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NTC's dictionary of British slang and colloquial expressions

Ewart James

1997

Even more parts

Tedd Arnold

2004

A dictionary of sexual language and imagery in Shakespearean and Stuart literature

Williams, Gordon

1994

There's a frog in my throat!

Loreen Leedy

2003

Emily Dickinson's imagery

Rebecca Patterson

1979

McGraw-Hill's American idioms dictionary

Richard A Spears

2007

The conceit

K. K. Ruthven

1969

Metaphors dictionary

Elyse Sommer, Dorrie Weiss

2001

The dictionary of cliches

James T. Rogers

1985

Idiomaticity in the basic writing of American English

Marion Okawa Sonomura

1996

Even more parts

Tedd Arnold

2005

Monkey business

Sedat Turhan, Laura Hambleton

2007

Mythic worlds, modern words

Joseph Campbell

1993

Figures of Speech

Mervyn Peake

2003

Medieval Christian literary imagery

Robert Earl Kaske

1988

Figures of speech

Arthur Quinn

1993

GO FIGURE (Ghostwriter)

Russell Ginns

1994

A course of lectures on oratory and criticism, 1777

Joseph Priestley

1777

Knickers in a Twist

Jonathan Bernstein

2006

Diana

Jorge de Montemayor

1968

Linguistic perspectives on literature

Marvin K. L. Ching, Ronald F. Lunsford, Haley, Michael C.

1980

Common American phrases in everyday contexts

Richard A. Spears

1992

Among the Prophets

Philip R. Davies, David J. A. Clines

1993

Shakespeare's imagery and what it tells us

Caroline Frances Eleanor Spurgeon

1965

Milton's Biblical and classical imagery

John Marcellus Steadman III

1984

This great stage

Robert Bechtold Heilman

1948

Oxymoronica

Mardy Grothe

2004

Go Fly a Kite!

Cynthia Fitterer Klingel

2007

Art is a way of knowing

Pat B. Allen

1995

NTC's American idioms dictionary

Richard A. Spears

1987

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