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An exaltation of larks
the ultimate edition
Lipton, James
1991
Includes 1,100 resurrected or newly minted contributions to our language such as a "leap of leopards.".
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Veni vidi vici
conquer your enemies, impress your friends with everyday Latin
Ehrlich, Eugene H
1995
A collection of phrases, maxims, and proverbs giving the correct spelling, pronunciation, and literal meaning in Latin.
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When is a pig a hog?
a guide to confoundingly related English words
Randall, Bernice
1991
Provides definitions of the subtle differences between related terms. Eight main sections cover people, places, things, ideas, activities, nature, science, etc.
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Poetry handbook
a dictionary of terms
Deutsch, Babette
1974
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Similes
Hanson, Joan
1976
A child uses similes to describe his neighborhood friends.
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Pioneer dictionary
Kalman, Bobbie
2000
An alphabetical listing of words related to life on the American frontier, from ague and bank barn to wheelwright and zoetrope.
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Cassell everyday phrases
their origins and meanings
Ewart, Neil
1991
Spine title: Cassell everyday phrases. Defines 400 phrases commonly used throughout the English-speaking world, such as: eager beaver and sour grapes.
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I read you loud and clear
the kids' world almanac of colorful phrases
Sommer, Elyse
1990
A thesaurus of phrases designed to provide an appreciation for and understanding of idioms, similes, and other colorful phrases.
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A hog on ice and other curious expressions
Funk, Charles Earle
1985
Traces the sources of over four hundred expressions and sayings used in everyday speech.
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Who put the butter in butterfly?
Feldman, David
1989
Explains the idisyncrasies of the English language, including such familiar words as finks and funks; mugwumps and muumuus.
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