Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology
UK Vereinigtes Königreich Großbritannien und Nordirland, Reino Unido de Gran Bretaña e Irlanda del Norte, Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d'Irlande du Nord, Regno Unito di Gran Bretagna e Irlanda del Nord, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Diktionär, Diccionario, Dictionnaire, Dizionario, Dictionary

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ablemedia
Roots of English
Etymological Dictionary
by Prof. Eugene Cotter, Seton Hall University

(E?)(L?) http://www.ablemedia.com/ctcweb/showcase/roots.html
(E?)(L?) http://pirate.shu.edu/~cottereu/rootsof.htm
(E?)(L?) http://artsci.shu.edu/classics/classics/rootsof.htm

Roots of English
An Etymological Dictionary*
by Prof. Eugene Cotter, Seton Hall University

Roots of English is a free software package developed by Dr. Cotter at Seton Hall University. The software was created using Asymetrix's Toolbook, but it is self-contained and packages as a simple, standard Windows Installation program for the PC. (sorry, no Mac version). The software will help you find the Greek and Latin roots of thousands of words in the English language, and the hypertext links make it fast and easy to use. The Dictionary also contains background on the history of English and details on the sources of individual words.

Das "Etymological Dictionary" erhält man anscheinend nur als Download

alphadictionary
Language Dictionaries

(E1)(L1) http://www.alphadictionary.com/langdir.html

Languages Abenaki Afrikaans Ainu Aklanon Alabama Albanian Aleut Algerian Algonquian Amharic Apache Arabic Aramaic Archi Armenian ASL Assyrian Avestan Ayapathu Aymara Azeri Bakweri Balinese Bamwe Bantu Basa Basque Belarusian Bemba Bengali Berber Bicol Bisaya Bobangi Brahui Breton Bukusu Bulgarian Burmese Carib Catalan Catawba Cayuga Cebuano Chamorro Chechen Cherokee Chewa Cheyenne Chinese Chinook Ch'ol Chorti Cispa Coptic Cree Creole Croatian Czech Danish Delaware Dutch Eggon Egyptian Ekegusii Emakua English Eskimo Esperanto Estonian Etruscan Fang Faroese Farsi Fataluku Finnish Flemish Frankish French Frisian Friulian Gaelic Galician Gaulish Gamilaraay Ganda Gbari Georgian German Gevove Gilbertese Gothic Greek Gujarati Guarani Gullah Haida • Hittite Hakka Hawaiian Hausa Hebrew Hiligaynon Hmong Hindi Hungarian Icelandic Igbo Ilongo IndoEuropean Indonesian Ingush Interlingua Irish Ishkashmi Italian Jangshung Japanese Jita Kalanga Kalispel Kamviri Kannada Kapampangan Karayá Karelian Karuk Katcha Kazakh Kerewe Khakas Khmer Khowar Kiga Kinyarwanda • Kirundi Kituba Klallam Klingon Konkani Kongo Korean Koromfé Koyo Kurdish Kyrgyz Lakhota Laotian Latin Latvian Lezghian Lingala Lithuanian Lojban Lozi Luganda Luwian Lycian Lydian Macedonian Malagasy Malay Maliseet Malayalam Maltese Mambwe Manchu Manx Mandinka Maori Mapudungun Marathi Mawu Masaba Mayan Mayangna Miami Miskitu Mixtec Mohawk Mongolian Mpongwe Nahuatl Nande Nanticoke Nauruan Navajo Ndebele Newari Nepalese Nhirrpi Norwegian Nuer Nyamwezi Occitan Ojibwe Olkola Olutec Onondaga Oriya Oscan Oykangand Pahlavi Pakahn Pali Pashto Paumarí Pende Passamaquody Phoenician Phrygian Pidgin Pirahã Polish Popoluca Portuguese Potawatomi Prussian Punjabi Quenya Rapa Nui Rasta Rejang Romanian Romany Roviana Rotuman Russian Saanich Saami Samoan Sanskrit Sardinian Seneca Serbian Seri Sherpa Shi Shona Sign Lang. Sindhi Sinhalese Slovak Slovene Sogdian Sorbian Somali Spanish Sranan Sûdovian Sumerian Swabian Swahili Swedish Tagalog Taiwanese Tamasheq Tahitian Taino Tajik Tamazight Tamil Tarahumara Tarok Tatar Telugu Tetun Thai Thracian Tibetan Tlingit Tocharian Tongan Tsotsil Turkish Turkmen Twi Ukrainian Ulwa Umbrian Üqoi Urdu Uyghur Uzbek Venda Veps Vietnamese Votic Vulcan Wagiman Walloon Warlpiri Welsh Wampanoag Wolof Wyandot Xhosa Yaka Yao Yemba Yiddish Yombe Yoruba Zarma Zoque Zulu • • • •

alphadictionary
Specialty Dictionaries

(E1)(L1) http://www.alphadictionary.com/specialty.html

Specialties Abbreviations Accounting Advertising Agriculture Anthropology Archaeology Architecture Art Astronomy Automobiles Aviation • Baseball Beer Beauty Beverages Biography Biology Botany Business Carpentry • Cattle Chemistry Children Chocolate • Clocks Clothing Coffee Collecting Computing Construction Cooking Crafts Criminology Crosswords Dance Dentistry Dialects Dinosaurs Drinks e-Commerce Economics Education Elections Electronics Energy Engineering Entomology Environment Etymology Film Finance Fish Food Football Forestry Furniture Gambling Games Genealogy Geography Geology Golf Grammar-Style History Horology Horses Humor Hunting Idioms Insurance Internet Investment Jewelry Labor Relations Law Law Enforcement Leather Liquor Library Linguistics Literature Magic Management Marketing Mathematics Measures Media Medicine Metallurgy Meteorology Military Mining Multimedia Music Mythology Names Nationalism Oil & Gas Paleontology Paper Pharmacy Philosophy Photography Physics Politics Printing & Publishing Prison Argot Psychology Quotations Railroads Real Estate Recreation Religion Retailing Rhetoric Rhymes Robotics Safety Sailing & Shipping Science Security Shakespeare Slang Soccer Sociology Space Sports Statistics Tea Telecommunications Terrorism Textiles Theater Tools Trade Transportation Travel • Waste Management Water Weather Wine Witchcraft World Wide Web

angelfire
britwords
British English Dictionary

(E?)(L?) http://www.angelfire.com/mi3/cookarama/britwords.html
Dictionary of British English - from Arabella Figg's Hogwarts Express website

aresearchguide

(E?)(L1) http://www.aresearchguide.com/400language.html
with a lot of language-related links

400 LANGUAGE

400 Language and languages

403 Encyclopedias and dictionaries

411 Acronyms, Abbreviations, Alphabet, Hieroglyphics, Picture writing, Writing, (Emoticons), (Smileys), (Online shorthand), (Computer jargon), (Chat acronyms), (E-mail shorthand), (Writing systems)

414.6 Accents and accentuation

418 Modern languages - Conversations and phrases, Translating and interpreting, (Translation), (Translations), (Machine translating), (Mechanical translating)

419 Sign language, Deaf - Means of communication, Signs and symbols, (Nonverbal communication), (Language and languages)

420.7 English as a second language, (ESL), (English as a foreign language), (EFL), (English for foreigners)

421 English language - Spelling

422 English language - Etymology, (English language - History)

423 English language - Dictionaries, (Dictionary), English language - Synonyms and antonyms, (Synonym), (Antonym), (Thesaurus), (Thesauri), English language - English language - Terms and phrases

425 English language - Grammar, (English grammar)

427 English language - Slang

428 English language - Errors

430 German language

437.947 Yiddish language

439.7 Swedish language

439.8 Danish language, Norwegian language

440 French language

450 Italian language

460 Spanish language

469 Portuguese language

470 Latin language

491.55 Persian language

495.1 Chinese language

495.6 Japanese language

askoxford
Search the Compact Oxford English Dictionary of Current English (online)

(E3)(L1) http://www.askoxford.com/
(E3)(L1) http://www.askoxford.com/dictionaries/compact_oed/

The Compact Oxford English Dictionary of Current English contains 145,000 words, phrases, and definitions.

Die Worterklärungen bieten auch kurze etymologische Hinweise.

B

babylon
Dictionaries and Glossaries

(E?)(L?) http://www.babylon.com/define/

Look up: All
Welcome to Babylon's Free Dictionaries and Glossaries Lookup
Find the translations and explanations you need with Babylon LookUp.
You may either simply type the term you are searching for in the search box above or browse Babylon's rich database of free online dictionaries and glossaries.

Receive comprehensive definitions and translations from over 1.300 glossaries and dictionaries in more than 50 languages.

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C

cambridge
Cambridge Dictionaries Online

(E?)(L?) http://dictionary.cambridge.org/

The Cambridge Dictionaries Online website offers a simple search interface for four dictionaries:

Cambridge International Dictionary of English,

Cambridge Dictionary of American English,

Cambridge International Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs or

Cambridge International Dictionary of Idioms.

Century Dictionary

(E?)(L?) http://216.156.253.178/CENTURY/
on-line implementation - To view the dictionary, which consists of highly-compressed yet high-quality scans with searchable text underlayed, you need to download a small browser plug-in (it's small, free and harmless).

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dict
The DICT Development Group - Dictionary

(E?)(L?) http://www.dict.org/bin/Dict

Search type:
Return Definitions | Match headwords exactly | Match prefixes | Match substring occurring anywhere in a headword | Match suffixes | POSIX 1003.2 (modern) regular expressions | Old (basic) regular expressions | Match using SOUNDEX algorithm | Match headwords within Levenshtein distance one | Match separate words within headwords

Database:
Any | First match | The Collaborative International Dictionary of English v.0.48 | WordNet (r) 2.0 | Moby Thesaurus II by Grady Ward, 1.0 | Elements database 20001107 | Virtual Entity of Relevant Acronyms (Version 1.9, June 2002) | Jargon File (4.3.1, 29 Jun 2001) | The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (27 SEP 03) | Easton's 1897 Bible Dictionary | Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary (late 1800's) | Bouvier's Law Dictionary, Revised 6th Ed (1856) | THE DEVIL'S DICTIONARY ((C)1911 Released April 15 1993) | CIA World Factbook 2002 | U.S. Gazetteer (1990) | U.S. Gazetteer Counties (2000) | U.S. Gazetteer Places (2000) | U.S. Gazetteer Zip Code Tabulation Areas (2000) | Stop default search here. | Africaan-German Freedict dictionary | Africaan-English Freedict Dictionary | English-Arabic Freedict Dictionary | Croatian-English Freedict Dictionary | Czech-English Freedict dictionary | Danish-English Freedict dictionary | German-English Freedict dictionary | German-French Freedict dictionary | German-Italian Freedict dictionary | German-Nederland Freedict dictionary | German-Portugese Freedict dictionary | English-Africaan Freedict Dictionary | English-Arabic FreeDict Dictionary | English-Croatian Freedict Dictionary | English-Czech fdicts/FreeDict Dictionary | English-German Freedict dictionary | English-French Freedict Dictionary | English-Hindi Freedict Dictionary | English-Hungarian Freedict Dictionary | English-Irish Freedict dictionary | English-Italian Freedict dictionary | English-Latin Freedict dictionary | English-Netherlands Freedict dictionary | English-Portugese Freedict dictionary | English-Romanian FreeDict dictionary | English-Russian Freedict dictionary | English-Spanish Freedict dictionary | English-Swahili xFried/FreeDict Dictionary | English-Swedish Freedict dictionary | English-Turkish FreeDict Dictionary | English-Welsh Freedict dictionary | French-German Freedict dictionary | French-English Freedict dictionary | French-Nederlands Freedict dictionary | English-Hindi Freedict Dictionary [reverse index] | Hungarian-English FreeDict Dictionary | Irish-English Freedict dictionary | Italian-German Freedict dictionary | Japanese-German Freedict dictionary | Khasi-German FreeDict Dictionary | Latin-German Freedict dictionary | Latin-English Freedict dictionary | Nederlands-German Freedict dictionary | Nederlands-English Freedict dictionary | Nederlands-French Freedict dictionary | Portugese-German Freedict dictionary | Portugese-English Freedict dictionary | Scottish-German Freedict dictionary | Serbo-Croat-English Freedict dictionary | Slovenian-English Freedict dictionary | Spanish-English Freedict dictionary | Swahili-English xFried/FreeDict Dictionary | Swedish-English Freedict dictionary | Turkish-German Freedict dictionary | Turkish-English Freedict dictionary | English Monolingual Dictionaries | Translating Dictionaries | All Dictionaries (English-Only and Translating) | Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) | The CIA World Factbook (1995)

Erstellt: 2011-06

dict-business-mrhoney
Mr Honey's Business English Dictionary

(E?)(L?) http://dict-business-mrhoney.de/
sampling dictionary
Wörterbuch mit vielen Beispielen

Dictionary (W3)

(E?)(L?) http://www.a-z-dictionaries.com/articles/What_is_a_Lexicon.html#difference between glossary and dictionary
What is the difference between a Glossary and a Dictionary?

(E?)(L?) http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dictionary

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eltweb
English Dictionaries

(E6)(L?) http://www.eltweb.com/liason/Dictionaries/

Abbreviations (2)
Directories (2)
Glossaries (0)
Multilingual (1)

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freesearch
British English Dictionary

(E?)(L?) http://www.freesearch.co.uk/
(E?)(L?) http://www.freesearch.co.uk/dictionary
freesearch is a UK based search destination, offering the best of Web Search, Picture Search and an Online Dictionary.
Searching over 3,151,743,117 web pages

The freesearch online British English dictionary contains around 150,000 terms with examples and related words.
From Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press 2003

G

gutenberg
The Devil's Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce

(E?)(L?) http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/972
(E?)(L?) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Devil%27s_Dictionary

H

hertford
Examining the OED

(E?)(L?) http://oed.hertford.ox.ac.uk/main/component/option,com_mambomap/Itemid,269/

Site map

| About the project | Importance of quotations | Aims and findings | Acknowledgements | About us | Initial results | Outline material | 1150-1899 | 1150-1499 | 1500-1899 | STC 1500-1799 | Top sources | 18th-century | 18c dip | 18c sources | First quotations | FQ 18c sources | FQ% 18c sources | S. Richardson | FQ 1500-1899 | FQ% by century | Fe/male sources | Top female sources | More female sources | 20c female sources | 20c male sources | Literary sources | OED1 | Supplement | Literature and the lexicon? | Lexicographical reservations | Auden | Joyce | OED3 | OED3 quotation sources | Wills and inventories | Online sources | OED3 1150-1499 | OED3 1500-1899 | OED3 1500-1599 | Top female sources | More female sources | Role of quotations | World and Book | World and OED | Counterview | Johnson | Pleasure and instruction | Historical development of word | 'Genealogy of sentiments' | Explaining meaning | Identification and discrimination | Raw material for a dictionary | C. Richardson | Replacing definitions | Extended range | Treasure | OED1 intellectual climate | 19c science | Fossil poetry | Patriotism | Literature and the nation | Language and morality | Language and usage | OED1 source collection | Initial aims | Initial practice | Early progress | Period coverage | Medieval | Early Modern | 18th century | 19th century | 20th century | Reading and readers | Individuals | Furnivall, F. J. | Minor, W. C. | Hall, Fitzedward | Laski, Marghanita | Hall, Roland | Wexler, P. J. | Instructions | Complaints | Issues and problems | Writers and the dictionary | Literary issues | The canon | OED1 | Burchfield's Supplement | Language and literature? | Indexes and inconsistencies | Connotation vs. denotation | Writers and dictionaries | Treasure-house | Auden | Auden and dictionaries | Auden in OED Supplement | Types of source | 18th-century | Reading and recording | Jean Adam | Nae Luck | Misc. Poems | Unrecorded | New words or senses | Antedatings | Postdatings | 18c gap | Early 18c gap | Penelope Aubin | Aubin and OED | Unrecorded | 18c gap | Early 18c gap | Anna Seward | Seward's poetry | Justified neglect? | Unrecorded (poetry) | New words or senses | Antedatings | Postdatings | 18c gap | 18c top-up | Seward's letters | First quotations | Hapax legomena | Seward and OED3 | Women's distinctive vocabulary | Distaff and kitchen | Courtship and marriage | Men and women compared | Culture and society | Historical documents | OED1's compilation | Phil Soc's Proposal | FJF's notebook | List of books 1861 | Müller's advice 1878 | Directions to Readers 1879 | Defining basic words | Spoof slip for radium | Murray's death 1915 | OED1's completion | Periodical 1928 | 1928 banquet | Programme | Speeches | Baldwin | Craigie | Pope | Pember | Conclusion | Seating plan | 1933 Supplement | 1933 lunch | Periodical 1934 | Photos | Herbert Coleridge | Four editors | J. A. H. Murray | Murray's house | Blue plaque | Murray family | Murray and staff | Murray 1915 | Murray's successors | Other editors 1915 | Basket of slips | Old Ashmolean staff | Encaenia 1928 | Craigie aged | 40 Walton Crescent | Supplement staff 1971 | Quotations Room | Burchfield 1972 | Printing Supplement vol. 1 | Supplement staff 1974-6 | Supplement staff 1982 | OED editions | Which edition contains what? | Review of OED3 | How to search OED | Preparation | Author quotations | Author quotations in alphabetical range | First quotations by author | Hapax legomena | Note on Willinsky 1994 | Bibliography | Dictionaries | On OED | By OED editors | 18th-century | Auden | Johnson | C. Richardson | S. Richardson | Other cited works | Unpublished sources | Work in progress | Library | Glossary | Who's who | Bradley, Henry | Burchfield, R. W. | Chapman, R. W. | Coleridge, Herbert | Craigie, W. A. | Furnivall, F. J. | Hall, Fitzedward | Hall, Roland | Laski, Marghanita | Minor, W. C. | Murray, J. A. H. | Murray, K. M. Elisabeth | Onions, C. T. | Sisam, Kenneth | Skeat, W. W. | Trench, R. C. | Wexler, Peter | Wyllie, J. M. | How to cite us | Site history

Erstellt: 2011-01

I

islandnet
Grandiloquent Dictionary
Rare words in the English language

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/dict.htm

This is the result of an ongoing project to collect and distribute the most obscure and rare words in the English language. It also contains a few words which do not have equivalent words in English. At present, the dictionary contains approximately 2700 words, though it is constantly growing.

