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Never Enough Words: How Americans Invented Expressions as Ingenious, Ornery, and Colorful as Themsel Ves

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Never Enough Words: How Americans Invented Expressions as Ingenious, Ornery, and Colorful as Themsel Ves - McQuain, Jeffery, and McQuain, Jeff, and McQuain, Jeffrey
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McQuain offers a fascinating look at the evolution of American language and the agility with which Americans apply old words to new situations, resulting in new meanings.

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Never Enough Words: How Americans Invented Expressions as Ingenious, Ornery, and Colorful as Themsel Ves 1999, Random House Reference Publishing, New York, NY

ISBN-13: 9780679458043

Hardcover
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