Authors and Articles
| Volume |
Number |
Author |
Title |
| XXVI |
1 |
Urdang, Laurence |
Today’s Lesson |
| XXVI |
1 |
Humez, Nick |
Classical Blather (Silly Songs) |
| XXVI |
1 |
Considine, John |
Twelve Notes on the Canadian Oxford Dictionary |
| XXVI |
1 |
Baldwin, Barry |
As the Word Turns (Where Do They Come From?) |
| XXVI |
1 |
Elkin, Susan |
English Place Names |
| XXVI |
1 |
Shapiro, Fred |
George Orwell, Meet Regis |
| XXVI |
1 |
Galef, David |
Plain Talk, or the Case of the Vanishing Vocabulary |
| XXVI |
1 |
Baker, Aidan |
The Use of Quotes (poem) |
| XXVI |
1 |
Blackford, Paul |
Bangkok Unabridged |
| XXVI |
1 |
Coward, Mat |
Horribile Dictu (column) |
| XXVI |
1 |
Felts, John H. |
Lapsed Language of Appalachia |
| XXVI |
1 |
Fischer, Henry George |
Ah! Ah! Elle est bien bonne! (poem) |
| XXVI |
2 |
Randall, Jessy |
Wizard Words: The Literary, Latin, and Lexical Origins of Harry Potter¹s Vocabulary |
| XXVI |
2 |
Garvey, Graeme |
Proverbs Up-To-Date |
| XXVI |
2 |
Mills, Dennis |
An Alphabetaphile¹s Outrage Wherein Caedmon¹s ancestors blunder and we pay the price |
| XXVI |
2 |
Humez, Nick |
Classical Blather (-ists, -ites, and Other Ends) |
| XXVI |
2 |
Coward, Mat |
Horribile Dictu (column) |
| XXVI |
2 |
Shapiro, Fred R. |
The Humble Origins of the Chad |
| XXVI |
2 |
Betts, Jerome |
Hell Is All Around |
| XXVI |
2 |
Baldwin, Barry |
As the Word Turns (X Files) |
| XXVI |
2 |
Fischer, Henry George |
Hazlitt On Wit (poem) |
| XXVI |
2 |
Emerson, Ralph H. |
Denaturized Profanity in English |
| XXVI |
2 |
Elkin, Susan |
Out of the Mouths of Š Twins |
| XXVI |
3 |
Liberman, Anatoly |
Skip to the Loo: Loo in Its (Indo-) European Context |
| XXVI |
3 |
Clankie, Shawn M. |
Why Bud Weiser Can Sell Cars (But Not Beer) |
| XXVI |
3 |
Litt, Marilyn Knapp |
Confessions of a Pert Aleck |
| XXVI |
3 |
Smith, Roger |
Medical Malapropisms What Doctors Say, What Patients Hear |
| XXVI |
3 |
Humez, Nick |
Classical Blather (Eponymous Ailments) |
| XXVI |
3 |
Coward, Mat |
Horribile Dictu |
| XXVI |
3 |
Baldwin, Barry |
As the Word Turns (Catching Some Zees) |
| XXVI |
3 |
Shapiro, Juliette |
Thesaurusising: A Little-Known Art |
| XXVI |
3 |
Brookes, Ian |
The Ones That Got Away Some Words That Escaped from the Chambers Dictionary |
| XXVI |
3 |
Galef, David |
Spelt as It Sounds |
| XXVI |
3 |
Warburton, Mike |
Pub Names in the 21st Century |
| XXVI |
3 |
Bernard, Thomas L. |
Noncing the Indefinite Article, or, Do You Have a Nuncle? |
| XXVI |
3 |
Ronnick, Michele Valerie |
A Note on the Origin of Tall Poppy and Tall Poppy Syndrome |
| XXVI |
3 |
Dougherty, William H. |
Prepositional Epiphany |
| XXVI |
4 |
Stevens, Al |
Lip Control |
| XXVI |
4 |
Whitehead, Allison |
(Mis)interpretation? |
| XXVI |
4 |
Lederer, Richard |
How Wise Is Proverbial Wisdom? |
| XXVI |
4 |
Cassidy, Carol-June and Paul Heacock |
Book Words |
| XXVI |
4 |
Hoptman, Ari |
A Possible Origin of Flash Flood |
| XXVI |
4 |
Neethling, Bertie |
The “Phenomenon Calendar” of the Xhosa |
| XXVI |
4 |
Shapiro, Fred R. |
HarpWeek: Full-Text Searching of History |
| XXVI |
4 |
Veihdeffer, Jeff |
Bogus E-Mail Subject Lines |
| XXVI |
4 |
Coward, Mat |
Horribile Dictu (column) |
| XXVI |
4 |
Humez, Nick |
Classical Blather (Baddabing, Baddabang) |
| XXVI |
4 |
Baldwin, Barry |
As the Word Turns (Some Ado About Nothings) |
| XXVI |
4 |
Fischer, Henry George |
First Person Singular (poem) |
| XXVI |
4 |
Urdang, Laurence |
Review of Dictionaries: The Art and Craft of Lexicography |
| XXVI |
4 |
Bailey, Richard W. |
Review of The Warden of English |
| XXVI |
4 |
McKean, Erin |
Review of How Language Comes to Children |
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