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For those of you who might wonder now and then, "What's up with the folks at OED these days?" (remember now, the OED is historical and descriptive..)

12 September 2002 saw the publication of the range of entries mivvy-monnisher in the New Edition. In addition to revised versions of Second Edition entries, this range contains the following completely new entries:

mixability, n.
mix-and-match, a. and n.
mixdown, n.
Mixe, n. and a.
Mixean, a. and n.
mixed, n.
mixed ale, n.
mixed cloth, n. (and a.)
mixed corn, n.
Mixe-Zoque, n. and a.
Mixe-Zoquean, a. and n.
mixie, n.
mix-in, n.
mixmaster, v.
mixmastered, a.
mixmastering, n.
mixochimera, n.
mixotroph, n.
mixotrophy, n.
mixte, a. and n.
mixtil, n.2 and a.
mixtry, n.
mixum-gatherum, n.
mixy-matchy, a.
miya, n.
mizuna, n.
mizutaki, n.
mizzled, a.2
mizzle-kyted, a.
mizzle-shinned, a.
Mk., n.1
Mk., n.2
Mk., n.3
MK, n.4
mkhedruli, n. (and a.)
mkt., n.
Mleccha, n.
m'lud, n.
m'lud, v.
mlungu, n. and a.
Mn, n.
Mnium, n.
moa-hunting, n.
moai, n.
moaner's bench, n.
moaning dove, n.
moany, a.
mobbed, a.2
mobbed-up, a.
mobe, n.
mobed, n.
Mobile, a.2 and n.3
mobile unit, n.
mobile vulgus, n.
mobility allowance, n.
mobilizability, n.
mobilizational, a.
mobilize, v.2
mobilizer, n.
mobola, n.
mob-o-ton, n.
mob-stock, v.
mob stocking, n.
Mobutuism, n.
moby, n.
moby, a.
Moby Dick, n.
moc, n.
moch, v.2
mochadi, a.
Moche, a. and n.2
mochila, n.
mochy, a.2
mock, n.6
mockie, n.
mockney, a. and n.
mock-sport, n.
mocktail, n.
mockumentary, n.
mocotaugan, n.
moc-toe, n.
mod, n.2
modded, a.
modelet, n.
modelizing, n.
modem, v.
modemed, a.
moderating, n.
moderative, a.
moderature, n.2
moderne, a. (and n.)
Modernisme, n.
Modernismo, n.
modernista, a.
modernistically, adv.
modernizable, a.
modette, n.
modillioned, a.
Modimo, n. (and int.)
modinha, n.
modiolid, n. and a.
Modjadji, n.
modulational, a.
modulatively, adv.
modulization, n.
modulize, v.2
modulized, a.
moegoe, n. (and a.)
moelleux, n. and a.
moenie, v.
moeone, n.
moepel, n.
Moeraki boulder, n.
moeriki, n.
Moesian, n. and a.
mofo, n.
moganite, n.
mogas, n.
mogue, v.
Mogulian, n. and a.
mogully, a.
mohalla, n.
mohar, n.
moharrir, n.
mohawking, n.
Mohism, n.
Mohist, n. and a.
Mohmand, n. and a.
moho-pereru, n.
Mohr, n.1
Mohr, n.2
mohua, n.
moiréd, a.
moistured, a.
moisture-proofing, a.
mojado, n.
mojito, n.
mojo, n.3
mokihi, n.
mokimoki, n.
Mokisso, n.
mokker, n.
Moko, n.1
moko jumby, n.
mokoro, n.
mokume, n.
mokume gane, n.
mokus, n. and a.
molcajete, n.
Mole, n.9 and a.2
Mole, n.10
molectronics, n.
molecular biological, a.
molecular biologist, n.
molecular clock, n.
molecular electronics, n.
Mole-Dagbani, a. and n.
mole-draining, n.
molehunt, n.
moletronics, n.
molie, n.
Molièresque, a.
Molimo, n.1 (and int.)
molimo, n.2
molindone, n.
moling, n.
Molinia, n.
Molisch, n.
molle, n.1
mollia tempora, n.
mollia tempora fandi, n.
mollisol, n.
mollitive, a. and n.
molluscacidal, a.
molluscacide, n.
mollusciciding, n.
molluscum fibrosum, n.
Molly, n.3
molly, n.4
molly-blob, n.
Molly Bright, n.
mollycoddled, a.
molly-cosset, v.
Molly Maguireite, n.
Molniya orbit, n.
molo, n.
molo, a.
Molochism, n.
moloi, n.
Molokan, n.
Moloney, n.
molossid, n. and a.
Molson muscle, n.
molt, a.
Molteno, n.
molton, n.2
Moluccas, n.
molue, n.
molybdoprotein, n.
moment critique, n.
momentive, a.
mommy track, n.
mommy tracker, n.
mommy tracking, n.
momo, n.1
momo, n.2
Momoyama, n. (and a.)
mompara, n.
moms, n.
momsey, n.
Momusite, n.
Mon, n.4
Monacan, n. and a.
Monache, n.
monachizing, n.
Monadelphic, a.
Monadelphist, n.
Monaghan, n.
monarchomach, n.
monastral, a.
monatomicity, n.
monaych, n.
moncheite, n.
Mondayitis, n.
Mondayize, v.
Mondayized, a.
Mondayizing, n.
mondegreen, n.
mondo, n.2
mone, n.2
monenergism, n.
monenergistic, a.
monensin, n.
monerula, n.
money bush, n.
money machine, n.
money musk, n.
moneyness, n.
money-off, a.
money pit, n.
money plant, n.
money tree, n.
mong, n.2
monged, a.
Mongolist, n.
Mongolized, a.
mongrelized, a.
monikered, a.
monimostylic, a.
monimostyly, n.
moning, n.
monitorable, a.
monitrice, n.
monitum, n.