Following a large number of requests, pronounciations are now being (slowly) added to the listing, although it will be a long time before they are all added.

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/a.htm

| abacinate | abderian | abecedarian | abligurition | ablutophobia | acarophobia | acarophobia | acarophobia | accipitrine | accubation | acerbophobia | acerophobia | achluophobia | acouasm | acousticophobia | acrocephalic | acronycal | acronyx | adelphepothia | adelphirexia | adelphithymia | adhocracy | adoxography | aelurophobia | aeolist | aeroacrophobia | aeromancy | aerophobia | aerophobia | agapetae | agathocacological | agelast | agenhina | agerasia | agiotage | aglet | agoraphobia | agraffe | agrizoophobia | agroof | agyiophobia | ai | aichmophobia | aichmorhabdophobia | aichurophobia | ailuromancy | ailurophobia | albophobia | albuminuriaphobia | alectryomancy | alektorophobia | aleuromancy | algerining | algology | algophobia | alieniloquent | alliaceous | alliumphobia | allodoxaphobia | allotheism | alopeciaphobia | alopecist | alphamegamia | alphitomancy | alterocentric | altiloquent | altitonant | altophobia | alychiphobia | amathophobia | amaxophobia | ambeer | ambiguphobia | ambulomancy | ambulophobia | amentia | amomaxiaphobia | ampherotokous | amphigory | amphigory | amrita | amychophobia | anablepophobia | anacardic | anadipsia | anasarkas | androcracy | androlepsia | androphobia | anemophobia | angelocracy | anginophobia | anililagnia | anklyosis | ankylophobia | anoegenetic | anonymuncle | anopisthographic | anserine | anthomancy | anthophobia | anthracomancy | anthrophobia | anthropoglot | anthropolatry | anthropomancy | anthropopathy | anthropophobia | anthroposcopy | anthropotheism | antiscian | antlophobia | anuptaphobia | anxiolytic | apanthropia | apeirophobia | aphephobia | apikoros | apiophobia | apocatastasis | apodyopsis | apotheosis | apricate | aprosexia | aptronym | aquaphobia | arachibutyrophobia | arachnivorous | arachnophobia | arctophilist | arietate | aristology | aristophren | arithmophobia | armomancy | arrhenophobia | arrhenotokous | arsle | ascian | aspergillum | aspersorium | assanka | astereognosis | asthenic | asthenophobia | astragalomancy | astrapophobia | astrophobia | ataxiophobia | atelophobia | atephobia | atychiphobia | aubade | augury | aulophobia | aureate | aurophobia | austromancy | autodeist | autodidact | autodysomophobia | autohagiographer | autolatry | autology | automysophobia | autotheist | autotonsorialist | autovoxiphillia | aval | avenage | avenage | averruncator | aviatophobia |

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/b.htm

| bacillophobia | bailiwick | baize | balatron | baldric | ballistophobia | balnearii | balnearil | barathrum | barophobia | barophobia | basiphobia | basistasiphobia | basophobia | basorexia | bataphobia | bathophobia | bathysiderodromophobia | batophobia | batrachoid | batrachophagous | batrachophobia | battology | bdellophobia | beaze | beldam | belomancy | belonephobia | bibliomancy | bibliophobia | bibliopolist | bicorne | biometeorology | bitheism | blandiloquent | blatherskite | blatteroon | blattoid | blellum | blennophobia | blepharospasm | bletcherous | blodder | boanthropy | bogyphobia | bombilate | bonnyclabber | borborygmus | botanomancy | botanophobia | bourdon | boustrophedon | bowdlerize | brachiation | brachistichrone | brachycephalic | breve | breviloquent | brevirostrate | brimborion | bromatology | bromidrosiphobia | bronteum | brontide | brontomancy | brontophobia | brump | bruxomania | buccula | buffarilla | bufoniform | burghbote | burladero | butyraceous | byrthynsak | byrthynsak

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/c.htm

| cacestogenous | cacestogenous | cachinnation | cacodaemonomania | cacoethes | cacogen | cacohydrophobia | cacophonophilist | cacophonophilist | cacospectamania | cagamosis | cagophilist | cainophobia | cainotophobia | caitiff | callet | calligyniaphobia | callithumpian | calypso | cameralistics | campanology | cancatervate | cantabank | capernoited | capnomancy | carapace | carcinomatophobia | carcinophobia | carker | carnophobia | carphologia | cartomancy | cartomaniac | casuist | catagelophobia | catapedaphobia | cathartic | cathisophobia | catholicon | catoptomancy | catoptromancy | catoptrophobia | causeuse | ceilidh | ceilidh | cenacle | cenatory | ceneromancy | cenogamy | cephalalgic | cephalomancy | ceraunomancy | cercopithecan | cerebropathophobia | chaetophobia | chafferer | chalcenterous | chankings | charette | Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg | charientism | chavish | cheiloproclitic | cheimaphobia | cheimatophobia | chelonian | cherophobia | chiliad | chiliasm | chionophobia | chirocracy | chirognomy | chiromancy | chirotonsor | chirotony | cholangiocholecystocholedochectomy | choregus | chorophobia | chorophobia | chrematistic | chrematophobia | chrematophobia | chrestomathic | chromatophobia | chromophobia | chromotocracy | chronomancy | chronophobia | chryselephantine | chrysocracy | chrysology | chrysophobia | cibophobia | cingulomania | circumlocution | clapperdudgeon | cleidomancy | cleisiophobia | clepsammia | cleptobiosis | cleptophobia | cleromancy | climacophobia | clinomania | clinophobia | clithrophobia | cloffin | cnidophobia | cnidosiphobia | cockalorum | coenesthesis | coimetrophobia | collieshangie | colporteur | colposinquanonia | comestion | comiconomenclaturist | comprachico | comprivigni | conchologist | conchomancy | concilliabule | concionative | conventicle | coprophagan | coprophagous | coprophobia | coprostasiphobia | coriaceous | coriaceous | corsned | cosherer | cosmolatry | cosmopoietic | costermonger | cotquean | couther | crambazzle | crantara | crapulent | cremnophobia | cremnophobia | creophagous | crepitation | crepuscle | cretaceous | cribble | crithomancy | criticasters | cromnyomancy | croodle | croosle | crose | crosier | crotaline | cruciverbalist | crurophilous | cryophobia | cryptarchy | cucurbitaceous | culacino | culch | cullion | cultrivorous | cummock | cunctipotent | curglaff | curpin | cyesolagnia | cymophobia | cynanthropy | cynocephalous | cynophobia | cyprianophobia | cypridophobia | cypridophobia | cypripareuniaphile | cytology | czarevna

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/d.htm

| dactyliology | dactylion | dactylonomy | daedalian | deasil | decidophobia | decollate | decubitis | defalcation | defecalgesiophobia | defenestrate | deiparous | deipnophobia | deipnosophy | deisidaimonia | deltiologist | dementophobia | demitoilet | demiurge | demonocracy | demonomancy | demonophobia | demophobia | dendrochronology | dendrology | dendrophillia | dendrophobia | dentiloquent | deoppilate | deorsumversion | dephlegmate | dephlogisticate | dermatoglyphics | dermatopathophobia | dermatophobia | deuterogamist | dextrophobia | dextrosinistral | dghaisa | dharna | diabolarchy | diacritics | didaskaleinophobia | didine | dikephobia | dinmont | dinophobia | diophysitic | diplasiasmus | dippoldism | dipsomanophobia | dipsophobia | discophoran | dishabillophobia | dithyramb | ditokous | diurnation | divigate | divitiphobia | doctiloquent | dolabriform | doles | dolichocephalic | dolichprosopic | dolorifuge | domatologist | domatophobia | dommerer | dompteuse | doraphobia | dorsodynia | doytin | drapetomania | dratchell | dringle | drintling | dririmancy | dromophobia | droud | dulocracy | dunnage | dunnage | dunnage | dwaible | dwale | dysania | dysepulotic | dysesthesia | dysmorphophobia | dysnomy | dysphoria | dysteleogist | dystopia | dystychiphobia | dyvors

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/e.htm

| eccedentesiast | ecclesiarchy | ecclesioclastic | ecclesiolatry | ecclesiophobia | ecdysiophile | echinoproctous | ecophobia | ectomorphic | edacious | efter | eidolism | eisegesis | eisoptrophobia | electrophobia | eleutherophillist | eleutherophobia | elurophobia | emacity | emetophobia | empleomania | emunction | encephalasthenia | endomorphic | enetophobia | engastration | enigmatology | enissophobia | enochlophobia | enoptromancy | enoptrophobia | enosiophobia | entheate | entomophobia | entredentolignumologist | eosophobia | ephemeromorph | epincion | episcopicide | epistaxiophobia | eponym | equinophobia | eremikophobia | eremology | eremophobia | eremophobia | ereuthrophobia | ergasophobia | ergophobia | eroteme | erotographophobia | erythrophobia | escutcheon | estafette | estiferous | estivation | estrapade | ethnocracy | ethnomethodology | ethnomusicology | eudemonics | eunomy | euonym | euphobia | eupsychics | eutectic | exclaustration | exennium | eximious | explaterate | exsibilation | exsufflicate | extispex | extispicy

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/f.htm

| famulus | farctate | fashimite | favillous | feaque | feazings | febriphobia | felinophobia | felly | feriae | feriation | ferrule | ferrule | ferrule | festinate | fettler | fewterer | fibriophobia | fideism | fidimplicitary | filiopietistic | filipendulous | filipendulous | fimicoloud | fissilingual | fittie-lan | flavescent | fletcherize | flexiloquent | floccillation | floccinaucinihilipilification | fluctisonant | flyndrig | fomentation | foof | formication | fossick | franion | fremescence | friendorphobia | frisson | fritinancy | frustling | frustraneous | fruzz | fucoid | fudgeon | fulmination | fumifugist | funambulist | fungy | funkify | furfuraceous | furr-ahin | fuscoferuginous | fustilug | fyerk | fysigunkus

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/g.htm

| gaberlunzie | galea | galeanthropy | galeophobia | galeophobia | galligantus | gambrinous | gametophobia | gamomania | gamophobia | gargalesthesia | gastromancy | gatophobia | gaum | geck | gelophobia | geloscopy | genethliacon | genethliacon | geniophobia | genuphobia | geophagy | gephyrophobia | gerasophobia | gerontocomium | gerontocracry | gerontophillia | gerontophobia | geumaphobia | geumatophobia | gigantomachize | gigantomachy | gigmania | girouettism | gliriform | glossophobia | gork | gormandizer | graminivorous | grammaticaster | grandgousier | grapholagnia | graphophobia | graptomancy | gressible | griffonage | grimthorpe | grinagog | groak | gubernator | gubernatrix | gudgeons | guidfather | guttersnipe | gymnogynomania | gymnophobia | gymnophoria | gynarchy | gynecocracy | gynephobia | gynocracy | gynonudomania | gynophobia | gynotikolobomassophilia | gyromancy | gyrovague

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/h.htm

| hadeharia | hagiarchy | hagiocracy | hagiolatry | haingle | hajj | halidom | haliography | halomancy | hamartiologist | hamartithia | hamartophobia | hamiform | hamirostrate | haphephobia | haptephobia | haptodysphoria | harengiform | harpactophage | harpaxophobia | harridan | haruspex | haruspication | haruspicy | hasenpfeffer | havelock | hawsehole | heautontimorumenos | heautontimorumenos | hebephobia | hebesphalmology | hecatomb | hecatompedon | hederaceous | hederate | hednon | hedonophobia | heliolater | heliophobia | heliotropism | Hellenologophobia | hellenomania | helminthophobia | helminthous | hemaphobia | hematomancy | hematophagous | hematophobia | hemeralopia | hemeraphonia | hemophobia | heresyphobia | hermeneutics | herpetiform | herpetophobia | heteropraxy | hibernicism | hierocracy | hierofastidia | hieromachy | hieromancy | hierophobia | hieroscopy | higgler | hippanthropy | hippobosca | hippomancy | hippophobia | hippopotomonstrosesquipedalian | hirci | hircine | hirrient | hirsutophilia | hirsutophilia | hirudinoid | hisbid | hodophobia | homichlophobia | homilophobia | hominist | honorificabilitudinitatibus | hordarian | hormephobia | horology | horripilate | howdah | hoxter | humicubate | humuhumunukunukuapuaa | hyalophobia | hydragyophobia | hydromancy | hydrophobia | hydrophobophobia | hydrophobophobia | hyetophobia | hygrophobia | hygrophobia | hylephobia | hylephobia | hylophobia | hylotheism | hylozoism | hypegiaphobia | hypengyophobia | hyperhedonia | hypermnesia | hyperprosexia | hyperthemalgesia | hypnomancy | hypnophobia | hypnopompic | hypobulia | hypophobia | hyposmia | hypselotimophobia | hypsiphobia

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/i.htm

| iatrapistia | iatrogenic | iatrophobia | ichnography | ichnology | ichnomancy | ichor | ichthyomancy | icker | iconomancy | icthyophobia | idolomancy | ignipotent | illeism | illyngophobia | impecunious | impecunious | inaniloquent | incicurable | incunabula | infracaninophile | interamnian | interfenestration | interfenestration | intrapreneur | iophobia | iophobia | ipsedixitism | irenology | isocracy | isopterophobia | izles

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/j.htm

| jactancy | jactitate | jaculiferous | jarble | jauk | jecoral | jeeter | jejunator | jentacular | jeofail | jerque | jookerie | joola | jowfair | jowter | jubate | jumentous | junta

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/k.htm

| kaffiyeh | kainophobia | kainotophobia | kakidrosiphobia | kakistocracy | kakorrhaphiophobia | kalling | kalogram | kalology | kalopsia | kamalayka | kantele | karao | katagelophobia | kathenotheism | kathisophobia | keb | kebbie | keedug | keelivine | kenophobia | kepi | keraunophobia | keraunoscopia | kerdomeletia | kerf | kevel | kinesipathy | kinesophobia | kirkbuzzer | kiyoodle | klebenleiben | klebenleiben | knissomancy | koimetrophobia | koinoniphobia | koniophobia | kopophobia | korophilia | kosmokrator | krobylos | krukolibidinous | kurveyor | kymatology | kymophobia | kynophobia | kyphophobia | kyphorrhinos | kyphotic

