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Another Mother Tongue

Judy Grahn

1984

Bleep!

David Burke

1993

Lumberjack lingo

L. G. Sorden

1969

Slang

Michael Adams

2008

Streetwise Spanish

Brenda Wegmann, Mary McVey Gill

1998

A dictionary of modern slang, cant, and vulgar words

John Camden Hotten

1860

A dictionary of Australian colloquialisms

G. A. Wilkes

1978

Fads, fashions & cults

Tony Thorne

1994

Gayle

Ken Cage

2003

Understand rap

William Buckholz

2010

The Buzzword Dictionary

John Walston

2006

Slang and euphemism

Richard A. Spears

1981

Swearing in English

McEnery, Tony

2005

The Parliamo Glasgow omnibus

Stanley Baxter

2002

Net talk

Nancy Tamosaitis

1994

"Over the top," by an American soldier who went, Arthur Guy Empey, machine gunner, serving in France

Arthur Guy Empey

1917

Dictionary of the Underworld (Wordsworth Collection)

Eric Partridge

1949

Dictionary of American slang

Harold Wentworth

1960

Oxford Dictionary of Biology (Oxford Paperback Reference)

J. A. Simpson, John Ayto

2008

NTC's dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

Richard A. Spears

1989

Juba to jive

Clarence Major

1994

Foyle's philavery

Christopher Foyle

2007

Street French 1: The Best of French Slang (Street Language)

Burke, David

1996

Dictionary of American slang

Harold Wentworth

1975

Swearing

Geoffrey Hughes

1991

Streetwise French dictionary/thesaurus

Ian Pickup

2002

The street-wise Spanish survival guide

Eleanor Hamer

2008

The writer's guide to everyday life from prohibition through World War II

Marc McCutcheon

1995

Wicked Words

Hugh Rawson

1989

Slang and its analogues

Farmer, John Stephen

1970

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