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Starting: Sat Mar 1 01:19:09 UTC 2014
Ending: Mon Mar 31 23:05:08 UTC 2014
Messages: 446

• New sense for "static"?   Randy Alexander
• Early "bullshit"   Randy Alexander
• Each?   Randy Alexander
• Geoffrey Pullum interviewed in The Telegraph UK   Randy Alexander
• is "trade" the new "substitute"?   Randy Alexander
• is "trade" the new "substitute"?   Randy Alexander
• a font that no one knows why it exists   Randy Alexander
• MA370 protest signs in Chinese -- left to right?   Randy Alexander
• The replacement of the doggy bag   Baker, John
• Dreckly   Baker, John
• Dreckly   Baker, John
• dreckly   Baker, John
• Does Of Mean After?   Baker, John
• upskirting, up-skirting, etc.   David Barnhart
• non-Canadian evidence for _joe job_   David Barnhart
• pump, n. = slut   David Barnhart
• editiorial mish-mashing   David Barnhart
• Take the National Grammar Day Quiz   Baron, Dennis E
• The Web @25   Baron, Dennis E
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   Benjamin Barrett
• Soaken   Benjamin Barrett
• Soaken   Benjamin Barrett
• The replacement of the doggy bag   Benjamin Barrett
• WOTY -- "upskirting" -- a viral supernova?   Benjamin Barrett
• The replacement of the doggy bag   Benjamin Barrett
• The replacement of the doggy bag   Benjamin Barrett
• Chipping away at -er comparatives?   Benjamin Barrett
• Chipping away at -er comparatives?   Benjamin Barrett
• Another case of throat singing   Benjamin Barrett
• Chipping away at -er comparatives?   Benjamin Barrett
• Successor to "like looking for a needle in a haystack"   Benjamin Barrett
• "enormous" = "extremely significant"?   Benjamin Barrett
• Geoffrey Pullum interviewed in The Telegraph UK   Benjamin Barrett
• a font that no one knows why it exists   Benjamin Barrett
• a font that no one knows why it exists   Benjamin Barrett
• test   Bergdahl, David
• buoy = boy   Bergdahl, David
• "goodie two-shoes"   Joel S. Berson
• Facebook multiplies genders but offers users the same three tired pronouns   Joel S. Berson
• Goody two shoes   Joel S. Berson
• New sense for "static"?   Joel S. Berson
• Why I think "cliff-hanger" arose from the 1914 "Perils of Pauline"   Joel S. Berson
• Goody two shoes   Joel S. Berson
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Joel S. Berson
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Joel S. Berson
• Description of "Filefia" speech in the Times   Joel S. Berson
• "Mistress may'ress"   Joel S. Berson
• "If Washington agreed sanctions"   Joel S. Berson
• Description of "Filefia" speech in the Times   Joel S. Berson
• nonfiction novel?   Joel S. Berson
• The latest news: v Krymu, ...   Joel S. Berson
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Joel S. Berson
• The latest news: v Krymu, ...   Joel S. Berson
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   Joel S. Berson
• novel = book   Joel S. Berson
• The latest news: v Krymu, ...   Joel S. Berson
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Joel S. Berson
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Joel S. Berson
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Joel S. Berson
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Joel S. Berson
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Joel S. Berson
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Joel S. Berson
• WOTY -- "upskirting" -- a viral supernova?   Joel S. Berson
• The replacement of the doggy bag   Joel S. Berson
• Langauge   Joel S. Berson
• Langauge   Joel S. Berson
• Possible antedatings of "hail-fellow well met"   Joel S. Berson
• those investigators are up to no good   Joel S. Berson
• ABc news comments on new additions to the OED   Joel S. Berson
• cancer stick (1954)   Joel S. Berson
• WsOTY? "New Cold War"; "to ping"   Joel S. Berson
• Successor to "like looking for a needle in a haystack"   Joel S. Berson
• "enormous" = "extremely significant"?   Joel S. Berson
• Why I think "cliff-hanger" arose from the 1914 "Perils of Pauline"   Joel S. Berson
• WsOTY? ... "to ping" (and definition)   Joel S. Berson