In addition to these completely new entries, a number of new subordinate entries were added to existing entries. These included:

(Under mixed, a.2)
mixed bill
mixed bunch
mixed business
mixed doubles
mixed drink
mixed feeding
mixed greens
mixed land
mixed programme
mixed spice
mixed veld
(Under mixotrophic, a.)
mixotrophically
(Under mob, n.2 (and adv.))
mob-rule
mob scene
(Under mobile, a.1)
mobile launcher
mobile office
mobile phase
mobile radio
mobile telephone
(Under mock, a., adv., and n.7)
mock cream
mock jack
mock pendulum
mock trial
mock trumpet
mock Tudor
mock turtleneck
mock heather
mock strawberry
(Under mocktail, n.)
mocktail party
(Under mode, v.)
moding
(Under model, n. and a.)
model release
model year
model home
model prison
model village
(Under modern, a. and n.)
modern primitive
(Under modernization, n.)
modernization theory
(Under modesty, n.)
modesty board
modesty panel
modesty skirt
modesty vest
(Under modified, a. and n.)
modified American plan
modified starch
(Under modular, a. and n.)
modular arithmetic
modular form
modular group
(Under module, v.2)
moduled
(Under moffie, a. and n.)
moffiedom
Under moisture, n.)
moisture barrier
moisture movement
moisture stress
(Under molecular, a. (and n.))
molecular beam
molecular beam epitaxy
molecular formula
molecular machine
molecular rotation
molecular wire
(Under mom, n.)
mom food
(Under moment, n.)
moment generating function
(Under money, n. (and a.))
money advice
money broking
money capital
money claim
money clip
money creature
money-digger
money-doubler
money fund
money-hunter
money hunting
money launderer
money laundering
money management
money manager
money mart
moneypaper
money politics
money purchase
money shot
money stock
money trader
moneywise
(Under money market, n.)
money market fund
(Under monkey, n.)
monkey barge
monkey bike
monkey boot
monkey in the middle
monkey pole
monkey rum
monkey show
monkey squirrel
monkey stove
Monkey Ward's
monkey work
monkey orange
monkey pistol
monkey thorn
(Under monkeypox, n.)
monkeypox virus