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/l.htm

| labeorphilist | labrose | lachanophobia | lachanophobia | laliophobia | lalochezia | lalophobia | lanigerous | Laodicean | lapidate | lapidicolous | larging | latitudinarian | latrate | latrinalia | latrinology | latrocination | lavacultophilia | leister | lepidophobia | leptorrhinian | lestobiosis | lethologica | leukophobia | levirate | levophobia | lexiconophilist | lexiphanicism | ligyrophobia | lilapsophobia | limacine | limicolous | limnology | limnophobia | linonophobia | lirp | lithomancy | litigaphobia | loganamnosis | logastellus | logocracy | logodaedaly | logogogue | logographer | logomachist | logomachize | logomachy | logomancy | logomaniac | logomaniac | logophile | logophobia | logorrhea | lohock | longanimity | longiloquent | lopadotemachoselachogaleokranioleipsanodrimhypotrimmatosilphioparaomelitokatakechymenokichlepikossyphophattoperisteralektryonoptekephalliokigklopeleiolagoiosiraiobaphetraganopterygon | lorgnette | loupe | lubberland | lucubrator | lustration | lychnobite | lygerastia | lygophobia | lypothymia | lysistrataphobia | lyssophobia | lyssophobia

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/m.htm

| machiaphobia | mackabroin | macrobian | macrologist | macromancy | macron | maculate | maculomancy | magniloquent | maieusiophobia | maieuticophobia | malacissation | malacodermous | malaxophobia | maledicent | maledictaphobia | malophile | malversation | mammothrept | manducable | margaritomancy | mariticide | maritodespotism | maritorious | martext | mastigophobia | mataeotechny | mathemancy | matronolagnia | matutolypea | meacock | mechanophobia | meconomancy | megalophobia | megamalophile | megamalophile | melissophobia | melittology | melliloquent | mellisugent | melolagnia | melophobia | mendaciloquent | mentimutation | merdivorous | merdurinous | merinthophobia | meritocracy | mesocracy | mesomorphic | metallophobia | metapneustic | meteoromancy | meteorophobia | metopomancy | metrocracry | metrophobia | metrophobia | metutials | microlipet | micromancy | microphobia | mimp | minimifidian | misandronist | misapodysis | misarchist | misocapnist | misodoctakleidist | misogamist | misologist | misomaniac | misomath | misoneist | misopedist | misopolemiac | misoscopist | misosophist | misotramontanist | misotyrannist | misoxene | misoxeny | miter | mnemophobia | molendinaceous | molendinaceous | molysomophobia | momiology | monandry | monogenism | monomath | monopathophobia | monophobia | morologist | moromancy | mucopurulent | muleta | multiloquent | multisonous | multivious | muriphobia | museology | musophobia | mutchkin | muzhik | myctophobia | myomancy | myrmecology | myrmecophobia | myrmidon | mysophobia | mysophobia | mystacial | mytacism | mythomane | myxophobia

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/n.htm

| nanophilia | naology | napiform | naprapathy | narcokleptocracy | narcomancy | nasicornous | nassology | natalitious | natatorium | naufragous | naupathia | navicular | neanilagnia | neanimorphism | nearomatria | nebulaphobia | nebulochaotic | necrologist | necromancy | necromimesis | necrophobia | necropoliphobia | necroponent | necyomancy | nelipot | nelophobia | neocracy | neopharmaphobia | neophillia | neophobia | neossology | neoteinia | neoteinic | nepenthe | nepheligenous | nephelophobia | nephophobia | nepiomania | nepotal | nesiote | neuromancer | nexum | nicitate | nidificate | nidor | nidorosity | nikhedonia | nippitatum | noctiphobia | noctivagant | noctivagant | noematachograph | nomancy | nomatophobia | nomiatrist | nomographer | noology | nosism | nosocomephrenia | nosocomology | nosomaniaphobia | nosophobia | nostology | nostomania | nostophobia | novercal | novercaphobia | noyade | nucamentaceous | nuciverous | nucleomitophobia | nudiustertian | nullibiety | nullipara | numerophobia | numismatist | nummamorous | nundinal | nutation | nychthemeron | nyctalopia | nycterent | nyctophobia

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/o.htm

| obdormition | obesophobia | obliviscence | obmutescent | obnubilate | obnubilate | obsolagnium | obstipation | ochlochracy | ochlophobia | ochophobia | octan | oculoplania | odontalgia | odontomancy | odontophobia | odynophobia | oenomancy | oenophlygia | oenophobia | oikology | oikomania | oikonisus | oikophobia | oinomancy | oinophobia | olecranon | olfactphobia | oligarchy | oligophagous | oligophrenic | oligotokous | ombibulus | ombrometer | ombrophilous | ombrophobia | ombrosalgia | ommatophobia | omniana | omnierudite | omniloquent | omophagist | omoplatoscopy | omphacine | omphalomancy | omphalophobia | omphalopsychite | onamatophobia | oneirocritic | oneiromancy | oneirophobia | onimancy | oniomania | onomancy | ontology | onychomancy | onychophagy | oologist | oomancy | ophidiophobia | ophiomancy | ophiophagous | ophiophagy | ophiophobia | ophthalmophobia | opsablepsia | opsimath | opsimathiphobia | opsimatria | opsipatria | opsiproligery | opsomaniac | opsophagy | optophobia | orant | orcheotomy | orchidectomy | ornithomancy | ornithophobia | ornithoscelidaphilia | ornithoscelidaphobia | orology | orthophobia | orthopter | orthpolitiphobia | orthpraxy | oryctomancy | oryzivorous | osculant | osculaphobia | osmidrosiphobia | osmology | osmophilia | osmophobia | osphresiophobia | ossomancy | osteomancy | ostraconophobia | ostreophobia | otolaryngologist | otology | oubliette | ouranomancy | ouranophobia | outfangtheft | ovine | ovivorous | oxter | oxyacanthous | oxyesthesia | oxygeusia | oxyosphresia | oxythymous | ozostomia

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/p.htm

| paedarchy | paedocracy | pagophagia | pagophagia | pagophobia | paleography | paleozoology | pancratic | pandiculation | pantagamy | pantaphobia | pantomancer | pantophobia | papaphobia | paparchy | papyrocracy | papyrophobia | parabolanus | paralian | paralipophobia | paramnesia | paranymph | parapraxis | parasitophobia | paraskevidekatriaphobia | parateresiomania | parergon | parisologist | parorexia | parosmia | parousiamania | parrhesiastic | parsonarchy | partheniad | parthenolagnia | parthenolatry | parthenophobia | pasilaly | passalorynchite | passulation | pataphysics | patavinity | pathenophillia | pathenophobia | pathophobia | patroiophobia | pauciloquent | paxophobia | peccatiphobia | peckerwood | pecunious | pedantrocracy | pediatricophobia | pediculophobia | pediophobia | pediophobia | pedipulate | pedotrophy | pegomancy | peladophobia | pelargic | pelology | peniaphobia | penotherapy | penphobia | pentapopemptic | pentheraphobia | perendinate | perfuncturate | periblebsis | periclitate | peripatetic | periphrastic | perissopedics | peristerophilist | peristerophily | peristerophobia | pernoctation | pernoctator | pervulgate | pessomancy | phagomania | phagophobia | phalacrophobia | phalacrophobia | phanerolagniast | phaneromania | pharmacophobia | pharology | phasmophobia | phengophobia | phigerophobia | philalethist | philandrist | philatelist | philemaphobia | philematophobia | philiater | phillumenist | philocalist | philodespot | philodox | philogeant | philographer | philogynist | philologist | philomath | philomythist | philoneist | philonoist | philophobia | philopolemicist | philoprogeneity | philosophaster | philosophobia | philosophunculist | philotherian | philoxenist | philtrum | phobologophobia | phobophobia | phonophobia | photoaugiaphobia | photophobia | phrenology | phronemophobia | phrontifugic | phrontistery | phthiriophobia | phthirophagous | phthisiophobia | phylactery | phyllomancy | physiognomancy | physitheism | physitism | phytivorous | pica | Pickelhaube | pilcrow | pillion | pillion | pilosism | pilpul | pintle | piobalreachd | piscatology | pismirism | placophobia | plangent | plangonologist | planiloquent | planomania | plastron | platyopic | pleionosis | pleniloquent | plenilune | plousiocracy | plumassier | plutarchy | plutocracy | plutocrat | plutolatry | plutomania | pluviophobia | pneumatophobia | pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis | pnigophobia | podoscaph | pogonophobia | poikilothermal | poikilothermal | poinephobia | polemology | politicaster | politicophobia | pollarchy | poltophagy | polyandry | polyapopemptic | polygyny | polylogize | polyloquent | polymath | polyphage | polyphloisboian | polyphobia | polytheism | pomology | ponerologist | ponophobia | porphyrophobia | posology | posthetomist | potamophobia | potophobia | poulaine | preantepenultimate | precibal | prelapsarian | presbycusis | presbyopia | prescient | preterist | preterition | preterpluperfect | proboscidiform | procrescophobia | proficuous | prognathous | propinquiphobia | prosophobia | prosopography | prosopolepsy | prosopolethy | psaphonic | psellism | psellismophobia | psephology | psephomancy | pseudandry | pseudoantidisestablishmentarianism | pseudogyny | pseudomancy | psilanthropism | psilanthropy | psithurism | psithurism | psychomancy | psychophobia | psychrophobia | pteridology | pteronophobia | pterylology | ptochocracy | puellaphillist | pulicose | pygalgia | pyknic | pyosis | pyrexiophobia | pyrgology | pyriform | pyrography | pyromancy | pyrophobia | pyrrhonist | pysmatic | pythogenic | pyx

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/q.htm

| qasida | qiviut | quadragenerian | quadrel | quadrifid | quadrigamist | quadriliteral | quadrumane | quaestuary | qualtagh | quartan | quasihemidemisemiquaver | quatrayle | quean | quean | quercine | quiddler | quidnunc | quinquagesimal | quinquepartite | quisquilian | quodlibertarian | quodlibet | quoin | quomodocunquize | quotidian

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/r.htm

| radiophobia | raith | rampasture | rasorial | reasty | recrudescence | rectalgia | rectigrade | rectiphobia | rectirostal | rectopathic | recumbentibus | recuse | redactophobia | redhibition | redubber | reest | regiphobia | rehibition | remiped | remontado | remplissage | renidification | resipiscent | resistentialism | rhabdomancy | rhabdophobia | rhabdophobia | rhabdophobia | rhadamanthine | rhapsodomancy | rhinophonia | rhombicosidodecahedron | rhypophobia | rhytiphobia | rhytiscopia | rixatrix | roil | roorback | rosacea | rouleau | rubedinous | ructation | ruderal | rugulose | rumbelow | rumbelow | rumbelow | runcation | rupestrian | rupicoline | rupophobia | rurigenous | rustication

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/s.htm

| sabbulonarium | salutatorian | sanctiloquent | sanguinivorous | sanguivorous | saponaceous | saponaceous | saprogenic | saprophagous | saprophilous | saprostomous | saraad | sarcle | sarcophagic | sarculation | sardanapalian | sarmassophobia | sartorial | sarwan | satanophany | satrapess | saturnalian | saulie | saxatile | saxify | scacchic | scaldabanco | scapulimancy | scarpology | scatology | scatomancy | scatophagous | scatophobia | scelerophobia | schadenfreude | schematomancy | schizocarp | schoenobatist | scholaptitude | schwa | sciamachy | sciamachy | sciaphobia | sciapodous | scintillation | sciolist | sciomancy | sciophobia | scobiform | scoleciphobia | scolecophagous | scolionophobia | scopolagnia | scotch | scotomaphobia | scotophobia | scriptophobia | scutiferous | scutiferous | sebaceous | secundogeniture | secundogeniture | selachostomous | selacophobia | selaphobia | selenocentric | selenography | selenomancy | selenophobia | self-agglandize | senectitude | sepicolous | septemplicate | septimanarian | septophobia | sermocination | sesquialteral | sgiomlaireached | sgriob | shaconian | shakos | shapka | shistaceous | shoat | shurocracy | sialagogue | sialoquent | siderodromophobia | sideromancy | sideromancy | siderophobia | siffilate | siffleur | sigillate | silential | silentium | simphobia | sinistrophobia | sitiophobia | skiaphobia | skirl | skookum | skoptsy | slavocracy | sloken | sloyd | slubberdegullion | smaragdine | smatchet | smellfungus | snarf | snarf | snath | snead | snipsnapsnorum | snoach | snollygosters | snood | snup | snurl | snurt | snuzzle | soceraphobia | sociophobia | sodality | solfeggio | solivagant | solleret | somatology | somnifugous | somniloquent | sophist | sophophobia | sophophobia | sophrosyne | sorbile | sorocide | sororate | soterial | soteriology | spaneria | spanogyny | sparge | spargefaction | spartle | spasmatomancy | spatilomancy | spatulamancy | spectocloacaphobia | spectroheliokinematograph | spectrophobia | sphallolalia | spheksophobia | spheromancy | sphragistics | sphygmomanometer | spiculate | spilikins | spindrift | splanchnology | spodogenous | spodomancy | sprag | squamous | squamulose | squirearchy | stagiary | stagnicolous | stalko | stasibasiphobia | stasiphobia | staurolatry | staurophobia | steatopygic | stellionate | stenophobia | stentorian | stentorophonic | stercoricolous | sterculius | stereognosis | sternutation | sternutatory | sterquilinous | stertorous | stichomancy | stigmeology | storiology | stratephrenia | stratocracy | stridulation | strikhedonia | strumpetocracy | struthious | stultiloquent | stygiophobia | suaviloquent | suggilated | suoid | supernaculum | suppedaneum | surfeitigo | suriphobia | sutler | swarf | swinophobia | sycomancy | symmetrophobia | symposiarch | syndyasmia | syngenesophobia

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/t.htm

| tachophobia | tachydidactic | tachydidaxy | tachygraphy | tachyphagia | tachyphrasia | taeniophobia | talaria | taligrade | tallith | tam-o-shanter | tanquam | taphephillia | taphephobia | taphephobia | tapinophobia | tarantism | tartarology | tath | tatterdemalion | taurophobia | technocracy | technophobia | tegestologist | teleophobia | telmatology | temerity | teniophobia | teratophobia | teratophobia | terebration | termagant | tessaraglot | textophobia | thaasophobia | thalassophobia | thanatophobia | thanatopsis | thaumatology | theandric | theanthropism | theanthropist | theanthropos | theanthropy | thearchy | thelyotokous | theochristic | theocracy | theocrasy | theodemocracy | theogamy | theoktony | theologaster | theologicophobia | theologoumenon | theomachy | theomancy | theomania | theomastix | theomicrist | theomorphic | theonomy | theophagy | theophany | theophilanthropist | theophobia | theophobia | theopneusty | therianthropic | theriolater | theriolatry | theriomancy | thermophobia | thixophobia | thole | threpterophilia | thrioboly | thrip | thurible | thurification | thygatrilagnia | tibialoconcupiscent | timbromaniac | timmynoggy | timocracy | tirocinium | tocology | tocophobia | toggy | tolutiloquent | tomalley | tomecide | tomentose | tomophobia | tonitrous | tonitruone | tonitruphobia | topomancy | toponymics | topophobia | topophobia | torschlusspanik | tortfeaser | toxicophobia | toxiphobia | traumatophobia | tregetour | tremophobia | trichinophobia | trichology | trichopathophobia | trichophobia | trichotillomania | tricorne | triskaidekaphobia | tritavia | tritavus | tritheism | triturate | trochilidist | trochomancy | tropoclastics | tropophobia | trullization | truttaceous | trypanophobia | tsiology | tubicination | turistaphobia | turistaphobia | tychopotamic | tycolosis | tyg | typhlology | typp | tyrannophobia | tyromancy

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/u.htm

| uloid | ulotrichous | ultimogeniture | ultracrepidarian | ultracrepidarianism | ultroneous | unasinous | undecillion | undigenous | undinism | unigravida | uranomancy | uranomania | uranophobia | urbicolous | uredinology | uredinology | uredophobia | urimancy | urophobia | urticariaphobia | urticate | urticate | ustulate | usufruct | utlesse | uvate | uxoricide | uxorious | uxorodespotic

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/v.htm

| vaccinophobia | valetudinarian | valgus | vaniloquent | vapulate | vastation | vaticide | vauntie | veneniferous | ventripotent | venustaphobia | verbigerate | verbivore | verbophobia | veriloquent | vermiform | vermiphobia | vernalagnia | vernorexia | vespertillian | vespertine | vespine | vesthibitionism | vestiphobia | vexillologist | vexillology | viaticum | viaticum | vibratiunculation | vibrissae | viciniphobia | vigesimation | vilipend | viraginity | virgivitiphobia | virgulate | virvestitism | vitricophobia | vittate | voidee | volower | voraginous

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/w.htm

| waggoner | wanweird | wapperjawed | warison | wegotism | wheeple | whiddin | wimple | winx | wittol | witzchoura | witzelsucht | wlatsome | wommacky | wuntee

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/x.htm

| xanthippe | xanthochroid | xanthous | xenarthral | xeniatrophobia | xenium | xenobombulate | xenodochiophobia | xenodochium | xenomancy | xenonosocomiophobia | xerophagy | xerophilous | xerophobia | xertz | ximelolagnia | ximelolagnia | xiphoid | xylology | xylomancy | xylophagous | xylophobia | xylopolist | xyresic

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/y.htm

| yashmak | yataghan | yaud

(E?)(L?) http://www.islandnet.com/~egbird/dict/z.htm

| zarf | zeitgeist | zelophobia | zenzizenzizenzic | zills | zizith | zoanthropy | zob | zoonosis | zoophobia | zori | zucchetto | zygodactyl | zymology | zythepsary

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Die Übersetzungen enthalten umfangreiche Vokabelerläuterungen, Definitionen, Beispielsätzen, Idiomen, Wortbestimmungen, Synonymsuche, Morphologie (Lehre über die Wörter und ihre Struktur).