• WsOTY? ... "to ping"   Joel S. Berson
• "The Cliff-Hanger", episode 2   Joel S. Berson
• Correction -- Re: [ADS-L] "The Cliff-Hanger", episode 2   Joel S. Berson
• "cellar door"   Joel S. Berson
• Dreckly   Joel S. Berson
• - "The Cliff-Hanger", episode 3   Joel S. Berson
• Antedating of "double click" (verb and noun)   Joel S. Berson
• "Ancient Migration Patterns to North America Are Hidden in Languages Spoken Today"   Joel S. Berson
• - "The Cliff-Hanger", episode 4   Joel S. Berson
• Early "bullshit"   Joel S. Berson
• Early "bullshit"   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: "dark & busy City"   Joel S. Berson
• "cliff-hanger"   Joel S. Berson
• "White trash" (1821) and "United States" (1719, 1695)   Joel S. Berson
• "United States", 1719 and probably 1695 -- the U.S.A.?   Joel S. Berson
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Joel S. Berson
• The new metaphor: The haystack and the 777   Joel S. Berson
• The new metaphor: The haystack and the 777   Joel S. Berson
• The new metaphor: The haystack and the 777   Joel S. Berson
• pump, n. = slut   Joel S. Berson
• Throw Mabel Normand from the cliff, circa 1913   Joel S. Berson
• 'meg", verb of unknown meaning, 1930   Joel S. Berson
• postdating "foreignize", v. trans., 1930 (OED -1894)   Joel S. Berson
• "hand biter", noun phrase, 1930 (not in OED Online)   Joel S. Berson
• "indie", adj., 1930 (antedates OED2 1942--)   Joel S. Berson
• "hoke" noun 1930 (not in OED Online)   Joel S. Berson
• 'meg", verb of unknown meaning, 1930   Joel S. Berson
• Google Books bizarrerie [was: "United States", 1719 and probably 1695 -- the U.S.A.?]   Joel S. Berson
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Joel S. Berson
• is "trade" the new "substitute"?   Joel S. Berson
• 'meg", verb of unknown meaning, 1930   Joel S. Berson
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Joel S. Berson
• Shifting usage: "Who quoted this?"   Joel S. Berson
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn? And the OED   Joel S. Berson
• Flammable and inflammable   Joel S. Berson
• Shifting usage: "Who quoted this?"   Joel S. Berson
• MA370 protest signs in Chinese -- left to right?   Joel S. Berson
• Fwd: Re: Eddystone Light Fwd: Re: buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Joel S. Berson
• a font that no one knows why it exists   Joel S. Berson
• buoy = boy   Joel S. Berson
• ADS-L Digest - 21 Mar 2014 to 22 Mar 2014 (#2014-82)   David Bowie
• "Mein neuer Job als Babysitterin" [NT]   David Bowie
• a font that no one knows why it exists   David Bowie
• "Mistress may'ress"   W Brewer
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   W Brewer
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   W Brewer
• Soaken   W Brewer
• nonfiction novel?   W Brewer
• Query: Article on Chinese borrowings into English   W Brewer
• The latest news: v Krymu, ...   W Brewer
• novel = book   W Brewer
• Chipping away at -er comparatives?   W Brewer
• A Darth of information about flight 370   W Brewer
• Langauge   W Brewer
• WsOTY? "New Cold War"; "to ping"   W Brewer
• WsOTY? "New Cold War"; "to ping"   W Brewer
• "Slide down my cellar door" --> "most beautiful word" myth?   W Brewer
• Correction -- Re: [ADS-L] "The Cliff-Hanger", episode 2   W Brewer
• Cepstrum, quefrency, liftering   W Brewer
• "cellar door"   W Brewer
• Another non-metaphor   W Brewer
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   W Brewer
• "Ancient Migration Patterns to North America Are Hidden in Languages Spoken Today"   W Brewer
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   W Brewer
• Geoffrey Pullum interviewed in The Telegraph UK   W Brewer
• Geoffrey Pullum interviewed in The Telegraph UK   W Brewer
• test   W Brewer
• ADS-L Digest - 21 Mar 2014 to 22 Mar 2014 (#2014-82)   W Brewer
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   W Brewer
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   W Brewer
• "Mein neuer Job als Babysitterin" [NT]   W Brewer
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   W Brewer
