide   Victor Steinbok
• genocide   Victor Steinbok
• bodily   Victor Steinbok
• genocide   Victor Steinbok
• Problem with citation for Dorothy Parker quote in the Oxford Dictionary of American Quotations   Victor Steinbok
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Victor Steinbok
• Subject: bodily   Victor Steinbok
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Victor Steinbok
• stock-jobber   Victor Steinbok
• stock-jobber   Victor Steinbok
• stock-jobber   Victor Steinbok
• referent   Victor Steinbok
• does and is (UNCLASSIFIED)   Victor Steinbok
• does and is   Victor Steinbok
• eggcorn   Victor Steinbok
• spoofing   Victor Steinbok
• semi-skim   Victor Steinbok
• semi-skim   Victor Steinbok
• semi-skim   Victor Steinbok
• spas and convenients   Victor Steinbok
• whole nine yards   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• YouTube: "How To _Hand-Bone_"   George Thompson
• Interpreting a sentence   George Thompson
• Bring vs. Take   George Thompson
• Green's Dict. of Slang in TLS, Feb. 4   George Thompson
• Bring vs. Take   George Thompson
• come-at-ables   George Thompson
• stock-jobber   George Thompson
• the Sporting News   George Thompson
• does and is (UNCLASSIFIED)   George Thompson
• Heard on Springer: "in the _first_ beginning..."   George Thompson
• semi-skim   Chris Waigl
• "Love bug"   Darla Wells
• herring   Amy West
• Heard on Springer   Amy West
• Heard on "Jerry": "VP (PREP) _me/you/him_ NP"   Amy West
• "Cock"   Amy West
• lolcat bible (UNCLASSIFIED)   Amy West
• lolcat bible (UNCLASSIFIED)   Amy West
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   Neal Whitman
• radio   Neal Whitman
• Bring vs. Take   Neal Whitman
• "_sum total_"   Neal Whitman
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Neal Whitman
• "we are two peoples separated by a common language" antedated & attributed   Neal Whitman
• vise   Douglas G. Wilson
• bunga-bunga   Douglas G. Wilson
• genocide   Dave Wilton
• Macquarie WOTY 2010 nominees   Ben Zimmer
• "Obamism"   Ben Zimmer
• asymptote, v.   Ben Zimmer
• asymptote, v.   Ben Zimmer
• "foodomics" and other omics   Ben Zimmer
• "Clunker" not in OED?   Ben Zimmer
• the "new normal"   Ben Zimmer
• zzz? (UNCLASSIFIED)   Ben Zimmer
• "rattle" = have sexual intercourse with, 2001   Ben Zimmer
• Shame on the New York Times   Ben Zimmer
• Youneverknow.   Tom Zurinskas
• Macquarie WOTY 2010 nominees   Tom Zurinskas
• tea nonparty - RE: radio   Tom Zurinskas
• research?   Tom Zurinskas
• snirt - mergeword - snow and dirt   Tom Zurinskas
• FIFA thinks snoods could be a danger to players' necks   Tom Zurinskas
• stakeholder = 'a party with any sort of interest whatsoever' (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• awe-dropping at upodn.com   Tom Zurinskas
• "down to"?   Tom Zurinskas
• oversouling   Tom Zurinskas
• lolcat bible   Tom Zurinskas
• "The Great Recession"   Tom Zurinskas
• lolcat bible (UNCLASSIFIED)   Tom Zurinskas
• world english   Tom Zurinskas
• "_sum total_"   geoffrey nunberg
• "_sum total_"   geoffrey nunberg
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   victor steinbok
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   victor steinbok
• Proverb: omlets are not made without breaking eggs (antedating 1796 May)   victor steinbok
• bodily   victor steinbok
• semi-skim   victor steinbok
• spa (grocery)   victor steinbok

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