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"LEO" ist eine Reminiszenz an den bayrischen Löwen, und deutet die Münchner Heimat des Online-Portals an. Seit den Ursprüngen 1992 hat sich das Angebot mehrmals verlagert. Heute liegt der Schwerpunkt eindeutig im Übersetzungsbereich, der neben den Wörterbüchern selbst Vokabeltrainer und Foren umfasst.
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There's a good article in the NY Times about some of the new words that have made it into the recently revised Shorter OED.

Some cultural words:
text (as a verb)
wannabe
Prozac
body mass index
As well as the Star Trek/Star Wars references:
Jedi Knights
Force
warp drive
mind-meld
Luke Skywalker
And some words from the news:
Falun Gong
Taliban

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Das "Newsletter archive" enthält interessante Beiträge seit Januar 1995:

Introducing the OED Archivist: The new OED Archivist relects on her first year at OUP (Beverley Hunt, December 2004)
Life as a library researcher: An insight into this crucial aspect of the OED's work (Brigid Allen, September 2004)
19 April 2004: a day in the life of the OED: A snapshot of the OED revision project
Words of choice: a selection of words with unusual origins: 'Hobbit', 'gossip', 'dunce': some interesting etymologies (John Simpson, December 2003)
Exotic words in the OED: The OED's treatment of words of non-European origin (Sarah Ogilvie and Joanna Tulloch, September 2003)
OED: 75 years and more: A brief history of the OED (Peter Gilliver, June 2003)
Lex in the City: reflections on a year in the North American Editorial Unit: The work of two new American editors based in New York (Madeline McDonnell and Abigail Zitin, March 2003)
J. R. R. Tolkien and the OED: Waggle to warlock: Tolkien's contribution to the OED (Peter Gilliver, June 2002)
‘Doh!’ before Homer: the Appeals list and the process of continuous revision: How the OED is able to incorporate readers' contributions even after a revised entry has been published (Juliet Field, March 2002)
Varieties of English: World English and the OED: The task of increasing the OED's coverage of vocabulary from the major varieties of world English (Jennie Price, June 2001)
Some recent OED releases: a tale of two treats: The OED's treatment of marzipan and marchpane in the light of new evidence (Peter Gilliver, March 2001)
The OED and its cousins: A comparison of the progress of the OED with other historical dictionaries (Edmund Weiner, December 2000)

September 2004: Editorial | Life as a library researcher | Court in controversy | Project news | Appeals | Interesting antedatings | Quotable quotes | R. W. Burchfield 1923-2004
June 2004: Editorial | 19 April 2004: a day in the life of the OED | Appeals | Interesting antedatings | Quotable quotes
March 2004: Editorial | Pinning them down | Where in the multiverse...? | Sheep might fly | Appeals | Interesting antedatings | Quotable quotes
December 2003: Editorial | The OED's Artist in Residence | Words of choice | Appeals | Interesting antedatings | Quotable quotes
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March 2002: Editorial | The process of continuous revision | Charles Kingsley in the OED | Special characters | Appeals | Interesting antedatings | Quotable quotes
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January 1998: Editorial | Quotable quotes | News from the OED Archives | Dash and squash | Appeals list | Additions series, vol. 3
July 1997: Editorial | 1993-1997 | Revising etymologies | OED on CD-ROM | Appeals list
January 1997: Editorial | Algonquin Round Table | Dictionary of Caribbean English Usage | Appeals list
June 1996: Editorial | Working in the Dictionary Department | Vissernet | Reading Programme | Appeals list
January 1996: Editorial | Competition | Reading Programme | Historical corpus | Appeals list
June 1995: Editorial | 'A poet doomed at last to wake a lexicographer' | Light reading | Competition | Information request | Appeals list | Publications | Historical Reading Programme | The Dictionary of South African English
January 1995: Editorial | A call for research materials | An approach to revising quotations | Background | New staff | Early Modern English Materials | OED Additions Series

Appeals list:
The list given below contains words and phrases which have appeared in the OED News "Appeals Lists" since 1995. Items marked with an asterisk appear in the most recent issue of OED News.
Words or phrases which appear on the "Appeals List" are those currently being drafted or revised for the Oxford English Dictionary for which the documentary evidence is incomplete. Often these are slang or colloquial items which cannot be researched in specialist texts and are most likely to be turned up by a general reader in popular or non-specialized literature.
Usually the appeal is for an earlier example than our current earliest (e.g. "antedate 1970" for a word for which our earliest example comes from 1970), but sometimes the appeal is for an interdating where there is a large gap in the OED's quotation evidence (e.g. "interdate 1589-1910"). Occasionally we ask for a postdating (e.g. "postdate 1875"), if an editor feels that an item being revised is still current but has failed to find any recent examples through the usual avenues of research.
If you can help with any of these appeals, please send information to oed3@oup.com.

