Henry W Fowler, author of Modern English Usage (1926), and Wilson Follett, author of Modern American Usage (1966), both included “barbarisms” as headwords in their guides. Fowler defined them as ...

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Say: “O ye men! Now Truth hath reached you from your Lord! those who receive guidance, do so for the good of their own souls; ...

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Tulane University’s Native American Affinity Group submitted a list of demands to Tulane’s Office of Equity, Diversity and ...

Black beans meant “no,” while white beans meant “yes.” “The beans were supposed to be counted in secret, but if somebody ...

For those who can access the Black’s Law dictionary, please look for the pronunciation there ... and just as we have mimicked ...

With the evolution of the internet has come lots of Gen Z slang that you may want to keep your notepad handy for. From social ...

If someone calls your tastes 'bourgeois,' should you thank them or shake a fist? You might have to check first with Moliere, ...