• "Mein neuer Job als Babysitterin" [NT]   W Brewer
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   W Brewer
• Unbeatable phrasal verb   W Brewer
• Toad pinger   W Brewer
• Toad pinger   W Brewer
• Toad pinger   W Brewer
• MA370 protest signs in Chinese -- left to right?   W Brewer
• buoy = boy   W Brewer
• editiorial mish-mashing   W Brewer
• "The Big Apple" research -- Barry Popik's key role   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Query: Article on Chinese borrowings into English   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Objecting to a preposition   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• "the whole six yards" -- One more suggestion   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• Alan Metcalf on CBS talking about "okay"   Cohen, Gerald Leonard
• nonfiction novel?   David A. Daniel
• nonfiction novel?   David A. Daniel
• Objecting to a preposition   David A. Daniel
• those investigators are up to no good   David A. Daniel
• Flammable and inflammable   David A. Daniel
• a font that no one knows why it exists   David A. Daniel
• Successor to "like looking for a needle in a haystack"   Pablo Dominguez
• Unbeatable phrasal verb   Pablo Dominguez
• Echo-questions   Pablo Dominguez
• Langauge   Pablo Domínguez
• Langauge   Pablo Domínguez
• Query: Article on Chinese borrowings into English   Charles C Doyle
• Dreckly   Charles C Doyle
• Another non-metaphor   Charles C Doyle
• Shifting usage: "Who quoted this?"   Charles C Doyle
• Shifting usage: "Who quoted this?"   Alice Faber
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Nancy Friedman
• Further Antedatings of "Hooligan"   Nancy Friedman
• Why I think "cliff-hanger" arose from the 1914 "Perils of Pauline"   Dan Goncharoff
• The latest news: v Krymu, ...   Dan Goncharoff
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   Dan Goncharoff
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   Dan Goncharoff
• Soaken   Dan Goncharoff
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Dan Goncharoff
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Dan Goncharoff
• WOTY Candidate -- "Dox"?   Dan Goncharoff
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Dan Goncharoff
• WOTY Candidate -- "ashtag"   Dan Goncharoff
• "Chances are not."   Dan Goncharoff
• Another non-metaphor   Dan Goncharoff
• Another non-metaphor   Dan Goncharoff
• Each?   Dan Goncharoff
• Each?   Dan Goncharoff
• Geoffrey Pullum interviewed in The Telegraph UK   Dan Goncharoff
• The new metaphor: The haystack and the 777   Dan Goncharoff
• "Mein neuer Job als Babysitterin" [NT]   Dan Goncharoff
• is "trade" the new "substitute"?   Dan Goncharoff
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Dan Goncharoff
• Toad pinger   Dan Goncharoff
• editiorial mish-mashing   Dan Goncharoff
• dreckly   Dan Goodman
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Dan Goodman
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Dan Goodman
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Dan Goodman
• Fwd: RE: Eddystone Light Fwd: Re: buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Dan Goodman
• Fwd: Re: Eddystone Light Fwd: Re: buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Dan Goodman
• Fwd: Re: Eddystone Light Fwd: Re: buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Dan Goodman
• umbratarian   Dan Goodman
• Fwd: Re: Eddystone Light Fwd: Re: buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Dan Goodman
• Fwd: Re: Eddystone Light Fwd: Re: buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Dan Goodman
• "paint the town red"--slight antedating (maybe)   Stephen Goranson
• maginnis antedated to 1869   Stephen Goranson
• Limerick (poem) slightly antedated to Nov. 20, 1880   Stephen Goranson
• Further Antedatings of "Hooligan"   Stephen Goranson
• Copasetic writer Irving Bacheller   Stephen Goranson
• "absence of evidence..."   Stephen Goranson
• completing "absence of evidence..."   Stephen Goranson
• Crying "Wolof!"   Wilson Gray
• Goody two shoes   Wilson Gray
• Crying "Wolof!"   Wilson Gray
