Jul
27
2008
Born and raised in New York, Dodi Robbins graduated from Harvard University and has been practising law for 13 years.
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Ask Language Log: “acrosst”
On a whim, my mother wiki-ed "eggcorn" and, lo and behold, we discovered your term.
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Language variability: pin vs pen and beyond
Hangzhou Wordplay
How you speak and how you think you speak: Part 1
Antedating “refudiate”
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