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Name your child
Name your child

By Eric Partridge

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Usage and abusage
Usage and abusage

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Nicknames
Nicknames

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A survey of names for people, places and events, including "package words."

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Usage and Abusage
Usage and Abusage

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Name this child
Name this child

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Usage and Abusage Guide to Good English
You Have a Point There
You Have a Point There

By Eric Partridge

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You Have a Point There
You Have a Point There

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Slang to-day and yesterday
Usage and Abusage
Usage and Abusage

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