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Wilson Gray
• Heard:   Wilson Gray
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   Wilson Gray
• nonfiction novel?   Wilson Gray
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Wilson Gray
• Objecting to a preposition   Wilson Gray
• Objecting to a preposition   Wilson Gray
• Intrusive /r/ v. linking /r/   Wilson Gray
• Meh WRT "shoot (a) beaver": HDAS, 1969   Wilson Gray
• Chipping away at -er comparatives?   Wilson Gray
• Heard: Pittsburghers saying "Stillers" [NT]   Wilson Gray
• WsOTY? "New Cold War"; "to ping"   Wilson Gray
• Facebook: "a _longly_ boy"   Wilson Gray
• "Slide down my cellar door" --> "most beautiful word" myth?   Wilson Gray
• Dreckly   Wilson Gray
• Antedating of "double click" (verb and noun)   Wilson Gray
• OT: the power of English   Wilson Gray
• "Asia-attic"   Wilson Gray
• Another non-metaphor   Wilson Gray
• _dreckly_ in "Pulp Fiction"   Wilson Gray
• Another non-metaphor   Wilson Gray
• "Chances are not."   Wilson Gray
• _dreckly_ in "Pulp Fiction"   Wilson Gray
• dreckly   Wilson Gray
• Another non-metaphor   Wilson Gray
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Wilson Gray
• pump, n. = slut   Wilson Gray
• "Mein neuer Job als Babysitterin" [NT]   Wilson Gray
• "Mein neuer Job als Babysitterin" [NT]   Wilson Gray
• "Mein neuer Job als Babysitterin" [NT]   Wilson Gray
• 'meg", verb of unknown meaning, 1930   Wilson Gray
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Wilson Gray
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Wilson Gray
• "Well, did you know that Pinocchio was a bad mo-"   Wilson Gray
• Quote: Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe. (Attrib Abraham Lincoln)   Wilson Gray
• a font that no one knows why it exists   Wilson Gray
• TV ad: "... a pattern of electrical..."   Wilson Gray
• Eddystone Light Fwd: Re: buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Wilson Gray
• cellar doors, bulkheads, etc in DARE   Joan H. Hall
• dreckly   Joan H. Hall
• is "trade" the new "substitute"?   Dave Hause
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Laurence Horn
• Description of "Filefia" speech in the Times   Laurence Horn
• Description of "Filefia" speech in the Times   Laurence Horn
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Laurence Horn
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Laurence Horn
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Laurence Horn
• nonfiction novel?   Laurence Horn
• The latest news: v Krymu, ...   Laurence Horn
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   Laurence Horn
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   Laurence Horn
• Soaken   Laurence Horn
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Laurence Horn
• The replacement of the doggy bag   Laurence Horn
• The replacement of the doggy bag   Laurence Horn
• Chipping away at -er comparatives?   Laurence Horn
• Chipping away at -er comparatives?   Laurence Horn
• Langauge   Laurence Horn
• cancer stick (1954)   Laurence Horn
• Successor to "like looking for a needle in a haystack"   Laurence Horn
• WsOTY? "New Cold War"; "to ping"   Laurence Horn
• "Slide down my cellar door" --> "most beautiful word" myth?   Laurence Horn
• "Slide down my cellar door" --> "most beautiful word" myth?   Laurence Horn
• dreckly   Laurence Horn
• Another non-metaphor   Laurence Horn
• Each?   Laurence Horn
• Geoffrey Pullum interviewed in The Telegraph UK   Laurence Horn
• ADS-L Digest - 21 Mar 2014 to 22 Mar 2014 (#2014-82)   Laurence Horn
• Another non-metaphor   Laurence Horn
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Laurence Horn
• is "trade" the new "substitute"?   Laurence Horn
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Laurence Horn
• "Mein neuer Job als Babysitterin" [NT]   Laurence Horn
• is "trade" the new "substitute"?   Laurence Horn
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Laurence Horn
• "Mein neuer Job als Babysitterin" [NT]   Laurence Horn
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Laurence Horn
• is "trade" the new "substitute"?   Laurence Horn
