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Do you call a bread roll' a cob, batch, bread cake, barm cake or scuffler? ... The UK is a rich landscape of regional accents and dialects, each evidence of ...
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"Begging the question" is a form of logical fallacy in which a ... Email btq [at] begthequestion [dot] info. All text, images, and merchandise © 2005-2009. ...
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Devoted to the etymology of words and phrases, particularly modern phrases such as 'politically correct' and 'all your base are belong to us'.
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Offers a six month course for learning how to speak with a standard American accent. Course includes telephone consultations, books, and homework.
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Find definitions for slang terms and submit words for others to see. Includes a slang term of the day, illustrating images, and sound files of how terms are pronounced.
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Dictionary of interesting and noteworthy word etymologies, both in English and related languages like French and German.
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A balanced synchronic text corpus containing 100 million words with morphosyntactic annotation.
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http://www.effingpot.com/slang.shtml Some of my favorites include: Bugger, Cheeky, Chat up, Chuffed, Daft, Gutted, Mate, On about, Snog, and many...
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