arsey adj. (irritable, arrogant): antedate 1989
acidy adj. (resembling acid; sharp, vinegary): antedate 1970 (now antedated to 1887)
afferently adv.: antedate 1968 (now antedated to 1923)
alkalimetrically adv.: postdate 1924
all mouth and no trousers: antedate 1993 (now antedated to 1987)
all mouth and trousers: antedate 1966
there is a rotten/bad apple in every barrel: antedate 1971
arith. n. and adj. = arithmetic(al): interdate 1922-1983; any exx. of = arithmetical (now interdated; antedate 1911)
arse about face (topsy turvy) (adv. or adj. phr.): antedate 1990 (now antedated to 1946)
artily adv.: antedate 1961
ash v. trans. (flick ash from (a cigarette)): antedate 1939 (now antedated to 1930)
as if! (incredulous int.): interdate 1902-1981
asteroid field: antedate 1980 (now antedated to 1947)
astringe v. intr. (bind, constrict): post-18th-century evidence required (interdate 1759-1982)
astrophysically adv.: antedate 1968 (now antedated to 1923)
asynchronously adv.: antedate 1968 (now antedated to 1892)
attack is the best form of defence: antedate 1930 (interdate 1799-1914)
authority figure: antedate 1954 (now antedated to 1948)
awardee: antedate 1958 (now antedated to 1943)
baby blues = (blue) eyes: antedate 1972 (now antedated to 1943)
baby shower (U.S.): antedate 1967 (now antedated to 1937)
bachelor pad: antedate 1976 (now antedated to 1963)
back issue (of periodical): antedate 1975 (now antedated to 1868)
backie n. (Children's slang, = a lift on one's back, a lift on the back of one's bicycle): any written evidence of N & SE English children's usage.
back-to-back, adv. phr. (of parallel testing of two or more comparable items, esp. cars): antedate 1983 (now antedated to 1979)
my bad int. (my fault): antedate 1987 (now antedated to 1986)
baku (Japanese mythical eater of dreams): antedate 1902, interdate 1902-87
batter v. (to beg): postdate 1935 (postdate 1917, intransitive) (postdate 1937, transitive)
bawheid n. (Scottish: a person with a round face, a fool): antedate 1985
Beantowner n. (person from Boston): antedate 1961 (now antedated to 1915)
to bear in with (Naut. to approach): postdate 1607 (in contextual use) (postdate 1686, contextual)
to be in with a chance: antedate 1982, as in ‘to be in [etc.]’ (now antedated to 1929, as ‘to fall in [etc.]’)
to have been (to have been to the toilet, e.g. ‘Have you been?’; ‘Go to the toilet!’ ‘I've been’): any evidence (examples of 1959 and 1958 added; earlier and later still needed)
been there, done that: antedate 1991 (now antedated to 1983)
bee-stung adj. (of a woman's lips): antedate 1953 (now antedated to 1858)
Belle Epoque (turn-of-century France): antedate 1960 (now antedated to 1950)
Bellini (peach & champagne cocktail): antedate 1965
bender n. (homosexual): antedate 1972
be there for: antedate 1988 (now antedated to 1936)
bicameralism n.: antedate 1966 (now antedated to 1906)
big girl's blouse: antedate 1983 (now antedated to 1969)
bike v. trans. (to deliver, or arrange for delivery, by (motor)cycle courier): antedate 1990 (now antedated to 1987)
bitch-slap n. or v.: antedate 1991 (noun now antedated to 1987; verb still needs antedating for 1991)
blank v.: (also blanked ppl. adj.) (= ignored, ostracized) antedate 1977
bleatingly adv.: antedate 1986 (now antedated to 1922)
bn. (written abbrev. of ‘billion’): antedate 1974
bodice-ripper n. (explicit romantic novel): antedate 1981 (now antedated to 1980)
bookable adj. (Football: e.g. ‘bookable offence’): antedate 1982 (now antedated to 1975)
bouncy castle: antedate 1986
box standard (in standard manufactured form; basic, or unmodified. Apparently orig. applied to motorcycles, possibly from 1950s): antedate 1983
boyf (boyfriend): antedate 1993 (now antedated to 1990)
brief (n.: barrister, lawyer): antedate 1970 (now antedated to 1935)
brights (n.: headlights on full beam): antedate 1961
cane (it) v. (to take lots of drink/drugs): antedate 1993
caned ppl. adj. (drunk, drugged): antedate 1994 (now antedated to 1992)
cark (it) v. (to die): antedate 1977, and any British evidence
cat in the meal-tub: antedate 1849; any 20th century evidence (now antedated to 1839) antedate 1839; any 20th century evidence
chance is/was a fine thing: postdate 1950 (now postdated; antedate 1912)
chance would be a fine thing: antedate 1981 (now antedated to 1969)
chip van (n.): antedate 1953
chuffing adj. (e.g. a ‘chuffing train’): antedate 1920
chuffing n. (e.g. ‘the chuffing of the train’): antedate 1984 (now antedated to 1948)
clean sheet (an instance of no goals being scored in a match): antedate 1962 (now antedated to 1931)
constipatedly (adv.): antedate 1961 control freakery antedate 1990
curvy adj. (of woman or woman's figure): antedate 1961 (now antedated to 1958)
dead leg: (noun: numb leg, esp. as a result of a kick etc.) antedate 1987
deadleg (verb: give someone a dead leg): antedate 1972
do someone's head in (confuse, annoy, etc.): antedate 1989
D'oh!, Doh! (Expression of frustration used when a person has done something stupid; popularized by Homer Simpson): antedate 1993 (now antedated to 1945)
donkey (n.: (S. Afr.) primitive water-heating device): antedate 1997
donor fatigue: antedate 1984 (now antedated to 1973)
don't call us .. (we'll call you) (phr.): antedate 1987, or any exx. in print (now antedated to 1959; variants also accepted (e.g. with ‘ring’))
dowager's hump: antedate 1970 (now antedated to 1927)
driven adj. (as by ambition, urgency etc.): antedate 1932
easy peasy: antedate 1976
editrix: antedate 1845
fabbo: adj. antedate 1984
fabby: adj. antedate 1971
face (phr. out of / off one's face, = drunk/drugged): pre-1972 and 1972-90 exx. required antedate 1972
fanny about or around: antedate 1971
felch v.: antedate 1972
felching vbl. n.: antedate 1991 (now antedated to 1989)
fell off (the back of) a lorry/truck: antedate 1973 (now antedated to 1968)
Fred Nerk (imaginary person): any evidence (exx. of Fred Nerk are no longer required; nerk has been dated to 1955)
the full monty: antedate 1985
full-on adj. and adv. (all-out, unrestrained): pre-1985 evidence in context (antedated to 1970 contextually, and to 1893 in glossaries)
gaffer tape: antedate 1986 (for gaffer tape); antedate 1977 (for gaffer's tape)
gay (stupid; ‘lame’): antedate 1978
get one's head (a)round (comprehend, master): interdate 1922-81
get real!: any pre-1987 non-glossarial evidence (antedated to 1980 contextually)
to give someone one (= sex): antedate 1984 (now antedated to 1973)
glatt kosher: antedate 1973 (now antedated to 1970)
to go off on one (launch into a tirade): antedate 1993
grandkid: antedate 1948 (now antedated to 1913)
granny-sit v.: antedate 1979
granny-sitting n.: antedate 1985 (now antedated to 1980)
happy-clappy n. and adj. (of evangelical Christians): antedate 1990
history (in phr.‘the rest is history’): antedate 1976 (now antedated to 1970)
history (as in ‘you're history’): antedate 1983 (now antedated to 1980)
*hoodie n. (a hooded jacket, sweatshirt, or other garment): antedate 1990
Hungarian (attrib., in Computing): antedate 1986
jigger v. trans. (to adjust (figures, etc), to tamper with): antedate 1976 (now antedated to 1961, and 1958 in intrans. use)
joined-up writing/handwriting: antedate 1983
jus (sauce or gravy, in English context): antedate 1965 (now antedated to 1889)
kebab van (n.): antedate 1990
keyboarder n. (a person who enters data into a computer): antedate 1971 (now antedated to 1954)
kinkily adv.: antedate 1964
kit (clothing; esp. in ‘to get one's kit off’, to strip): antedate 1985
labourism, (U.S.) laborism n. (in general use, an outlook emphasizing workers' solidarity): antedate 1976
lance the boil (fig. use only): antedate 1993 (now antedated to 1960)
laybacking n. (Mountaineering): antedate 1955
leeriness n.: antedate 1976 (now antedated to 1968)
libidinally adv.: antedate 1967 (now antedated to 1923)
listen up v. (freq. imperative, = pay attention): antedate 1970
literately adv.: antedate 1978 (now antedated to 1954)
lumber n. (esp. Scottish, = a casual pick-up, a date): antedate 1966
machinable adj. (capable of being processed by machine): antedate 1960 (now antedated to 1957)
made up (Liverpool, = happy): antedate 1980
madreporian adj. and n.: any evidence 1883 found for adj. later examples of adj., and any examples of the noun still needed
mailer n. (= catalogue/brochure sent by post): antedate 1958
ma mie (= my dear): postdate 1901 (now postdated to 1933)
mannerlessness n.: antedate 1947
manpower v. (to provide or run (a business, project, factory, etc.) with human labour): antedate 1991 (now antedated to 1950)
manual adj. (of the gearbox/transmission of a car): antedate 1962 (now antedated to 1926)
mare n. (colloq., = nightmare, bad experience): antedate 1996 (now antedated to 1994)
market-ripe (regional, = ready for marriage): postdate 1891 (now postdated to 1996; interdate 1891 and 1996)
massy adj. (Physics: not massless): 1961 or earlier (now antedated to 1718)
maternalistic adj.: antedate 1974 (now antedated to 1935)
medicable adj.: postdate 1919 (sense 2 now postdated to 1996 and extended use added; sense 1 needs 1919 postdated)
mediocrely: antedate 1987 (now antedated to 1982)
megalitre: antedate 1971
megiston n. (a very large number): antedate 1966 and postdate 1972 (now antedated to 1950, postdated to 1992)
Memphian adj. (of or relating to Memphis, Tennessee): postdate 1861 (now postdated to 1995; interdating 1861-1987 now needed)
mendacious adj.: any 18th century example (18th century examples now added)
mendacity adj.: any 18th century example
men in black (people believed to visit those who claim to have had an alien encounter): antedate 1986 (now antedated to 1963)
mess up (beat up; sustain or cause injury to): antedate 1982 (non-glossarial) (now antedated to 1915)
M/F, m/f (abbrev. male/female): antedate 1976
miaow n. (cry of a cat): antedate 1840
miaow v. (of a cat: to cry): antedate 1963 (now antedated to 1632)
microfine adj.: antedate 1961 (now antedated to 1959)
midhusband n.: antedate 1984
mile n. (in phr.: to go the extra mile): antedate 1957 (now antedated to 1907) also variant phr. to go the second mile antedate 1922
milk drink: antedate 1935 (now antedated to 1863)
milk stout: antedate 1942 (now antedated to 1936)
the mind boggles: antedate 1942 (now antedated to 1899)
mind-boggling: antedate 1964 (now antedated to 1955)
great minds think alike: antedate 1873 (now antedated to 1755) (interdate 1755-1873)
mine n. (my place, house): antedate 1997 (now antedated to a1825
minority n. (member of minority group): antedate 1976 (now antedated to 1951)
minted a. (rich): antedate 1995
minus v. (to subtract): antedate 1984 (now antedated to c1966)
mirror ball (in dance-hall, etc.): antedate 1978 (now antedated to 1888)
mirror globe (= mirror ball): antedate 1965 (now antedated to 1839)
miscarry v., trans. use (to miscarry a baby, fetus, etc.): antedate 1979 (now antedated to 1872)
miscarried ppl. adj. (of a fetus): antedate 1981 (now antedated to 1961)
misconnection (any sense): interdate 1784-1951 (now interdated)
mishit adj. (ball, etc.): antedate 1978 (now antedated to 1976)
misorder (to make a mistake in ordering merchandise, etc.): antedate 1988 (also 1985 as a noun) (verb now antedated to 1962; exx. of noun still needed)
misplace (to lose, mislay): antedate 1989 (now antedated to 1878)
mission statement: antedate 1979 (now antedated to 1967)
mississippi-table: postdate 1801
mistruth n.: antedate 1959 (now antedated to 1944)
moiré fringe: antedate 1956
moiré pattern: antedate 1950 (now antedated to 1949)
monetarily adv.: antedate 1968, but in Funk's Stand. Dict. 1895 (now antedated to 1869)
monkishly adv.: antedate 1981, but in 1934 Webster (now antedated to a1722)
monocleid adj. (locked with a single key): postdate 1870 (also as a noun) (now postdated to 1891)
monopolizing, -ising adj.: postdate 1891 (now postdated to 2000)
mood (be/get in a mood with someone, etc.): any evidence
moon-box (theatre - device to produce representation of the moon): any evidence (now postdated to 2002)
moony, moonie (act of exposing the buttocks): antedate 1990
moose milk (Canad., = alcoholic drinks): antedate 1957 (now antedated to 1926, as 'wild moose milk')
mop bucket: antedate 1941 (now antedated to 1933)
more adj. (followed by a singular count-noun in non-standard grammatical use, e.g. ‘Get more car for your money’): antedate 1950, or any example
mouth almighty: any evidence (antedated to 1875, and perh. to c1837; already have glossarial example 1864)
movie mogul: antedate 1973 (antedated to 1916)
much maligned: antedate 1932 (antedated to 1846)
mucky pup (noun: dirty child): antedate 1984
muggins (card game): any information (now have evidence 1855-1994)
mukluk telegraph (word of mouth): antedate 1945, postdate 1966 (now postdated to 2000) postdate 1966 (for mukluk wireless)
multiplicatively: antedate 1914 (appears 1895 in dicts.)
mumpishly adv. (glumly, sulkily): any examples (1990 Google Usenet example found)
murder v. trans. (of an item of food or drink): antedate 1980 (now antedated to 1935)
I could murder a (curry, pint, etc.): antedate 1986 (now antedated to 1973)
Murphy's law: antedate 1956 (now antedated to 1955)
mushy peas: antedate 1981 (now antedated to 1975)
musical statues: antedate 1955
nails adj. (= hard as nails; as ‘he's nails’): any evidence
na-na-na/nyah-nyah (etc.) (derisive taunt): any evidence (esp. Brit.) (now coverage 1986-1996)
(that which is) naught (or nought) is never in danger (proverb): postdate 1889
national heritage: antedate 1941 (now antedated to 1840)
nave plate (hubcap): antedate 1962
Nazi adj./n. (in general use, = authoritarian): antedate 1989 (now antedated to 1982)
N.B. (North Britain or North British): postdate 1930 (now postdated to 1969)
nerve storm n. (nervous frenzy): antedate 1876 (now antedated to 1874)
nether regions (colloq./euphem., the buttocks or genitals): antedate 1973 (now antedated to 1952)
net tracery (Archit.): interdate 1896-1993
never-heard (adjective; as distinct from never-heard-of): antedate 1989
New Year('s) resolution: antedate 1971 (now antedated to 1850)
next up (=next): antedate 1982 (now antedated to 1977)
nibbly adj. (suitable for nibbling): antedate 1978
niblet n. (a small portion of food): antedate 1975 (now antedated to 1896)
nickable adj.: stealable: antedate 1989
nickel-and-dime (adjective): antedate 1937
nickelize (verb): postdate 1890
niger (noun: kind of goatskin): postdate 1952
nip and tuck (cosmetic surgery): antedate 1980
niplet (=nipple): interdate 1648-1996 (1973 example found) interdate 1648-1973
nippie sweetie (noun: drink of spirits; sharp-tongued person): antedate 1985
nippie sweetie (noun: sharp-tasting sweet): antedate 1987
nippily: antedate 1961 (possibly used earlier by P. G. Wodehouse in unsourced quote ‘A panther could not have moved more nippily’.) (now antedated to 1932)
nit nurse: antedate 1985
noddee (person nodded at): postdate 1868 (now postdated to 2001; interdating evidence, ideally early-mid 20th century, still welcome)
noir (noun: person with black hair): postdate 1687
no-man's-land (dangerous, hostile place): antedate 1972 (now antedated to 1926)
nonblocking (non-Computing senses): any written evidence (esp. pre- 1972) (1903 evidence found)
non-homosexual n./adj.: antedate 1961 (now antedated to 1942)
north-eastwards adv.: interdate 1589-1910 (1870 interdating found) interdate 1589-1870
nos(e)y (noun: act of looking, out of curiosity): antedate 1990
notice (noun: announcement read to a church congregation): postdate 1967 (now postdated to 1999)
noughth adj. (as in noughth week, noughth symphony): antedate 1985 (now antedated to 1963)
nul points: any evidence (1979 and later examples found) antedate 1979
nummy adj. (US, = yummy; delicious): antedate 1988 (now antedated to 1923).
nummies n. pl. (US, = ‘goodies’): antedate 1987
numpty n. (stupid person): antedate 1988
numpty adj. (stupid, foolish): antedate 1992
nut (catch for the string on a crossbow): interdate 1702-1934 (now interdated)
nutcake (mad person): antedate 1967 (now antedated to 1953)
nutcracker v.: any exx. (1860-1994 evidence found)
nyaff v. (Sc., = yelp, chatter): Any exx. (1808-1985 glossarial evidence found) Any contextual exx.
to be off (on something) (phr., to begin to speak (about something)): antedate 1990
off-message adj. (in politics): antedate 1993
off-switch: antedate 1897
omissibility (noun): antedate 1961 one-bar (a.: applied to an electric fire) antedate 1962
one-trick pony (or horse) (n.: person/thing with limited talent): antedate 1980
on-message adj. (in politics): antedate 1992
ooyah! (int.: expressing pain): antedate 1959
op. cit. (in an English text): antedate 1883 (now antedated to 1833)
open (verb: to perform before the main act or event, as in ‘the new band were signed to open for the Beach Boys’): antedate 1969
opsit (v.: (S. Afr.) to court): postdate 1955
opsitting (n.: (S. Afr.) courting): postdate 1969
orange garden: 18th century evidence required (1723 evidence found)
Orbat (Mil., = order of battle): antedate 1990 (now antedated to 1975)
organized religion: antedate 1946 (now antedated to 1852)
orphan (fig., of a thing): interdate 1697-1936 (now interdated)
Ortonesque: antedate 1976
other half (partner): interdate 1667-1845; 1845-1975 (1667-1845 now interdated)
oudstryder (n.: (in South African English) war veteran): antedate 1942
our kid (Northern; used to or of a sibling): any pre-1980 evidence (now antedated to 1957)
outie n. (kind of navel): antedate 1973 (now antedated to 1972)
outpower (verb: outdo in power): interdate 1762-1975
outriding (n.: land suitable for riding excursions): antedate 1989
overcast (noun: in shipbuilding): any evidence (other than for the expression overcast staff) 1754 found antedate or postdate 1754 (now antedated to ?c1702)
overmourn (verb: mourn excessively): interdate 1650-1998
overplot (v.: to provide with an excessively complex plot): antedate 1961
overshot (adj.: drunk): postdate 1942
overtop (prep.: over the top of): antedate 1978
oviary (n.: flock of sheep): interdate 1656-1998
pad (n.: kind of thick ribbon): postdate 1895
paip (also pape) (n.: cherry stone; game played with such stones): postdate 1955
palatiness (n.: countess palatine, or wife of a count palatine): postdate 1866
palaver n. (a fuss): antedate 1990 (now antedated to 1892)
to go down the pan (v.: to go to waste, go disastrously wrong): antedate 1974
panifiable (a.: capable of being made into bread): postdate 1849 (now postdated to 2002; interdate 1849 and 2002)
Panglossianism: antedate 1975 (now antedated to 1968) antedate 1968
pani puri (n.: Indian dish of filled cakes): antedate 1987 (now antedated to 1969)
panna cotta (n.: Italian dessert): antedate 1987
pass the parcel (n.: children's game): antedate 1968 (now antedated to 1967 in allusive use; literal antedatings sought)
pastlessness (n.): antedate 1977
paster n. (U.S., an adhesive label): postdate 1906 (now postdated to 1992)
patten sandal noun: postdate 1874
Paul-Pry (v.: to pry): postdate 1924
pause (v.: to suspend a device using the pause button, as in ‘I paused the tape’): antedate 1981
peak (v.: (chiefly N.Z.) to baulk, fail to ‘deliver’): postdate 1971
Peakish (a.: relating to the Peak District of England): interdate 1681-1991
pear-shaped adj. (= awry, wrong): any evidence (now antedated to 1983)
peasy (a.: very easy): antedate 1989 (cf. easy peasy, currently documented from 1976)
pee off (v.: to leave): antedate 1940
pee ... off (v.: to annoy a person): antedate 1946
peed-off (a.: annoyed): antedate 1990 (now antedated to 1948; further pre-1990 examples sought)
perfect timing: antedate 1976 (now antedated to 1901)
pegall (n.: kind of covered basket): postdate 1936
peg doll (n.): antedate 1950
pelter (n.: animal, person, etc., capable of moving fast): postdate 1901
pemmicanize (v.: compress, condense): postdate 1935
pick and mix (also pick 'n' mix) (n.: varied range of sweets etc.): antedate 1961
pick-and-mix (also pick-'n'-mix) (a.: made up of diverse elements or items): antedate 1961 (now antedated to 1959)
*pick up (v.: break up or dig up with a pick): postdate 1894
pick up steam (v.: accelerate): antedate 1944 (now antedated to 1930)
piece of piss (something easy): antedate 1974 (in contextual use)
piecing lead n.: (printing: a lead used to separate lines when a wide measure of type is used): postdate 1888
pig-ugly (a.): antedate 1983
pink v.: (apply rouge to the face, cheeks, etc.): interdate 1792-1998
pink-faced adj.: antedate 1812
pinnaclet n.: (a small pinnacle): antedate 1905
pirnie n.: (a conical woollen nightcap): postdate 1910
*pitchable adj.: interdate 1486-1939
planetography n.: interdate 1735-1936
plank (n.: stupid or inept person): antedate 1981; also any evidence of 1980s use outside NW England
*plantswoman (n.): antedatedate 1968
*plausibilize (v.): interdate 1655-1984
to play away (from home) (v.: to be unfaithful, commit adultery): antedate 1988
plinky-plonk (a.): antedate 1971 (now antedated to 1926 (plinky-plank))
plinky-plonky (a.): antedate 1989
politicking vbl. n.: antedate 1928 (now antedated to 1886)
to pop one's clogs v. phr. (to die): antedate 1989 (now antedated to 1977)
porky (in full porky-pie, rhyming slang for ‘lie’): antedate 1985
*poseable (a.): antedate 1965
*posedown (n.: the final stage in a bodybuilding competition): antedate 1978
pot (also pot down) (v.: to cook, stew): any (esp. 20th-century) evidence
Prim (= primitive Methodist): antedate 1979 (non-glossarial)
to have a problem with (to object to): antedate 1989 (now antedated to 1975)
pull-quote (n.: attention-grabbing quotation): antedate 1986
punch one's (full) weight (lit. in Boxing, or fig.): interdate 1955-1989
put (someone) in office, esp. ellipt, as ‘put () in’: antedate 1986
put/set the cat among(st) the pigeons: antedate 1950 (now antedated to 1945)
*quad bike (n.): antedate 1989
rah-rah skirt: antedate 1982 (now antedated to 1981)
rave v. (= attend a rave party): any pre- or post-1992 evidence (now antedated to 1988 and postdated to 1994)
reality check: antedate 1973 (now antedated to 1938)
recreational adj. (of drug use): antedate 1972 (now antedated to 1938)
Red Leicester (= cheese): antedate 1966
red mercury (explosive substance): antedate 1992 (now antedated to 1991)
redolently: antedate 1890 (now antedated to 1870)
reedily: antedate 1961 (now antedated to 1958)
re-exporter: antedate 1934 (now antedated to 1919)
scag n. (poor or scruffy person): any examples (now dated 1939-2000)
schneid (short for schneider): in Cards antedate 1967; in Sport antedate 1971
scotch marmalade: any evidence (now dated 1800-1992)
*scrunchie (n.): antedate 1989
shitload n.: antedate 1972 (now antedated to 1962)
shoot from the hip (lit., of a gunslinger): postdate 1869 literal use now postdated to 1991 (1990) further postdated to 2003
(to use a) sledgehammer to crack a nut: antedate 1973 (now antedated to 1929)
smart casual: antedate 1982 (now antedated to 1966)
snake-bite n. (= a drink of cider & lager mixed): antedate 1983
something for the weekend (condom): antedate 1990 (now antedated to 1987)
sorted! int.: any evidence (1997 evidence found) antedate 1997
space n. (= personal space): antedate 1981 (now antedated to 1976)
space junk n.: antedate 1979 (now antedated to 1960)
spar (n.: (in Caribbean English) friend, buddy): antedate 1977
spod n. (dull or inept person): antedate 1989
spoddy adj.: antedate 1993 (now antedated to 1990)
stonker n. (= something impressive of its kind; a whopper): antedate 1987
stonking adj. (= considerable; excellent): antedate 1980
storming adj. (fantastic, brilliant): antedate 1991 (now antedated to 1988)
sulphate v. intr. (to become sulphated): interdate 1898-1982
swipe v. trans. (to pass a credit card through an electronic reader): antedate 1986 (now antedated to 1981)
Swiss Army Knife (or Swiss Army Penknife): antedate 1973 (now antedated to 1935)
take an early bath (Sport euphem.: get sent off): antedate 1969 (now antedated to 1948)
to take bad (to become ill; in active construction, not ‘to be taken bad’): any evidence (now antedated to 1853; antedate 1853 or interdate 1853-1979)
termiting n. (the extraction of termites for food): antedate 1968
texting n.: antedate 1982 (providing, etc., text: now antedated to 1955) (sending text messages: antedate 1999)
thing (in phr. to do the (lunch, work, etc.) thing): antedate 1989 (now antedated to 1986)
throw one's rattle out of the pram/cot v.: (lose one's temper, throw a tantrum): antedate 1988
throw one's toys out of the pram/cot v.: (lose one's temper, throw a tantrum): antedate 1989
*tikka masala (n.): antedate 1975
tipitiwitchet, tippitiwitchet, etc. (US, = Venus fly-trap): interdate 1763-1940
off one's tits: antedate 1994 (now antedated to 1993)
toast (finished, ‘done for’, as in ‘you're toast’): antedate 1987 (now antedated to 1983)
tom yam, tom yum (kung/gung) n. (Thai soup): antedate 1978 (now antedated to 1977)
to touch (or hit) a raw nerve: antedate 1962 (now antedated to 1899)
trailer trash (US derog. & offensive): antedate 1984 (now antedated to 1943)
treacle tart n.: antedate 1919 (now antedated to 1893)
trebly adj. (of esp. recorded sound): antedate 1978 (now antedated to 1975)
unsung hero(ine): antedate 1934 (now antedated to 1899)
vital signs: antedate 1969 (now antedated to 1871)
to watch one's (or someone's) back: antedate 1974 (now antedated to 1951)
wazzock n. (stupid or annoying person): antedate 1984
Wellington (in names of dishes, esp. Beef Wellington): antedate 1965 (now antedated to 1947)
wife-beater (sleeveless T-shirt, vest): antedate 1993
wonga n. (money): antedate 1989
worldlet n. (little world): antedate 1926 (now antedated to 1925)

