Winged WordsHamilton, 1988 - 292 pagini |
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Pagina 78
... origin , hype came into its modern usage in the Thirties in the United States , among students , in the advertising industry , and in those great hype - factories of Hollywood and Madison Avenue . I wonder if the origin could be nothing ...
... origin , hype came into its modern usage in the Thirties in the United States , among students , in the advertising industry , and in those great hype - factories of Hollywood and Madison Avenue . I wonder if the origin could be nothing ...
Pagina 128
... origin , or White - Headed Boy , which is Irish . Americans , who have no medieval knights in armour on white horses in their native history , have their own metaphor of approval for good guys : White Hat . This comes from the only ...
... origin , or White - Headed Boy , which is Irish . Americans , who have no medieval knights in armour on white horses in their native history , have their own metaphor of approval for good guys : White Hat . This comes from the only ...
Pagina 289
... origins of the alphabet 136 Knox , John ( c . 1513-72 ) on women 116-7 lady , making a comeback x , that's no 82-7 Latin ... origin and popularity 3-4 names , forgetting 209-14 neurotic , misused 99-100 news , what is it ? 227-32 Newton ...
... origins of the alphabet 136 Knox , John ( c . 1513-72 ) on women 116-7 lady , making a comeback x , that's no 82-7 Latin ... origin and popularity 3-4 names , forgetting 209-14 neurotic , misused 99-100 news , what is it ? 227-32 Newton ...
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academic acronym adjective adverb American auto-antonyms band-wagon become better Bible bird British English Brownie called century classics cliché coined collision common cowboy describe Dictionary editor English language eponymous etymology example fashionable free lunch French fudge grammar gravy train Greek hope hopefully hype idiolect idiom Indian English ivory tower jargon journalists journos lady Latin linguistic living look Lord marbles mean metaphor modern Naafi naff never nice noun origin Oxford Oxford English Dictionary paradox Pathetic Fallacy person Phil Mahre phrase political politicians popular prodigal pronounced pronunciation quotation quotes Received Pronunciation recent refer reflexive reflexive pronouns rubbish sengreen sense sentence silly slang social sounds spelling Teddy television term Thatcher thing tion Tommy Handley translation twerp unicorn United Kingdom usage verb vocabulary vogue wally weasel word White Knight woman write wrong wrote
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