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The pomegranates in the toes of my loafers have colored my blue argyle sock purple and my white argyle sock red.
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Blogs about Language Linguistics and Words
- Throw Grammar from the Train
- Sentence first
- querbeißer
- Arnold Zwicky's Blog
- The Lexicographer's Rules
- Wordlustitude
- Anggarrgoon
- Fritinancy
- Heideas
- John Wells's Phonetic Blog
- The Language Guy
- Language Log
- Languagehat
- Literal-Minded
- matjjin-nehen
- Mr. Verb
- OUPblog
- -- From A To Zimmer
- Phonoloblog
- polyglot conspiracy
- separated by a common language
- bradshaw of the future
- epea pteroenta
- Tenser, said the Tensor
- The Greenbelt
- Word Hoard
- A Roguish Chrestomathy
- PLA blog
- Dictionary Evangelist
- Noncompositional
- Evolving English II
- You Don't Say (I)
- You Don't Say (II)
- The Word *Blog*
- Word Routes
- The Wonder of Whiffling
- The LINGUIST List: list of Linguistic blogs...list
Friends o' Mine
- Insignificant Wranglings
- The Pale Coin
- GradPadScansion
- Jon Sealy 2.0
- Sycamore Review
- Mxrk
- Dreaming Without Memory in Strangled Sleep
- what light already light
- I don't want to be judged a person!
- crow's wing
- runes
- Remapping
- Quaint Little Head
- common universals
- a Callide Curtus of Relevance
- Sunny-side Up
- Flat Pitchpipe
- One Swell Foop
- Q-Majin?
- Both Wearing Black Masks
- Noise-in-Formation
Links
- My Purdue Web Page
- Purdue Linguistics Association
- Language Documentation & Conservation LD&C
- Behind Forgotten Eyes
- National Public Radio
- Slow Confetti
- eponanonymous
- The Spectrum Blog
- Johnny's Cache
- Pack Light
- On Location With Rick Lee
- Panem et Circenses: Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
- The Sages of the Arboretum
Resources
- The LINGUIST List
- Interactive ALR
- IMDb
- Merriam-Webster Online
- Bartleby
- --Indo-European Roots Index
- Online Etymology Dictionary
- Ethnologue
- Linguistic Fieldwork: A Practical Guide --C Bowern
- Wisconsin Englishes
- AltaVista Babel Fish Translation
- Double-Tongued Dictionary
- Urban Dictionary
- Wikipedia: (all the most convenient truths)
- --English main page
- Glottopedia
- Speech Internet Dictionary
- The OWL at Purdue
- --APA Style Guide
- --MLA Style Guide
- Visual Dictionary Online
- The World Atlast of Language Structures Online
- phpSyntaxTree drawer
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