Call Number (LC) Title Results
PE1599.F83 F2 1995 The F-word / 1
PE1599.F83 F2 1999 The F word / 1
PE1599.F83 F2 2009 The F-word / 1
PE1599.G4 B4 Get, come and go; some aspects of situational grammar : a study based on a corpus drawn from Agatha Christie's writings. 1
PE1599.G89 M48 2019 The life of guy : Guy Fawkes, the Gunpowder Plot, and the unlikely history of an indispensable word / 2
PE1599.K53 Origin of kibosh / 1
PE1599.K53 C644 2017 Origin of Kibosh : Routledge Studies in Etymology / 1
PE1599.L55 Discourse-pragmatic variation in context : eight hundred years of like / 1
PE1599.O33 M44 2023 Ok / 3
PE1599.O33 O43 2021 Okay across languages : toward a comparative approach to its use in talk-in-interaction / 2
PE1599.O94 Cognitive perspective on the polysemy of the English spatial preposition Over / 1
PE1599.O94 B78 1988 The story of over : polysemy, semantics, and the structure of the lexicon / 1
PE1599.P45 K55 Middle English words for 'people' 1
PE1599.P6 R8 Plain. : A study in co-text and context. 1
PE1599.S33 Flesh becomes word : a lexicography of the scapegoat or, the history of an idea / 2
PE1599.S59 C6 1982 Origin of the term "shyster" / 1
PE1599.S59 C64 1984 Origin of the term "shyster" : supplementary information / 1
PE1599.T69 S88 1997 Middle English words for "town" : a study of changes in a semantic field / 1
PE1599.T69 S88 1997x Middle English words for "town" : a study of changes in a semantic field / 1
PE1599 .U88 Das Bedeutungsfeld "Leid" in der englischen Tragödie vor Shakespeare. 1