[Lexicog] nicknames (was: collocations)
Neal_Brinneman at SIL.ORG
Neal_Brinneman at SIL.ORG
Fri Apr 1 12:41:54 UTC 2005
Dear Fritz,
You might try an electronic dictionary with a filter or a find all
nick-names.
Neal
"Fritz Goerling"
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RE: [Lexicog] nicknames (was:
Please respond to collocations)
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Can someone recommend a good dictionary of nicknames in the English
language? I do not mean nick-names as shortened forms of proper names
but nicknames as descriptive terms (affectionate, humorous, derogatory,
vitriolic) which answers questions about reasons for sobriquets, where they
come from.
Fritz Goerling
Fritz asked:
> Isn't Mc Weirdo an interesting collocation?
Mac replied:
I think it's quite nice as a nick as a matter of fact :)
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