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Assembling the Oxford Dictionary of African American English

Linguists from Oxford meet to compare notes on words like “bussin” (adj.) and “do-rag” (n.), Alex Carp writes.

Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics and International Relations - Oxford  Reference

Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics and International Relations - Oxford Reference

UofSC Linguistics (@UofSCLing) / X

UofSC Linguistics (@UofSCLing) / X

Dictionary, Definition, History, Types, & Facts

Dictionary, Definition, History, Types, & Facts

The New Yorker March 27, 2023

The New Yorker March 27, 2023

The Oxford English Dictionary: its editors and its history - New Statesman

The Oxford English Dictionary: its editors and its history - New Statesman

New dictionary will codify African American English and its global  influence on language

New dictionary will codify African American English and its global influence on language

Weird Words in English: 100+ Terms You Need to Know from 2023 and Beyond

Weird Words in English: 100+ Terms You Need to Know from 2023 and Beyond

The New Yorker March 27, 2023

The New Yorker March 27, 2023

Assembling the Oxford Dictionary of African American English

Assembling the Oxford Dictionary of African American English

African Studies Reading Room  Columbia University Libraries

African Studies Reading Room Columbia University Libraries

World Englishes

World Englishes

World Englishes

World Englishes

Hip, Woke, Cool: It's All Fodder For the Oxford Dictionary of African  American English - The New York Times

Hip, Woke, Cool: It's All Fodder For the Oxford Dictionary of African American English - The New York Times

The Time the Oxford English Dictionary Forgot a Word

The Time the Oxford English Dictionary Forgot a Word