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A story from the archives: Edith and Ellen Perronet Thompson

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The contribution of women to the OED

An article by Meraud Grant Ferguson and Jemma Best (December 2005)

A brief history of Sri Lankan English

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19 April 2004: a day in the life of the OED

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Exotic words in the OED

The OED's treatment of words of non-European origin (Sarah Ogilvie and Joanna Tulloch, September 2003)

OED: 75 years and more

A brief history of the OED (Peter Gilliver, June 2003)

Lex in the City: reflections on a year in the North American Editorial Unit

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J. R. R. Tolkien and the OED

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'Doh!' before Homer: the Appeals list and the process of continuous revision

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Varieties of English: World English and the OED

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Some recent OED releases: a tale of two treats

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| D | daisy - podictionary 72 | Dalmatian - podictionary 462 | damage - podictionary 566 | dandelion - podictionary 715 | dapper - podictionary 913 | Darwinism - podictionary 295 | dashboard - podictionary 48 | daughter - podictionary 9 | deadline - podictionary 419 | debauchery - podictionary 236 | debris - podictionary 689 | decimate - podictionary 114 | decrepit - podictionary 488 | deed - podictionary 1061 | defunct - podictionary 502 | deja vu - podictionary 303 | delinquent - podictionary 688 | deliver - podictionary 760 | derby - podictionary 439 | derivative - podictionary 619 | desiderata - podictionary 707 | desk - podictionary 1084 | despise - podictionary 704 | destination - podictionary 557 | develop - podictionary 767 | dexterity - podictionary 921 | diaper - podictionary 1118 | dice - podictionary 53 | dictionary - podictionary 1071 | dilemma - podictionary 445 | dilettante - podictionary 762 | dime - podictionary 829 | dimple - podictionary 568 | dine - podictionary 66 | diploma - podictionary 485 | dirt - podictionary 468 | discombobulate - podictionary 56 | disease - podictionary 490 | disgruntled - podictionary 716 | disheveled - podictionary 893 | dismantle - podictionary 475 | ditto - podictionary 586 | doctor - podictionary 35 | dodo - podictionary 826 | dog - podictionary 361 | doldrums - podictionary 839 | donkey - podictionary 564 | doodle - podictionary 981 | doohickey - podictionary 215 | door - podictionary 1018 | doppelganger - podictionary 478 | double-entendre - podictionary 375 | draconian - podictionary 122 | draft - podictionary 159 | dream - podictionary 538 | dregs - podictionary 871 | drive - podictionary 1002 | drivel - podictionary 925 | dromedary - podictionary 948 | dubious - podictionary 1075 | duck - podictionary 1037 | dude - podictionary 61 | dumb - podictionary 12 | Dutch - podictionary 721 | Dutchdouble - podictionary 976 | dwarf - podictionary 754 | dynamite - podictionary 587

| E | easel - podictionary 334 | eavesdrop - podictionary 570 | eccentric - podictionary 3 | echelon - podictionary 416 | echo - podictionary 862 | edgy - podictionary 247 | egg - podictionary 543 | egregious- podictionary 949 | Egypt - podictionary 890 | ejaculate - podictionary 672 | elbow - podictionary 1029 | elf - podictionary 947 | ellipse - podictionary 187 | elope - podictionary 693 | embarrass - podictionary 58 | enchilada - podictionary 956 | energy - podictionary 504 | engine - podictionary 426 | enigma - podictionary 318 | entail - podictionary 1066 | enthusiasm - podictionary 809 | envelope - podictionary 769 | environment - podictionary 546 | enzyme - podictionary 464 | episode - podictionary 167 | equator - podictionary 806 | err - podictionary 579 | etiquette - podictionary 729 | etymology - podictionary 164 | euphemism - podictionary 952 | evict - podictionary 784 | evolution - podictionary 270 | exaggerate - podictionary 936 | Excalibur - podictionary 1027 | execute - podictionary 540 | exhaust - podictionary 1085 | exotic - podictionary 675 | expect - podictionary 933 | explicit - podictionary 685 | explode - podictionary 257 | expo - podictionary 70 | extol - podictionary 367 | extravagant - podictionary 799

| F | facetious - podictionary 888 | fair - podictionary 621 | fallacy - podictionary 532 | family - podictionary 804 | fantasy - podictionary 671 | fantoosh - podictionary 625 | fast - podictionary 480 | faux pas - podictionary 260 | federal - podictionary 726 | felon - podictionary 892 | fencing - podictionary 354 | ferret - podictionary 213 | festoon - podictionary 633 | fetish - podictionary 1080 | feud - podictionary 615 | fiance - podictionary 136 | fiasco - podictionary 653 | figure - podictionary 879 | filibuster - podictionary 757 | fire - podictionary 975 | flag - podictionary 953 | flagrant - podictionary 523 | flatter - podictionary 763 | flip-flops - podictionary 21 | flora and fauna - podictionary 16 | focus - podictionary 238 | foible - podictionary 724 | fond - podictionary 142 | font - podictionary 272 | foreign - podictionary 1010 | forfeit - podictionary 77 | formaldehyde - podictionary 395 | fracas - podictionary 522 | franchise - podictionary 968 | Frankenstein - podictionary 283 | freebooter - podictionary 759 | frog - podictionary 1016 | frolic - podictionary 1035 | froth - podictionary 302 | frugal - podictionary 957 | fudge - podictionary 505

| G | galaxy - podictionary 476 | gall - podictionary 414 | galoshes - podictionary 216 | galvanized - podictionary 433 | gamut - podictionary 282 | gap - podictionary 93 | garbage - podictionary 182 | garble - podictionary 181 | gasoline - podictionary 78 | geek - podictionary 221 | geezer - podictionary 43 | genial - podictionary 390 | gentle - podictionary 192 | gesticulate - podictionary 887 | ghetto - podictionary 34 | giggle - podictionary 73 | gimmick - podictionary 641 | ginger - podictionary 662 | giraffe - podictionary 1009 | girl - podictionary 326 | glossary - podictionary 753 | glue - podictionary 1033 | gnome - podictionary 384 | gorgeous - podictionary 144 | gossamer - podictionary 207 | gossip - podictionary 67 | Gotham - podictionary 691 | grass - podictionary 36 | grave - podictionary 620 | gravy - podictionary 507 | Greek - podictionary 95 | gross - podictionary 32 | grotesque - podictionary 69 | group - podictionary 498 | guillotine - podictionary 552 | guitar - podictionary 486 | gun - podictionary 1013 | gung-ho - podictionary 378 | guppy - podictionary 895 | guy - podictionary 456

| H | habit - podictionary 612 | hack - podictionary 340 | halibut - podictionary 644 | hamburger - podictionary 338 | hamlet - podictionary 551 | hamper - podictionary 289 | handicap - podictionary 964 | hangover - podictionary 154 | harbinger - podictionary 1115 | harlot - podictionary 138 | hassle - podictionary 217 | havoc - podictionary 427 | hawk - podictionary 428 | hazard - podictionary 243 | headache - podictionary 415 | headline - podictionary 525 | health - podictionary 643 | hermetic - podictionary 308 | heroin - podictionary 455 | hi-jinks - podictionary 1017 | history - podictionary 937 | hobbit - podictionary 96 | hobby - podictionary 47 | hobnob - podictionary 1004 | hohoho - podictionary 665 | holocaust - podictionary 977 | hologram - podictionary 673 | holy - podictionary 593 | homage - podictionary 627 | honcho - podictionary 253 | honest - podictionary 4 | honey - podictionary 816 | hooker - podictionary 604 | horde - podictionary 841 | horizon - podictionary 560 | horoscope - podictionary 231 | horsdoeuvre - podictionary 107 | horse - podictionary 450 | hostage - podictionary 27 | hour - podictionary 196 | hubris - podictionary 255 | hue - podictionary 1034 | humble - podictionary 765 | humiliate - podictionary 1094 | hunch - podictionary 740 | hunky-dory - podictionary 366 | hurricane - podictionary 63 | hybrid - podictionary 256 | hyena - podictionary 250 | hype - podictionary 960 | hyperbole - podictionary 962 | hyphen - podictionary 974 | hypochondriac - podictionary 778 | hysterical - podictionary 353 | | I | iceberg - podictionary 189 | icicle - podictionary 214 | icon - podictionary 678 | idiot - podictionary 116 | ignoramus - podictionary 329 | immaculate - podictionary 791 | immediately - podictionary 1079 | immigrant - podictionary 438 | impact - podictionary 104 | impair - podictionary 41 | inadvertently - podictionary 626 | inaugural - podictionary 660 | incandescent - podictionary 1100 | incubate - podictionary 891 | incumbent - podictionary 173 | independence - podictionary 22 | indian - podictionary 155 | infant - podictionary 536 | insinuate - podictionary 885 | insomnia - podictionary 668 | instrument - podictionary 349 | insulin - podictionary 399 | intend - podictionary 597 | interloper - podictionary 336 | internet - podictionary 51 | interrogate - podictionary 725 | interview - podictionary 900 | intramural - podictionary 1025 | invention - podictionary 335 | iota - podictionary 636 | iron - podictionary 320 | issue - podictionary 596 | itinerary - podictionary 815 | itty-bitty - podictionary 267

| J | jail - podictionary 657 | jealous - podictionary 246 | jet - podictionary 392 | jiggery-pokery - podictionary 737 | jock - podictionary 857 | J (continued) | jovial - podictionary 998 | jungle - podictionary 75 | junket - podictionary 908 | junta - podictionary 652 | juxtaposition - podictionary 882

| K | kangaroo - podictionary 281 | karaoke - podictionary 1032 | karate - podictionary 1020 | kerfuffle - podictionary 1106 | kettle - podictionary 783 | kid - podictionary 297 | kiosk - podictionary 374 | kiss - podictionary 527 | knot - podictionary 165 | kowtow - podictionary 380 | kudos - podictionary 25

| L | labor - podictionary 590 | lake - podictionary 6 | lampoon - podictionary 1052 | laundry - podictionary 17 | law - podictionary 175 | leech - podictionary 1109 | legal - podictionary 176 | leotard - podictionary 1047 | lesbian - podictionary 101 | liberal - podictionary 441 | library - podictionary 585 | lieutenant - podictionary 62 | lift - podictionary 945 | limbo - podictionary 674 | limelight - podictionary 355 | linoleum - podictionary 630 | litter - podictionary 874 | lobby - podictionary 967 | lobster - podictionary 561 | lock-key - podictionary 168 | loggerhead - podictionary 425 | logic - podictionary 535 | login - podictionary 132 | longitude - podictionary 151 | loot - podictionary 843 | lord - podictionary 495 | lotus - podictionary 738 | lousy - podictionary 477 | love - podictionary 185 | loyal - podictionary 736 | lozenge - podictionary 534 | Lucifer - podictionary 210 | luge - podictionary 1076 | luggage - podictionary 229 | lunch - podictionary 537 | lung - podictionary 314 | lurid - podictionary 709 | lurk - podictionary 550

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| N | naive - podictionary 197 | naked - podictionary 226 | nasty - podictionary 202 | naughty - podictionary 598 | neat - podictionary 454 | neck - podictionary 1038 | nefarious - podictionary 811 | neighbor - podictionary 179 | nemesis - podictionary 225 | nephew - podictionary 733 | nepotism - podictionary 722 | nest - podictionary 852 | nice - podictionary 203 | niche - podictionary 851 | nicotine - podictionary 906 | nightmare - podictionary 161 | Nike - podictionary 1062 | nincompoop - podictionary 343 | nitrogen - podictionary 686 | nomad - podictionary 993 | nonplussed - podictionary 629 | nostalgia - podictionary 940 | nova - podictionary 1058 | nubile - podictionary 782 | nun - podictionary 1014 | nutrition - podictionary 771

| O | obnoxious - podictionary 421 | obscure - podictionary 119 | obsessed - podictionary 941 | ocean - podictionary 562 | odd - podictionary 208 | ode - podictionary 739 | official - podictionary 33 | omega - podictionary 344 | omelet - podictionary 262 | omen - podictionary 646 | opium - podictionary 465 | orange - podictionary 605 | orangutan - podictionary 1008 | orchard - podictionary 88 | ordeal - podictionary 102 | orgy - podictionary 648 | orient - podictionary 112 | ortolan - podictionary 248 | ostracize - podictionary 98 | otter - podictionary 330 | outrage - podictionary 744 | oval - podictionary 188 | oxymoron - podictionary 13 | oyster - podictionary 692

| P | P's and Q's - podictionary 881 | pagan - podictionary 284 | paint - podictionary 1056 | pajamas - podictionary 160 | Pakistan - podictionary 758 | pal - podictionary 979 | pale - podictionary 240 | pamphlet - podictionary 288 | panacea - podictionary 459 | pandemonium - podictionary 873 | pander - podictionary 494 | pant - podictionary 109 | pants - podictionary 377 | parachute - podictionary 571 | paradox - podictionary 304 | parchment - podictionary 491 | park - podictionary 984 | parsimonious - podictionary 723 | passion - podictionary 840 | pat - podictionary 360 | patient - podictionary 515 | patriotism - podictionary 228 | pattern - podictionary 370 | pavilion - podictionary 867 | pawn - podictionary 1054 | pearl - podictionary 517 | pedigree - podictionary 383 | pee - podictionary 472 | pelican - podictionary 291 | pen - podictionary 150 | penicillin - podictionary 539 | penitentiary - podictionary 656 | penthouse - podictionary 904 | pepper - podictionary 481 | persnickety - podictionary 800 | person - podictionary 317 | pest - podictionary 222 | petard - podictionary 94 | pharmacist - podictionary 171 | pheasant - podictionary 1053 | philately - podictionary 52 | pickle - podictionary 212 | picnic - podictionary 581 | pigeon - podictionary 923 | pill - podictionary 242 | pioneer - podictionary 389 | piping-hot - podictionary 153 | pixel - podictionary 982 | pizza - podictionary 832 | placebo - podictionary 863 | placenta - podictionary 1050 | planet - podictionary 325 | platonic - podictionary 293 | plumbing - podictionary 127 | pneumonia - podictionary 951 | poach - podictionary 985 | podictionary elsewhere Thursdays | podictionary still elsewhere Thursdays | poker - podictionary 387 | politics - podictionary 120 | pomegranate - podictionary 126 | pompous - podictionary 1031 | ponder - podictionary 556 | porcelain - podictionary 658 | porcupine - podictionary 751 | pornography - podictionary 943 | potato - podictionary 14 | pounce - podictionary 683 | pound - podictionary 711 | praline - podictionary 640 | pregnant - podictionary 559 | prep - podictionary 880 | prescription - podictionary 712 | present - podictionary 147 | press - podictionary 558 | pretend - podictionary 930 | pretty - podictionary 565 | pretzel - podictionary 902 | proclivity - podictionary 249 | procrastinate - podictionary 316 | profanity - podictionary 420 | profile - podictionary 519 | promiscuous - podictionary 541 | proper - podictionary 451 | proud - podictionary 926 | prude - podictionary 927 | prune - podictionary 333 | psychiatrist - podictionary 2 | public - podictionary 986 | pudding - podictionary 407 | puke - podictionary 1024 | pumpernickel - podictionary 701 | punch - podictionary 233 | pundit - podictionary 807 | punt - podictionary 969 | puny - podictionary 483 | puppet - podictionary 227

| Q | quaff - podictionary 911 | quagmire - podictionary 470 | quarantine - podictionary 905 | queen - podictionary 700 | quill - podictionary 312

| R | rabid - podictionary 695 | radiation - podictionary 268 | radical - podictionary 292 | ramble - podictionary 482 | random - podictionary 29 | randy - podictionary 618 | ransack - podictionary 396 | rattan - podictionary 290 | read - podictionary 411 | rebel - podictionary 679 | recipe - podictionary 714 | recreation - podictionary 23 | recruit - podictionary 792 | red-tape - podictionary 875 | redneck - podictionary 372 | regurgitate - podictionary 54 | reindeer - podictionary 403 | renovate - podictionary 413 | replica - podictionary 743 | rescue - podictionary 1097 | restaurant - podictionary 938 | revolution - podictionary 113 | rhyme - podictionary 364 | riddle - podictionary 412 | rifle - podictionary 1119 | road - podictionary 92 | rocket - podictionary 860 | romance - podictionary 186 | rook - podictionary 915 | round - podictionary 363 | rummage - podictionary 287 | runcible - podictionary 795 | rustic - podictionary 601 | ruthless - podictionary 931

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| U | umbrella - podictionary 311 | umpire - podictionary 245 | uncanny - podictionary 954 | uncle - podictionary 1015 | uncouth - podictionary 617 | undertaker - podictionary 263 | university - podictionary 654 | upholstery - podictionary 529 | urchin - podictionary 258 | urine - podictionary 362 | usher - podictionary 305

| V | vacation - podictionary 31 | vaccinate - podictionary 533 | vacuum - podictionary 1012 | valedictorian - podictionary 965 | valet - podictionary 741 | vamoose - podictionary 397 | vamp - podictionary 918 | vandalism - podictionary 584 | vegetarian - podictionary 205 | vellum - podictionary 735 | velodrome - podictionary 514 | venom - podictionary 463 | verdant - podictionary 917 | verdict - podictionary 518 | vertical - podictionary 418 | vertigo - podictionary 703 | vicious - podictionary 650 | victim - podictionary 1065 | villain - podictionary 156 | virgin - podictionary 939 | virtue - podictionary 1068 | vitamin - podictionary 901 | vixen - podictionary 499 | vodka - podictionary 275 | voila - podictionary 521 | vomit - podictionary 734

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| X | xerox - podictionary 424

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retrodict (W3)

Das engl. "retrodict" = "predicting the past" kam im 17. Jh. auf und setzt sich zusammen aus lat. "retro-" = "zurück" und lat. "dicere" = "reden", "sagen".
Es kam um 1950 auf und stellt den Gegensatz zu "predict" = "vorhersagen" ("pre" und "dicere") dar.

