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RE: Homophonic
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It's to do the U as in UNIT with the Y sound in front of it. The sound change in England (and Austr......
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September 05, 2005 05:43
RE: Double cross
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This is a perfect opportunity to mention a word famously used in only one context. Churchill switche......
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August 22, 2005 02:37
RE: Wherefore why?
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There is a slight difference between 'wherefor' and 'wherefore'. In English the same words are, in g......
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August 12, 2005 01:55
RE: -ness, -osity, etc
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I glossed 'deadjectival' because it's a fairly new term to me, not a traditional grammatical term. M......
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August 12, 2005 01:41
RE: -ness, -osity, etc
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As to gender in languages like French, it might look arbitrary to a foreign adult learner, but the n......
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August 11, 2005 02:23
RE: -ness, -osity, etc
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In the case of English deadjectivals (derivatives from adjectives), '-ness' is the only freely produ......
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August 11, 2005 01:45
RE: British Bit
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It seems to be an idiom of long standing. Here's a ......
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July 15, 2005 01:27
RE: Etymology: lasagna
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Curiously, the plural ......
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June 15, 2005 11:43
RE: Cornwall
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Another contemporary reference is the ......
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June 02, 2005 13:47
RE: Andragogy
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No, ......
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June 02, 2005 13:34
RE: Cornwall
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Yes, Spanish b/v, d, and g are all soft (lenited) between vowels. They're only explosive as in Engli......
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May 31, 2005 00:35
RE: Cornwall
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Right, well 705 clinches it. There appears to be no evidence ......
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May 30, 2005 08:27
RE: Cornwall
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The terms lenis and fortis, weak and strong, are ones I consider of only marginal value in phonetics......
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May 30, 2005 00:11
RE: Euphemisms for Sexual Intercourse
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discussing Ugandan affairs...
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May 29, 2005 13:35
RE: Cornwall
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Well, the whole thing is wildly anachronistic, but as Cornwall is the modern name of a place, it's n......
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May 28, 2005 01:19
RE: Subordinate
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It sounds like a formal, neutral term to me. I do detect that there could be a pejorative whiff abou......
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May 23, 2005 13:04
RE: "Colors of Spring" -- and others
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May 23, 2005 12:59
RE: Most important book?
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May 13, 2005 00:16
RE: Why so few words of 'color'?
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The book that suggests female activities were specifically important to language evolution is probab......
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May 08, 2005 15:45
RE: Ruthless
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Those meanings look right on what I know: el-i melek 'god-my king', b-o 'in-him', na`m-i 'pleasant-m......
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