English language -- Etymology
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- 100 words every word lover should know : the 100 words
- 100 words to make you sound smart
- A guide to the Oxford English dictionary : the essential companion and user's guide
- All in a word
- Anonyponymous : the forgotten people behind everyday words
- trueBad English : a history of linguistic aggravation
- Bagels, bumf, & buses : a day in the life of the English language
- Ballyhoo, buckaroo, and spuds : ingenious tales of words and their origins
- Common phrases and where they come from
- trueFounding grammars : how early America's war over words shaped today's language
- Horologicon : a day's jaunt through the lost words of the English language
- How to read a word
- trueInventing English : a portable history of the language
- Keywords in American landscape design
- Let's bring back : the lost language edition : a collection of forgotten-yet-delightful words, phrases, praises, insults, idioms, and literary flourishes from eras past
- trueLoaded words
- Onomatopoeia and word origins, Volume 1
- Origins of the specious : myths and misconceptions of the English language
- trueOur magnificent bastard tongue : the untold history of English
- Phraseology : the definitive compendium : thousands of bizarre origins, unexpected connections, and fascinating facts about English's best expressions
- Primitive speech and English
- Primitive speech and English, Volume 1
- trueReading the OED : one man, one year, 21,730 pages
- trueRed herrings and white elephants : the origins of the phrases we use everyday
- Roots, family histories of familiar words
- trueSpellbound : the surprising origins and astonishing secrets of English spelling
- Studies in words
- Teddy bears, tupperware and sweet Fanny Adams : how the names became the words
- The F-word
- trueThe accidental dictionary : the remarkable twists and turns of English words
- The etymologicon : a circular stroll through the hidden connections of the English language
- The history of the English language
- trueThe language of food : a linguist reads the menu
- The origins of English words : a discursive dictionary of Indo-European roots
- The origins of English words : a discursive dictionary of Indo-European roots
- The painted word : a treasure chest of remarkable words and their origins
- The professor and the madman
- trueThe professor and the madman : a tale of murder, insanity, and the making of the Oxford English dictionary
- trueThe professor and the madman : a tale of murder, insanity, and the making of the Oxford English dictionary
- The ring of words : Tolkien and the Oxford English dictionary
- The secret life of words : English words and their origins
- trueThe secret life of words : how English became English
- trueThe story of English in 100 words
- The unexpected evolution of language : discover the surprising etymology of everyday words
- trueThe weird world of words : a guided tour
- Vocabulary energizers : stories of word origins
- Vocabulary energizers II : stories of word origins
- Word origins and their romantic stories
- Word origins-- : and how we know them
- trueWords to eat by : five foods and the culinary history of the English language
- trueWordslut : a feminist guide to taking back the English language
- trueWritten in stone : a journey through the Stone Age and the origins of modern language
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