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Discussion Topic  He was a daft and clever whore. (in The Written Word) by tinman
I thought you might enjoy reading this from Blooming English by Kate Burridge....
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Discussion Topic  RE: He was a daft and clever whore. (in The Written Word) by zmježd
We have discussed the works of Professor Burridge (link) on occasion (link). I gave a talk at at professional conference (link) in Palm Springs, CA, a couple of years ago, and Burridge was the invited linguist and keynote speaker. I also accompanied her and the other Australians at the conference...
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Discussion Topic  RE: Newspeak and prescriptivism (in Questions & Answers about Words) by goofy
Burridge....
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Discussion Topic  RE: Degraded or changed words? (in The Vocabulary Forum) by zmježd
Australian linguist, Professor Kate Burridge, whom I've mentioned more than once here abouts. I would've...
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Discussion Topic  RE: Euphemisms (in Questions & Answers about Words) by wordmatic
I had heard of "right-sizing" but not "decruitment." "Right-sizing" is right up there with "Work smarter, not harder" on the Employee Blood Pressure Monitor. Fast becoming a Pullam fan myself. The Allan-Burridge quote was not inpenetrable at all--sounds like one for the reading list. How ignorant I...
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Discussion Topic  RE: "Colors of Spring" -- and others (in The Vocabulary Forum) by wordcrafter
Burridge, Blooming English: Observations on the Roots, Cultivation and Hybrids of the English Language...
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Discussion Topic  RE: Euphemisms (in Questions & Answers about Words) by zmježd
Keith Allan and Kate Burridge, two Australian linguists.quote:The form of language that a person uses...
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