• Unbeatable phrasal verb   Laurence Horn
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Laurence Horn
• 'homosexual' with short o   Laurence Horn
• Shifting usage: "Who quoted this?"   Laurence Horn
• a font that no one knows why it exists   Laurence Horn
• buoy = boy   Laurence Horn
• a font that no one knows why it exists   Laurence Horn
• Further Antedatings of "Hooligan"   Hugo
• New sense for the OED: "release notes"   Hugo
• Antedating of "demoware"   Hugo
• Antedating of "double click" (verb and noun)   Hugo
• 11-year antedating of "TBH"   Hugo
• 10-year antedating of "syntax error"   Hugo
• Antedating of "double click" (verb and noun)   Hugo
• History of "bae"; Twitter-searching via Topsy   Hugo
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Paul Johnston
• buoy [boy] ~ [BOO-ee]   Paul Johnston
• Use of "fag" in a 1933 movie to mean "gay"?   Jocelyn Limpert
• Dictionary as retirement gift?   Mann, Stephen
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Geoffrey Steven Nathan
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   Geoffrey Steven Nathan
• Cepstrum, quefrency, liftering   Geoffrey Steven Nathan
• a font that no one knows why it exists   Geoffrey Steven Nathan
• "Slide down my cellar door" --> "most beautiful word" myth?   Geoffrey Nunberg
• 'homosexual' with short o   Geoffrey Nunberg
• Quote: If I am to speak ten minutes, I need a week for preparation... (Woodrow Wilson and others)   ADSGarson O'Toole
• Goody two shoes   ADSGarson O'Toole
• "Mistress may'ress"   ADSGarson O'Toole
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   ADSGarson O'Toole
• nonfiction novel?   ADSGarson O'Toole
• "Whole Nine Yards" & "Fat Lady Sings" in Yale Alumni Magazine   ADSGarson O'Toole
• American Dialect Society and the integration of small databases   ADSGarson O'Toole
• cancer stick (1954)   ADSGarson O'Toole
• Saying: Writers are schmucks with typewriters. (1961)   ADSGarson O'Toole
• Early "bullshit"   ADSGarson O'Toole
• Antedating of "Second Guesser"   ADSGarson O'Toole
• Antedating of "Second Guesser"   ADSGarson O'Toole
• Geoffrey Pullum interviewed in The Telegraph UK   ADSGarson O'Toole
• "Don't just do something...."   ADSGarson O'Toole
• "cliff-hanger"   ADSGarson O'Toole
• The new metaphor: The haystack and the 777   ADSGarson O'Toole
• pump, n. = slut   ADSGarson O'Toole
• 'meg", verb of unknown meaning, 1930   ADSGarson O'Toole
• "ship": fannish use   ADSGarson O'Toole
• Shifting usage: "Who quoted this?"   ADSGarson O'Toole
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   ADSGarson O'Toole
• Shifting usage: "Who quoted this?"   ADSGarson O'Toole
• History of "bae"; Twitter-searching via Topsy   ADSGarson O'Toole
• completing "absence of evidence..."   ADSGarson O'Toole
• Quote: Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe. (Attrib Abraham Lincoln)   ADSGarson O'Toole
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Christopher Philippo
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Christopher Philippo
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Christopher Philippo
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Christopher Philippo
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Christopher Philippo
• Use of "fag" in a 1933 movie to mean "gay"?   Christopher Philippo
• _dreckly_ in "Pulp Fiction"   Christopher Philippo
• _dreckly_ in "Pulp Fiction"   Christopher Philippo
• Use of "fag" in a 1933 movie to mean "gay"?   Christopher Philippo
• "cliff-hanger"   Christopher Philippo
• "United States", 1719 and probably 1695 -- the U.S.A.?   Christopher Philippo
• Further Antedatings of "Hooligan"   Michael Quinion
• Flammable and inflammable   Michael Quinion
• Flammable and inflammable   Michael Quinion
• Automatic reply: "cellar door"   Ravindranath, Maya
• bare possessive yall   Clai Rice
• Antedating of "Rastafarianism"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of the Term "Personal Computer"   Shapiro, Fred
• "Whole Nine Yards" & "Fat Lady Sings" in Yale Alumni Magazine   Shapiro, Fred
