Harbrace Guide to Dictionaries
It still sounds colloq. if not godawf. to me, nor am I impressed by 3a#39;s citations, from writers named L. G. Pine and Lawrence Constable and from a trade ... 2 gives this use but labels it colloq. ... Dean Swift, a great purist, objected to mob (from the Latin mobile vulgus), banter, bully, and sham; he also objected to hyp, which hasanbsp;...
| Title | : | Harbrace Guide to Dictionaries |
| Author | : | Kenneth George Wilson |
| Publisher | : | - 1963 |
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