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Offspring of the English verb "babelize" (with remarks on French, Hebrew, and Spanish)
In: Neophilologus. - Dordrecht [u.a.] : Springer 86 (2002) 3, 455-466
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How emulated dyosemy can defeat the purpose of a euphemism : the origin of Chicano Spanish "blaquillo" 'testicle' (with remarks on Georgian, Hebrew, High German, Kodagu, Lithuanian, Low German, Polish, Russian, and Yiddish)
In: Quaderni di semantica. - Bologna : Ed. Pendragon 23 (2002) 2, 247-255
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The origin of Chicano Spanish "blanquillo" 'testicle' : on how emulated dyosemy can defeat the purpose of a euphemism
In: Verba. - Santiago de Compostela 28 (2001), 403-405
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Definite and possible English reflexes of Spanish "garbanzo" 'chickpea'
In: Verba. - Santiago de Compostela 27 (2000), 405-408
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American English "jitney" 'five-cent coin, sum of five cents' has no apparent Jewish or Russian connection
In: Leuvense bijdragen. - Leuven : Dep. of Linguistics of the Univ. of Leuven 87 (1998) 1-2, 155-170
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An instance of convergence : Frisian "witte" and Yiddish "mideye"
In: Leuvense bijdragen. - Leuven : Dep. of Linguistics of the Univ. of Leuven 87 (1998) 1-2, 151-153
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The American English slangism "fink" probably has no Jewish connection
In: Leuvense bijdragen. - Leuven : Dep. of Linguistics of the Univ. of Leuven 87 (1998) 1-2, 139-146
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"zinfandel" : an American English word of Czech, German, Hungarian, and/or Slovak origin
In: Names. - Abingdon, OX : Taylor & Francis 44 (1996) 1, 59-77
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More on the alleged Russian origin of French "bistro"/"bistrot"
In: Romance philology. - Turnhout : Brépols Publ. 44 (1991) 4, 425-428
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Miscellany
Dodge, Robert K. (Mitarb.); MacMillan, James B. (Mitarb.); Gold, David L. (Mitarb.)...
In: American speech. - Durham, NC : Duke Univ. Press 60 (1985) 3, 270-288
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English etymological miscellany : goop, the North River, skolly, shokh, kitke, shlenter
In: Leuvense bijdragen. - Leuven : Dep. of Linguistics of the Univ. of Leuven 73 (1984) 3, 315-334
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More on 'enemy' ='hangnail'
In: Vox romanica. - Tübingen : Narr Francke Attempto 41 (1982), 202-205
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