Slang And Its Analogues Past And Present

Slang And Its Analogues Past And Present, by John Stephen Farmer, is a comprehensive exploration of slang terms and their historical context. This detailed reference work delves into the origins and evolution of various slang expressions, offering a rich tapestry of linguistic history.

Readers interested in lexicography, historical linguistics, or simply the colorful world of slang will find this an invaluable resource. Explore the nuances of language and discover the hidden stories behind everyday words and phrases.

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