• Further Antedatings of "Hooligan"   Shapiro, Fred
• cancer stick (1954)   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Second Guesser"   Shapiro, Fred
• Slight Antedating of "World Series"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Double Header" (Baseball)   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Goalie"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Glam Rock"   Shapiro, Fred
• Antedating of "Heterosexual" (Noun)   Shapiro, Fred
• cancer stick (1954)   Jesse Sheidlower
• "Words for snow" poem   Jesse Sheidlower
• 'meg", verb of unknown meaning, 1930   Jesse Sheidlower
• Crying "Wolof!"   Herb Stahlke
• New sense for "static"?   Herb Stahlke
• Description of "Filefia" speech in the Times   Herb Stahlke
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Herb Stahlke
• The replacement of the doggy bag   Herb Stahlke
• Another non-metaphor   Herb Stahlke
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Herb Stahlke
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Herb Stahlke
• Toad pinger   Herb Stahlke
• Flammable and inflammable   Herb Stahlke
• foreign words, again   Victor Steinbok
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   Victor Steinbok
• The latest news: v Krymu, ...   Victor Steinbok
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Victor Steinbok
• The latest news: v Krymu, ...   Victor Steinbok
• The replacement of the doggy bag   Victor Steinbok
• Dreckly   Victor Steinbok
• banderlog   Victor Steinbok
• The new metaphor: The haystack and the 777   Victor Steinbok
• free access   Victor Steinbok
• Automatic reply: ADS-L Digest - 23 Mar 2014 to 24 Mar 2014 (#2014-84)   Katy Steinmetz
• Early "bullshit"   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• Early "bullshit"   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• "Hill Billies" and variants (1881-1889)   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• "White trash" (1821)   Bonnie Taylor-Blake
• A Word, or a Quotation?   George Thompson
• Rennsalaer Polytechnic college paper digitized   George Thompson
• "Slide down my cellar door" --> "most beautiful word" myth?   George Thompson
• science equals future   Wandl-Vogt, Eveline
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Amy West
• nonfiction novel?   Amy West
• OT: Fwd: Dictionary of Old Norse - job opportunity   Amy West
• Chipping away at -er comparatives?   Amy West
• "ship": fannish use   Amy West
• a font that no one knows why it exists   Amy West
• Reverse "substitute" episode of Grammar Girl   Neal Whitman
• I'm used to seeing _dreckly_ as _trectly_   Neal Whitman
• The new metaphor: The haystack and the 777   Neal Whitman
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Neal Whitman
• "call it quits" as phrasal eggcorn?   Neal Whitman
• "ship": fannish use   Neal Whitman
• History of "bae"; Twitter-searching via Topsy   Neal Whitman
• Shifting usage: "Who quoted this?"   Neal Whitman
• Early "bullshit"   Douglas G. Wilson
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Ben Zimmer
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Ben Zimmer
• Do New-Englanders *add* R's?   Ben Zimmer
• Description of "Filefia" speech in the Times   Ben Zimmer
• "dude" on Lexicon Valley   Ben Zimmer
• cancer stick (1954)   Ben Zimmer
• canary in a coal mine (1915)   Ben Zimmer
• Antedating of "Second Guesser"   Ben Zimmer
• Shifting usage: "Who quoted this?"   Ben Zimmer
• Hello in Russian   Tom Zurinskas
• OT: the power of English   Tom Zurinskas
• NZ slang   Tom Zurinskas
• Alan Metcalf on CBS talking about "okay"   Tom Zurinskas
• editiorial mish-mashing   Tom Zurinskas
• "If Washington agreed sanctions"   Arnold Zwicky
• Ukraine vs The Ukraine   Arnold Zwicky
• nonfiction novel?   Arnold Zwicky
• WOTY -- "upskirting"   Arnold Zwicky
• nonfiction novel?   Arnold Zwicky
• Alan Metcalf on CBS talking about "okay"   Arnold Zwicky
• Alan Metcalf on CBS talking about "okay"   Arnold Zwicky
• gapless relatives   Arnold Zwicky
• WsOTY? "New Cold War"; "to ping"   victor steinbok

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