Weiter englische "dicere"-Abkömmlinge sind "contradict", "benediction", "dictate", "diction", "interdict", "malediction" und "dictionary".

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Der Schwerpunkt dieses englischsprachigen Diktionärs liegt zwar nicht auf der Etymologie, aber die Wörterklärungen enthalten meist auch einen Hinweis auf die lat. Herkunft eines Wortes.

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Ayto, John
Dictionary of Word Origins
Histories of More Than 8,000 English-Language Words

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/1559702141/etymologporta-20
(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/1559702141/etymologety0f-21
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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1559702141/etymologpor09-20
Taschenbuch: 592 Seiten
Verlag: Arcade Publishing; Auflage: Reprint (November 1993)
Sprache: Englisch

Amazon.com
Learn about the hidden and often surprising histories of and connections between English words and their non-English ancestors. Perhaps the best inexpensive etymological dictionary available today.

Ayto, John
Oxford School Dictionary of Word Origins

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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0199108080/etymologpor09-20
Gebundene Ausgabe: 512 Seiten
Verlag: Oxford Childrens Books (Juli 2002)
Sprache: Englisch

Kurzbeschreibung
The most comprehensive etymological dictionary of the English language - written for today's school students. Each headword entry gives the complete story of how a particular word came into the English language and evolved over time.

Synopsis
This work is trialled and tested in schools. For the first time a comprehensive dictionary of word origins will be available for all school students. Each headword entry gives a complete and fascinating story about how a particular word came into the English language and evolved over time. In addition, each headword entry includes meanings and how each word is used in context. It also includes 40 extended panels covering a range of themes like: other languages which gave vocabulary to the English language form Arabic and Australian-Aboriginal to Urdu and Yiddish; acronyms (AIDS, NATO), eponyms (Wellingtons), invented words (nylon, spoof), shortened words (photo, exam), blends (motor and hotel became motel) and folk etymology; and subjects students are interested in, ranging from food and drink, animals, sports, space, to first names and illnesses.

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Bailey, Nathaniel
Universal Etymological English Dictionary

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000BPIUM/etymologporta-20
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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000BPIUM/etymologpor09-20
Gebundene Ausgabe: 486 Seiten
Verlag: G. Olms (1969)

Barnhart, Robert K. (Autor)
Chambers Dictionary of Etymology
The origins and development of over 25,000 English words

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0550142304/etymologporta-20
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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0550142304/etymologpor09-20
Gebundene Ausgabe: 1312 Seiten
Verlag: Chambers (30. September 1999)
Sprache: Englisch

Synopsis
This is a dictionary of word origin designed to be a useful reference source for the general reader as well as an important etymological resource for the expert. It contains over 30,000 entries.

(E?)(L?) http://www.weltbild.de/artikel.php?artikelnummer=1363555

Repr. 2000. XXVII, 1284 p. 25,5 cm; Geb; Englisch
Ed. by Robert K. Barnhart
GB, 2000

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CHAMBERS DICTIONARY OF ETYMOLOGY
Edited by Robert K Barnhart

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There are quite a number of books dealing with the origins of individual words, but most are highly selective in their choice of terms and they are variably reliable. (The best and most scholarly is probably John Ayto’s Dictionary of Word Origins, but I would also mention The Merriam-Webster New Book of Word Histories, which has longish articles on a small range of key words.)
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This book will be most useful to students of the language and to general readers who want more detail than can be gleaned from the average dictionary. Despite its physical size, approaching that of a desk dictionary, its scope is limited to the most common 25,000 or so words (only a small proportion of those in the average desk dictionary, though many more than in the other works cited above). Deep delvers will need to seek out a more detailed etymological work for less common terms. And its 1988 date of publication means that very recent words are excluded.
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Barnhart, Robert K. (Autor)
Concise Dictionary of Etymology

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Gebundene Ausgabe: 944 Seiten
Verlag: Collins Reference; Auflage: 1 (1. Januar 1900)
Sprache: Englisch

Kurzbeschreibung
As all lovers of language know, words are the source of our very understanding of ourselves and the world around us. Often, however, our use of language is so automatic that we neglect to consider where those words came from and what they assume. What are the implications, beyond the simple dictionary definitions, of using words such as "privilege", "hysteria", "seminal" and "gyp"? Browsing through the pages of "The Barhart Concise Dictionary of Etymology" is likeexploring the historical, political, and rhetorical wonderland of our linguistic heritage. We see the evolution of ideas, as rootword connections that now seem arbitrary are traced to schools of thought from the past. We also find an opportunity to examine how the sometimes backwards, sometimes hilarious, and sometimes illuminating ideologies built into our language affect our modern thinking. Written in a fresh, accessible style, this book provides the derivations of over 21,000 English-language words without resorting to the use of abbreviations, symbols, or technical terminology. Drawing on the most current American scholarship, and focusing onthe core words in contemporary English, "The Barnhart Concise Dictionary of Etymology" is both a diverting browse and a thinking person's Bible.

Über den Autor
Robert K. Barnhart is a respected lexicographer and author of several dictionaries, including The Barnhart Concise Dictionary of Etymology, the World Book Dictionary, the Thorndlike-Barnhart School Dictionaries and the Barnhart Dictionaries of New English.

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Erstellt: 2011-06

Berg, Donna Lee
A Guide to the Oxford English Dictionary

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0198691793/etymologporta-20
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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0198691793/etymologpor09-20
Gebundene Ausgabe: 224 Seiten
Verlag: Oxford University Press (August 1993)
Sprache: Englisch

Synopsis
Which other dictionary contains 290,500 entries, 616,500 word forms, and two-and-a-half million quotations? The "Oxford English Dictionary" is regarded as "the greatest reference book ever written", and this guide provides an insight into the conventions and compilation of its Second Edition. Donna Lee Berg gives an analysis of the components of a typical entry: pronunciation; part of speech; labels indicating, for example, areas of origin or use; variants; etymology; the definition itself; and the supporting quotation paragraph. There are sections on special types of entries such as acronyms and proper names, the history of the Dictionary, and fascinating facts and figures: word with the most meanings - set (464); most quoted author - Shakespeare (29,142); earliest dated words - town & priest (both AD 601-4); S has 34,556 entries compared to X's 152.

Burchfield, Robert W.
Caught in the Web of Words
James Murray and the Oxford English Dictionary

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300089198/etymologporta-20
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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0300089198/etymologpor09-20
Taschenbuch: 400 Seiten
Verlag: Yale University Press; Auflage: Reprint (März 2001)
Sprache: Englisch

Anthony Burgess
"It is a magnificent story of a magnificent man, one of the finest biographies of the twentieth century, as its subject was one of the finest human beings of the nineteenth."

The Times
"A moving and dramatic story ... sometimes tragic, often comic, ultimately triumphant." The Times

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Friedrichsen, G. W. S.
Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0198611129/etymologporta-20
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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0198611129/etymologpor09-20
Gebundene Ausgabe: 1042 Seiten
Verlag: Oxford University Press (Dezember 1966)
Sprache: Englisch

Amazon.com
Dr. C.T. Onions first joined the staff of the Oxford English Dictionary in 1895. He worked on the OED, the Shorter OED, and then published his Shakespeare Glossary in 1911. A wonderful and learned scholar, he died in 1966 as the first edition of The Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology was going to press. Assisted by G.W.S. Friedrichsen and R.W. Burchfield, Onions created a magnificent work of erudition, with 24,000 main entries. Including their derivatives, the dictionary delves into the origins of more than 38,000 words.
For each entry, the dictionary provides the correct pronunciation, followed by a short definition, and the century and source of the word's first recording. Then come the etymological notes. Thus one learns that "froth" (an aggregation of small bubbles on liquid) was first noted in the 14th century, in Sir Gawain and the Bible, that it comes from the Old Norse frooa, and was taken from there into German (fraup) and Old English (froth). Now in its fifth printing and a standard reference for scholars, Onions's opus is still the most comprehensive etymological dictionary of English ever to be published.
Stephanie Gold

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Hoad, T. F.
Oxford - The Concise Dictionary of English Etymology

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0192830988/etymologporta-20
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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0192830988/etymologpor09-20
Broschiert: 568 Seiten
Verlag: Oxford Paperbacks (3. Juni 1993)
Sprache: Englisch

Synopsis
Where did the words "bungalow" and "assassin" derive? What did "nice" mean in the Middle Ages? How were "adder", "anger", and "umpire" originally spelt? The answers can be found in this essential companion to any popular dictionary. With over 17,000 entries, this is the most authoritative and comprehensive guide to word origins available in paperback. Based on The Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology, the principal authority on the origin and development of English words, it contains a wealth of information about our language and its history.

(E?)(L?) http://www.weltbild.de/artikel.php?artikelnummer=2695143

Reissued ed. 1996. 568 p. 20 cm; Kt; Englisch Ed. by T. F. Hoad Oxford University Press, 1996

Hulbert, James R.
Dictionaries: British and American

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0233960104/etymologporta-20
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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0233960104/etymologpor09-20
Gebundene Ausgabe: 112 Seiten
Verlag: Ashgate Publishing Group (Mai 1968)

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Johnson, Samuel
Dictionary of the English Language
English Language Dictionary

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Landau, Sidney
Dictionaries: The Art and Craft of Lexicography

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/052178512X/etymologporta-20
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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/052178512X/etymologpor09-20
Taschenbuch: 494 Seiten
Verlag: Cambridge University Press; Auflage: 2nd (April 2001)
Sprache: Englisch

Synopsis
This second edition of Sidney I. Landau's landmark work offers a comprehensive and completely up-to-date description of how dictionaries are researched and written, with particular attention to the ways in which computer technology has changed modern lexicography. A completely new chapter has been added and every chapter has been updated and reorganized to reflect the changes. Landau has an insider's practical knowledge of making dictionaries and every feature of the dictionary is examined and explained, with frequent examples given from the latest dictionaries of the US and Britain. A history of English lexicography is also included. The book is both practically grounded and soundly based on current lexicographic scholarship. Written in a readable style, free of jargon and unnecessary technical language, it will appeal to readers who are simply interested in dictionaries, with no specialist knowledge of the field, as well as to professional lexicographers.

Liberman, Anatoly (Autor) / Mitchell, J. Lawrence (Künstler)
An Analytic Dictionary of English Etymology
An Introduction

(E?)(L1) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0816652724/etymologporta-20
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Gebundene Ausgabe: 368 Seiten
Verlag: Univ of Minnesota Pr; Auflage: Revised and Sec. (6. März 2008)
Sprache: Englisch

Kurzbeschreibung
This work introduces renowned linguistics scholar Anatoly Liberman’s comprehensive dictionary and bibliography of the etymology of English words. The English etymological dictionaries published in the past claim to have solved the mysteries of word origins even when those origins have been widely disputed. An Analytic Dictionary of English Etymology by contrast, discusses all of the existing derivations of English words and proposes the best one.

In the inaugural volume, Liberman addresses fifty-five words traditionally dismissed as being of unknown etymology. Some of the entries are among the most commonly used words in English, including "man", "boy", "girl", "bird", "brain", "understand", "key", "ever", and "yet". Others are slang: "mooch", "nudge", "pimp", "filch", "gawk", and "skedaddle". Many, such as "beacon", "oat", "hemlock", "ivy", and "toad", have existed for centuries, whereas some have appeared more recently, for example, "slang", "kitty-corner", and "Jeep". They are all united by their etymological obscurity.

This unique resource book discusses the main problems in the methodology of etymological research and contains indexes of subjects, names, and all of the root words. Each entry is a full-fledged article, shedding light for the first time on the source of some of the most widely disputed word origins in the English language.

“Anatoly Liberman is one of the leading scholars in the field of English etymology. Undoubtedly his work will be an indispensable tool for the ongoing revision of the etymological component of the entries in the Oxford English Dictionary.” —Bernhard Diensberg, OED consultant, French etymologies

Anatoly Liberman is professor of Germanic philology at the University of Minnesota. He has published many works, including 16 books, most recently Word Origins . . . and How We Know Them: Etymology for Everyone.

Synopsis
Liberman (Germanic philology, University of Minnesota) doesn't tell us the root of every word in English. Instead he picks some of the one that interest him most, like "boy", "jeep", "mooch", "fag", and "witch". His long training in the sources of words gives him the expertise to sift through centuries of theories.

Erstellt: 2010-09

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Merriam-Webster (Herausgeber)
Merriam-Webster's Advanced Learner's English Dictionary

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Taschenbuch: 2032 Seiten
Verlag: Merriam Webster Dictionaries; Auflage: illustrated edition (1. Oktober 2008)
Sprache: Englisch

Erstellt: 2011-06

Morris, William (Autor)
Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins

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Gebundene Ausgabe: 688 Seiten
Verlag: Collins Reference; Auflage: 0002 (27. April 1988)
Sprache: Englisch

Kurzbeschreibung
The first Edition of the "Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins detailed the fascinating and little known stories behind thousands of words and phrases that we use every day. In this new edition, William and Mary Morris update and expand their classic work to keep pace with our ever changing language. New entries include: "New trends" - "crack", "glitch", "greenmail", Harrier attack airplanes "Foreign terms" - "falafel", "geisha", "jihad", "paparazzi" People - "batman", "dead end kid", "Dutch uncle", "hatchet man", "Young Turks" "Given names" - "Chester", "Edith", "Jennifer" and others "Food" - "Adam and Eve on a raft", "alligator pear", "grapefruit", "Harriet Lane" "Sports" - "box score", "cheese champions", "full court press" "and many more" Throughout the Morris' s present the histories of intriguing expressions in an eminently entertaining and readable fashion.

Erstellt: 2011-06

Morton, Herbert C.
The Story of Webster's Third
Philip Gove's Controversial Dictionary and Its Critics

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Broschiert: 348 Seiten
Verlag: Cambridge University Press; Auflage: Reprint (7. September 1995)
Sprache: Englisch

Synopsis
The publication of Webster's Third New International Dictionary in 1961 set off a storm of controversy in both the popular press and in scholarly journals that was virtually unprecedented in its scope and intensity. This is the first full account of the controversy, set within the larger background of how the dictionary was planned and put together by its editor-in-chief, Philip Babcock Gove. Based on original research and interviews with the people who knew and worked with Gove, this is a human story as well as the story of the making of a dictionary. The author skilfully interweaves an account of Gove's character and working habits with the evolution of the dictionary. The reception given Webster's Third - now widely regarded as one of the greatest dictionaries of our time - illuminates public misconceptions about language and the role of dictionaries.

