The Life of Slang

Julie Coleman

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Linguistics, Language Diversity, and Identity Lexicography and Language Studies Linguistic Variation and Morphology

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1. What is Slang? 2. Spawning 3. Development 4. Survival and Metamorphosis 5. The Spread of Slang 6. Prigs, Culls, and Blosses: Cant and Flash Language 7. Jolly Good Show: British Slang to the Twentieth Century 8. Whangdoodles and Fixings: Early American Slang 9. Bludgers, Sooks and Moffies: English Slang around the World 10. Top Bananas and Bunny-boilers: The Media and Entertainment Age 11. Leet to Lols: The Digital Age 12. Endsville Acknowledgements Explanatory Notes Bibliography Word Index Index

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