June 2013 Archives by thread
Starting: Sat Jun 1 05:16:02 UTC 2013
Ending: Sun Jun 30 19:56:10 UTC 2013
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- MERS entry in progress
Gail Stygall
- From a games site: dialect clash
Wilson Gray
- The throne in the John
Benjamin Barrett
- More on true/false facts
Neal Whitman
- our Steve Kleinedler on the lexicographer's waiting game
Laurence Horn
- yet another clause running amock
victor steinbok
- Antedating of "Flying Saucer"
Shapiro, Fred
- "redefining" marriage
Geoffrey Nunberg
- Crash blossom from al-Jazeera
Wilson Gray
- between inclusive
Benjamin Barrett
- Culture and language come top down
Herb Stahlke
- Word: midcore - midcore game, midcore gamer (contrast with: hardcore gamer, casual gamer)
ADSGarson O'Toole
- Modern Proverb: If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything (Suggested revision for DMP)
ADSGarson O'Toole
- Pronunciation of "malware"
Charles C Doyle
- another obit coinage claim
Laurence Horn
- more crash blossom territory?
Victor Steinbok
- Crash blossom: "Germany sends troops to flood towns"
Hugo
- Business Insider isoglosses
Michael Everson
- flabble
Herb Stahlke
- The lonely shepherd
Neal Whitman
- "On", "Off", and "Pain" as verbs
Arun K Raman
- "customer care"
Charles C Doyle
- OT: "On", "Off", and "Pain" as verbs
Joel S. Berson
- two on my blog
Arnold Zwicky
- A dialect map of the U.S. - http://goo.gl/15cQO
Wilson Gray
- Query on Most Famous ESPN Catchphrases
Shapiro, Fred
- Query on Most Famous ESPN Catchphrases (UNCLASSIFIED)
Mullins, Bill CIV (US)
- "investigational drugs"
Arnold Zwicky
- mulling about
Michael Sheehan
- Antedating of "off-colour"
Hugo
- two more on my blog
Arnold Zwicky
- Yinglish in New York City, 100 years ago
Chris Waigl
- the Original Six
Victor Steinbok
- From Barry Popil's website: Famous Babe Ruth quote on salary
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- eminent/imminent
Dan Goodman
- Headline: Le _hold-up_ =?UTF-8?Q?=C3=A0_?=mille milliards de dollars [NT]
Wilson Gray
- UK Accent Creep
Tom Zurinskas
- Jane Austen and slang - article in UK newspaper
ADSGarson O'Toole
- "napsters" in 1720, long before the Internet; also "ditch" and "rince"
Joel S. Berson
- American dialect under attack
Tom Zurinskas
- Antedating of "dinner-party"
Hugo
- Interdating of "dinner-party"
Joel S. Berson
- "upstate Manhattan"
Dan Goodman
- "Doing Well by Doing Good"
Shapiro, Fred
- Antedating of "Die-Hard"
Shapiro, Fred
- Hugh Rawson
Shapiro, Fred
- Did General George S. Patton describe himself as "an utter, craven coward"?
ADSGarson O'Toole
- Antedatings of "search engine optimization" and "SEO"
Hugo
- Antedating of "flash mob", n.2
Hugo
- TV Smith
Bergdahl, David
- Sexting and Obamacare
Victor Steinbok
- 'olly olly oxen free' in Congress
Herb Stahlke
- Antedatings of "live blog" (noun and verb)
Hugo
- eggcorn or simple misspelling?
Laurence Horn
- c-note
Benjamin Barrett
- Antedating of "cold turkey"
Hugo
- OT: " À ma _job_, …"
Wilson Gray
- vacuum
Victor Steinbok
- c-note (UNCLASSIFIED)
Mullins, Bill CIV (US)
- Fwd: Re: "napsters" in 1720, long before the Internet; also "ditch" and "rince"
Jesse Sheidlower
- Wonder how often this happens...
Laurence Horn
- No more the "awe" sound in USA
Tom Zurinskas
- Automatic reply: ADS-L Digest - 16 Jun 2013 to 17 Jun 2013 (#2013-169)
Damien Hall
- tragedy plus time
ADSGarson O'Toole
- e-reader versus e-book - non-substitutability
ADSGarson O'Toole
- ganjapreneur
Benjamin Barrett
- "benefactor"?
George Thompson
- Swapped "tease" and "spoil"
Neal Whitman
- Newspaper Takes 'Democrat' Out of Name
Dan Goodman
- gist/just eggcorn?
Victor Steinbok
- antedate for "nigger" = exploited person, UK 1941 (OED 1963)
Geoffrey Nunberg
- "splint[s]" as a disorder of humans?
Joel S. Berson
- Recipes and word order
Jim Parish
- antedate for "nigger" = exploited person, UK 1941 (OED 1963) (UNCLASSIFIED)
Mullins, Bill CIV (US)
- Early use of "O.K.=all correct" --not an antedating
sclements at NEO.RR.COM
- Antedating of "hot dog" --1884 in Indiana
sclements at NEO.RR.COM
- FW: Re: "Hot Dog" in 1884 -- message from Barry Popik
Cohen, Gerald Leonard
- Snafu [Slight antedating, 15 June 1941]
Bonnie Taylor-Blake
- Antedating of "Pizzazz"?
Shapiro, Fred
- More Definite (Slight) Antedating of "Pizzazz"
Shapiro, Fred
- Another Possible Antedating of "Pizzazz"
Shapiro, Fred
- Antedating of "hot dog" --1884 in Indiana-CORRECTED COPY
sclements at NEO.RR.COM
- pizzazza
ADSGarson O'Toole
- "bicoastal"
Ben Zimmer
- Antedating of "hot dog"
Carl W. Thiel
- a sadly forgotten masterpiece
George Thompson
- Hartford
Victor Steinbok
- [PW] Jabip or Jabib
Dan Goodman
- The Accent of ELF (English as a Foreign Language)
Tom Zurinskas
- "hobby-horse" from "Much Ado" and the OED
Joel S. Berson
- Antedating of "studmuffin"
Hugo
- Jabib
Joan H. Hall
- Cappy ham was Re: Hartford
Amy West
- Cocteau Quote About Dictionaries
ADSGarson O'Toole
- Fwd: "derailleur, n." - Word of the Day from the OED
Victor Steinbok
- cracker
Victor Steinbok
- Quote: I used to be Snow White but I drifted (attrib Mae West 1938)
ADSGarson O'Toole
- "derailleur, n." - Word of the Day from the OED
Carl W. Thiel
- generic Gypsy
Victor Steinbok
- Automatic reply: Fwd: "derailleur, n." - Word of the Day from the OED
Steve Richardson
- Texas Monthly piece on Texas German
Bonnie Taylor-Blake
- Antedating of Modern "Olympic Games"
Shapiro, Fred
- paranoid
ADSGarson O'Toole
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