Mugglestone, Lynda
Lexicography and the OED
Pioneers in the Untrodden Forest
(Oxford Studies in Lexicography and Lexicology)

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Gebundene Ausgabe: 304 Seiten
Verlag: Oxford University Press (Mai 2000)
Sprache: Englisch

Synopsis
Lexicography and the OED: Pioneers in the Untrodden Forest sets out to explore the pioneering endeavours in both lexicography and lexicology which led to the making of the first English dictionary published by Oxford. Deliberately conceived as a new departure in English lexicography, the first OED, as James Murray stressed, was to be founded on an unequivocal return to first principles, both in the nature of its construction and in the evidence amassed for its compilation. It also produced, as this book shows, a host of problems: on the nature of Englishness, correctness, and general standards of language use, as well as in aspects of pronunciation, semantics, and syntax. Often making use of previously unpublished archive material, this collection of twelve essays provides both a range of perspectives from which the dictionary can be approached, and also explores the particular problems posed by the attempt to realize the pioneering acts of lexicography integral to the making of the dictionary.

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Onions, Charles Talbut / Friedrichsen, G. W. S. / Burchfield, Robert W. (Hg.)
Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology

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Gebundene Ausgabe: 1042 Seiten
Verlag: Oxford University Press (Dez. 1966)
Sprache: Englisch

Amazon.com
Dr. C.T. Onions first joined the staff of the Oxford English Dictionary in 1895. He worked on the OED, the Shorter OED, and then published his Shakespeare Glossary in 1911. A wonderful and learned scholar, he died in 1966 as the first edition of The Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology was going to press.

Assisted by G.W.S. Friedrichsen and R.W. Burchfield, Onions created a magnificent work of erudition, with 24,000 main entries. Including their derivatives, the dictionary delves into the origins of more than 38,000 words.

For each entry, the dictionary provides the correct pronunciation, followed by a short definition, and the century and source of the word's first recording. Then come the etymological notes. Thus one learns that "froth" (an aggregation of small bubbles on liquid) was first noted in the 14th century, in Sir Gawain and the Bible, that it comes from the Old Norse frooa, and was taken from there into German (fraup) and Old English (froth). Now in its fifth printing and a standard reference for scholars, Onions's opus is still the most comprehensive etymological dictionary of English ever to be published.
Stephanie Gold

Synopsis
With the assistance of: Friedrichsen, G. W. S.; Unknown function: Burchfield, R. W.

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Oxford dictionary editor dies
LONDON (AP) - Robert Burchfield, a daring and innovative lexicographer who was chief editor of the Oxford English Dictionaries from 1971 to 1984, has died at the age of 81, Oxford University Press said Tuesday.
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C.T. Onions, a former OED editor, encouraged his interest in lexicography, and Burchfield helped Onions on his Dictionary of English Etymology, published in 1966.
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7. The Oxford Dictionary of English etymology - Onions, Charles T.. - Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1967

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Onions, C. T. (Charles Talbut Onions), 1873–1965, English philologist, lexicographer, author, and editor. After a post with British Naval Intelligence in World War I, he held a fellowship at Magdalen College, Oxford, and from 1927 to 1949 was a reader at Oxford. Onions served as coeditor of the Oxford English Dictionary until its completion in 1933. He also edited the two-volume Shorter Oxford English Dictionary (1933, 1936, 1944) and was preparing the Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology when he died. His other works include A Shakespeare Glossary (1911).

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Oxford University Press
Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary of Current English

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Gebundene Ausgabe: 1920 Seiten
Verlag: Oxford University Press; Auflage: 7. Auflage (2005)

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Pons
Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary

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Gebundene Ausgabe: 1632 Seiten
Verlag: Klett; Auflage: 3., veränd. A. (31. August 2008)
Sprache: Englisch

Kurzbeschreibung
Vollständige Neubearbeitung: Seine große Benutzerfreundlichkeit, fundierter sprachlicher Input und intuitiv bedienbare Software der Spitzenklasse machen das Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary zum idealen Lernerwörterbuch für Fortgeschrittene.

Hochaktueller Wortschatz mit zahlreichen Neuwörtern (z. B. drill down, food miles, life coach)

Übersichtliches Layout, hervorgehobene Haupteinträge

Phonetische Umschrift für britisches und amerikanisches Englisch, Angabe des Sprachniveaus und regionaler Verwendung

Klare und verständliche Definitionen, veranschaulicht an authentischen Beispielsätzen aus dem Cambridge International Corpus sowie an zahlreichen Illustrationen und Farbfotos

Word Partner Boxes veranschaulichen Verwendung der Wörter im Zusammenhang

Kennzeichnung der wichtigsten und am häufigsten gebrauchten Wörter mit Schlüsselsymbolen

Hinweise auf häufige Fehlerquellen, die anhand des Cambridge Learner Corpus ermittelt wurden

Thesaurus-Boxes zeigen Alternativen zu übermäßig gebrauchten Wörtern

Extra help section behandelt häufige sprachliche Schwierigkeiten

Talk section fördert gezielt den mündlichen Ausdruck

Zahlreiche Extras im Anhang, wie z.B. Idiom Finder, Infos zu Wortbildungsmustern, unregelmäßigen Verben und Eigennamen

CD-ROM Enthält das gesamte Wörterbuch und zusätzlich

Komplette Sprachausgabe: britisches und amerikanisches Englisch

Sprachlaborfunktion

SMART Thesaurus-Funktion: mit nur einem Klick Verwandlung in Synonymwörterbuch

QUICKfind: automatisches Nachschlagen im Direktsuche-Fenster mittels Cursor

SUPERwrite Schreibassistent: Findet schnell das treffenden Wort

Tausende Wendungen und Beispielsätze zusätzlich zum Buch

Hunderte interaktiver Übungen zu Grammatik Wortschatz und Cambridge Exams (FCE, CAE, CPE, IELTS und BEC)

Über das Produkt
A brand new edition of the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary and CD-ROM, that is now more user-friendly than ever.

Erstellt: 2011-06

PONS
Cobuild English Learner's Dictionary

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Taschenbuch: 1322 Seiten
Verlag: Klett (Juni 2003)

Kurzbeschreibung
Lernerwörterbuch mit ca. 60.000 Stichwörtern und Wendungen. Einfacher Definitionswortschatz. Jetzt mit blauen Stichwörtern. Für Sekundarstufe I ab Klasse 9/10 und Sekundarstufe II. Format: 14,8 x 22 cm. 1.344 Seiten.

Klappentext
Vollständige Neubearbeitung und Neukonzeption
Basierend auf dem Bank of English Korpus mit mehr als 250 Millionen Wörtern

Erweitert: Jetzt ca. 60000 Stichwörter und Wendungen mit zahlreichen Neuwörtern und neuen Bedeutungen
Ca. 55000 neue Beispielsätze aus dem Bank of English Korpus
Lernfreundlich: leichtverständliche Definitionen erklären in vollständigen Sätzen die verschiedenen Bedeutungen eines Stichworts
Übersichtlich: Angaben zu Grammatik, regionalem und stilistischem Gebrauch in der bewährten Randleiste
Neu: Angabe zur Frequenz der Wörter
Berücksichtigung des amerikanischen Englisch

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PONS Cobuild English Learner's Dictionary
Das bewährte einsprachig englische Wörterbuch bietet rund 60.000 Stichwörter und Wendungen unter Berücksichtigung des amerikanischen Englisch. Mit mit zahlreichen neuen Bedeutungen und neuen Wörtern ist es eine sehr gute Basis für die gezielte Wortschatzerweiterung. Verständliche Definitionen erklären in vollständigen Sätzen die verschiedenen Bedeutungen eines Stichworts. Besonders hilfreich sind die Angaben zur Aussprache, zur Grammatik sowie zum regionalen und stilistischen Gebrauch. Eine wertvolle Unterstützung für alle, die auf Englisch kommunizieren wollen.
2001. 1.322 S., Anhang m. Begriffen a. d. Alltag, geogr. Namen, Maßen u. Gewichten, geb. Klett.
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Reddick, Allen
The Making of Johnson's Dictionary 1746-1773
(Cambridge Studies in Publishing and Printing History)

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Taschenbuch: 282 Seiten
Verlag: Cambridge University Press; Auflage: Revised (März 1996)
Sprache: Englisch

Synopsis
Following the discovery of manuscript materials, including hundreds of unpublished additions and changes, for Samuel Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language, Allen Reddick describes the conception, composition, writing, and subsequent revision of the first great English dictionary, and the only dictionary created by a great writer. In this second edition of his acclaimed study, Reddick incorporates new commentary and scholarship, and situates The Making of Johnson's Dictionary in current critical and scholarly debate.

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Shipley, Joseph T.
Dictionary of Word Origins

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Gebundene Ausgabe: 448 Seiten
Verlag: Barnes & Noble (29. April 1993)
2nd Edition,
New York: Philosophical Library, 1945.

Simpson, John (Herausgeber)
Oxford English Dictionary on CD ROM Version 4.0

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CD-ROM: 12 Seiten
Verlag: Oxford University Press; Auflage: 2 Cdr (4. Juni 2009)

Kurzbeschreibung
The Oxford English Dictionary is the internationally recognized authority on the English Language, defining more than 500,000 words and tracing their usage through 2.5 million quotations from a wide range of literary and other sources. The text on the CD-ROM comprises the full text of the OED 2nd Edition, plus the three Additions volumes, as well as 7,000 new entries from the OED's continuing research. Most importantly, OED v4.0 on CD-ROM boasts superb search-and-retrieval software, designed specifically for the electronic version, enabling you to investigate the Dictionary in ways not possible with the print edition. Questions which might have taken years of patient research can now be answered in seconds. Existing functionality retained from earlier versions includes:

Installation to the hard drive, so the CD is not required during use of the Dictionary;

Options to customize the entry display and show or hide pronunciations, spellings, etymology, and quotation text;

Flexible full text search options, with search filters and an option to rank entries and search results alphabetically or by date. New to this version:

Now available to Mac users;

Flash-base;

Smoother and faster performance providing instantaneous search results;

New word-wheel which supports incremental letter-by-letter browsing;

7,000 new words and meanings; Windows upgrades available to registered users of Versions 2.0 upwards.

System Requirements Windows: Intel(r) Pentium(r) 4 1.6GHz processor or equivalent (2GHz recommended); Microsoft(r) Windows(r) Vista, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows 2000. Macintosh: Power PC(r) G4 867MHz or faster processor; Intel Core Duo 2.13GHz or faster processor; Mac OS X v.10.4x or 10.5x. All platforms: 512MB of RAM; 1Gb free hard disk space; minimum monitor capability: 1024 x 768 pixels and high colour (16 bits per pixel, ie 65,536 colours); local CD-ROM/DVD drive (for installation); runs from hard drive only.

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History of the Oxford English Dictionary, OED

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Simpson, John A. / Weiner, Edmund S. (Hg.)
The Oxford English Dictionary

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(20 Vols.)
Gebundene Ausgabe: 22.000 Seiten
Verlag: Clarendon Press; Auflage: 2 (März 1989)
Sprache: Englisch

Amazon.com
The Oxford English Dictionary has long been considered the ultimate reference work in English lexicography. Compiled by the legendary editor James Murray and a staff of brilliant philologists and lexicographers (not to mention one homicidal maniac), the OED was originally conceived in 1857 as a four-volume set, but by the time the last volume was published in 1928, it had swelled to 10 volumes containing over 400,000 entries. In the years since, the staff of the OED has continued to keep pace with our ever-evolving language, and today the dictionary weighs in at a whopping 20 volumes. The great joy of this dictionary lies in its extensive cross-references and word etymologies, which can run a full page or more. These features not only make the OED the most comprehensive and authoritative dictionary of the English language, but a delight to browse.

Synopsis
The 20-volume Oxford English Dictionary is the accepted authority on the evolution of the English language over the last millennium. It traces the usage of words through 2.4 million quotations from a wide range of international English language sources. The OED has a unique historical focus. Accompanying each definition is a chronologically arranged group of quotations that trace the usage of words, and show the contexts in which they can be used. The quotations are drawn from a huge variety of sources worldwide - literary, scholarly, technical, and popular - and represent authors as disparate as Geoffrey Chaucer and Erica Jong, William Shakespeare, Charles Darwin and Isabella Beeton. Other features distinguishing the entries in the Dictionary are authoritative definitions; detailed information on pronunciation using the International Phonetic Alphabet; listings of variant spellings used throughout each word's history; extensive treatment of etymology; and details of area of usage and of any regional characteristics. SPECIAL OFFER: you can buy the OED for GBP499 until 31 January 2007 (thereafter GBP850). Alongside the print edition is the Oxford English Dictionary Online (www.oed.com). Updated quarterly, this award winning online resource allows the Dictionary to evolve with the English language while the print edition remains as a historical record. Subscriptions are available to OED Online on an individual or institutional basis.
Visit www.oup.com/online/oed/ for details. Buy the OED on CD-ROM and PRINT EDITION together and save 50% Standard price GBP1100 NOW GBP550 (GBP468 +VAT). Offer available until the end of January 2007.

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The Oxford English Dictionary
Second Edition
Edited by John Simpson and Edmund Weiner

Price: £850.00 (hardback)
ISBN-10: 0-19-861186-2
ISBN-13: 978-0-19-861186-8
Publication date: 30 March 1989
22000 pages, 305x225 mm

A sample of this book is available in PDF format

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Description
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Soanes, Catherine
Concise Oxford English Dictionary

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Authoritative and up to date, this eleventh edition of the Concise Oxford English Dictionary contains over 240,000 words, phrases, and definitions, including 900 new words. It offers rich vocabulary coverage, with full treatment of World English, rare, historical, and archaic terms, as well as scientific and technical vocabulary, and provides hundreds of helpful notes on grammar and usage. New to this edition is a fascinating Word Histories feature, telling the often bizarre stories of the origins and development of 100s of words. For example, did you know that the word "grammar" is related to "glamour", or that "cockney" used to mean a "spoilt child"? This dictionary contains full appendices on topics such as alphabets, currencies, electronic English, and the registers of language, from formal to slang, plus a useful Guide to Good English with advice on grammar, punctuation, and spelling.

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Concise Oxford English Dictionary, thumb index edition
von Catherine Soanes, Angus Stevenson
Sprache: Englisch
Gebundene Ausgabe - 1728 Seiten - Oxford University Press
Erscheinungsdatum: 8. Juli 2004
ISBN: 0198610106

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Verlag: Oxford University Press; Auflage: 5th (26. September 2002)
Sprache: Englisch

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Michael Quinion stellt hier das Wörterbuch in einem Artikel vor.

3.500 englische Begriffe, wurden 2003 (seit der letzten Auflage 1993) neu in das Wörterbuch aufgenommen.
Darunter befinden sich:

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Empire of Words
The Reign of the OED

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Gebundene Ausgabe: 258 Seiten
Verlag: Princeton University Press (Januar 1995)
Sprache: Englisch

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At first glance, this appears to update Caught in the Web of Words: James Murray and the Oxford English Dictionary (1977). Indeed, it does describe how the supplements to and the second edition of the OED were compiled and the ongoing work on the database today. But it is really a scholarly study of the more than two million citations in the dictionary that are used to show shades of meanings of words. Willinsky questions the authority of the OED by demonstrating how idiosyncratic the choice of citations often has been. He describes the shift in citations over time from English literature to American sources. Tables show the leading sources for citations in various editions of the dictionary - it was Shakespeare in the first edition, Shaw in the supplements.
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Winchester, Simon
Der Mann, der die Wörter liebte
Eine wahre Geschichte

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Simon Winchesters erstes Buch in bibliophiler Ausstattung Simon Winchester erzählt die wahre Geschichte der außergewöhnlichen Freundschaft zwischen Professor Murray, dem Herausgeber des legendären Oxford English Dictionary, und einem sprachverliebten Mörder, der zum wichtigsten Mitarbeiter an diesem Projekt wird. Ein packender Roman über Genie, Wahnsinn und die Liebe zu den Wörtern.

"Ein brillanter Sachbuch-Roman, der sich wie ein Krimi liest."
Die Welt

Winchester, Simon
Meaning of Everything
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The Story of the Oxford English Dictionary

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Im Jahre 1857 wurde ein ungewöhnliches Projekt in London initiiert. Die englische Sprache sollte in ihrer ganzen Vielfalt in einem Wörterbuch festgeschrieben werden. Erst 70 Jahre später war das vollendet, was wir heute als "The New Oxford Dictionary of English" kennen.
Der Mann, der diese Inventur der englischen Sprache in die Hand nahm, war "Dr. James Murray", der stets vom Wissensdurst getrieben wurde, fasziniert war von Wörtern und den verschiedensten Sprachen. Mit Flugblättern suchte Murray freiwillige Helfer, die die englische Literatur nach Wörter durchforsten sollten. Einer tritt bei dieser Arbeit hervor: William Minor. Per Post versorgt er Murray mit unzähligen Wörtern.
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