New dictionary of American slang

New dictionary of American slang

by Robert L. Chapman

Part of Macmillan reference books

1986
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In linguistics, where definitions at best are often imprecise, those of slang terms are notoriously hard to establish. Recorded slang emerged from the special languages of sub-cultures and never stops evolving. Since the publication of the classic Dictionary of American Slang, on which this new dictionary is partially based, many changes have taken place.

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