Out-of-sequence new entries

12 September 2002 also saw the publication of the the following new entries from across the alphabet:

Abelungu, n.
abortuary, n.
after-school, a.
A-list, n. and a.
A-lister, n.
Archaea, n.
archaeon, n.
asteroseismological, a.
asteroseismologist, n.
asteroseismology, n.
bait and switch, n.
bancassurance, n.
bancassurer, n.
big one, n.
biochip, n.
biocomputer, n.
biocomputing, n.
bioinformatic, a.
bioinformatician, n.
bioinformaticist, n.
bioinformatics, n.
bitstream, n.
B-list, n. and a.
B-lister, n.
bodyboard, n.
bodyboarder, n.
bodyboarding, n.
body-swerve, v.
body swerve, n.
boogie board, n.
boogie boarder, n.
booze cruise, n.
boy toy, n.
brane, n.
caffeinated, a.
calamari, n.
chemoprevention, n.
chemopreventive, a. and n.
chopsocky, a. and n.
cite, n.
C-list, n. and a.
C-lister, n.
clunky, a.
colonoscope, n.
colonoscopic, a.
colonoscopically, adv.
colonoscopy, n.
con, n.5
condensed matter, n.
contactee, n.
contrarian, n. and a.
coupledom, n.
cowpunk, n.
crash-and-burn, n. and a.
crash and burn, v.
cringe-making, a.
cringe-makingly, adv.
cringeworthy, a.
cryptosporidial, n.
cryptosporidiosis, n.
Cryptosporidium, n.
cushty, a. (and adv.)
D-list, n. and a.
Dobsonian, a. and n.
Drake equation, n.
dysfunctional, a.
dysfunctionality, n.
dyspraxia, n.
dyspraxic, a. and n.
evo-devo, n.
exfoliant, n. and a.
fanny, v.2
fashionista, n.
fruit acid, n.
geddit, int.
geomathematical, a.
geomathematics, n.
geomatic, a.
geomatics, n.
globality, n.
gun control, n.
helioseismic, a.
helioseismological, a.
helioseismologist, n.
helioseismology, n.
Kellner, n.
Kuhnian, a. and n.
lagerstätte, n.
leylandii, n.
lurve, n.
palmcorder, n.
presenteeism, n.
Singlish, n.1
Singlish, n.2
spintronic, a.
spintronics, n.
stepfamily, n.
step-parent, n.
step-parenthood, n.
step-parenting, n.
tabloidese, n.
tabloidesque, a.
tabloidism, n.
tabloidization, n.
technoscience, n.
technoscientific, a.
technoscientist, n.
toe-curling, a.
Umlimo, n.
umlungu, n. and a.
Z-list, n. and a.



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Thanks! So when can we expect the full entire complete new&improved brick&mortar set?


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quoting OED Online Help:

The OED Online contains the complete text of the 20-volume Second Edition, first published in 1989, together with its 3-volume Additions Series, published in 1993 (volumes 1 and 2) and 1997 (volume 3). Many of the entries in the Additions volumes consist of sections which are additions to an entry previously published in the Second Edition; such sections are appended to the end of the appropriate Second Edition entry. Complete entries published for the first time in the Additions volumes are presented as free-standing entries, along with entries from the Second Edition.

The OED is currently being revised, with the aim of producing a completely updated third edition by the year 2010. Draft material from the revision programme will also be published online, representing the latest progress towards the new edition. More revised and new entries will be added to the online Dictionary every quarter.

Results from searches of the Dictionary text are therefore presented in two sets, one consisting of Second Edition results (including results from the Additions volumes) and the other consisting of New (Third) Edition results. The first set contains a complete A to Z sequence of entries, while the second is incomplete, but growing every quarter.
[E.A.]


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Best wait for the Director's Cut, I say.



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Oh, wsdfghbnmpokjhbv !!!
Went to OED to look up "Nosegay" and it ain't there! Found a definition after plowing through several tomes. But not a thing about its historical use or use versus a bouquet. Harumph© AND it's even a British-English word.


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it *is in OED2 -- you must be looking in some half-arsed edition. : )

The smell of sweet herbs and all kinds of wholesome growth.. made the whole air a great nosegay. -Dickens, Bleak House


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It's in the B&M OED 1, too, right between nose flute and nosegent. You looking in the bowdlerized edition?


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You looking in the bowdlerized edition?

Didn't know that Bowdler published dictionaries. Where can I get one?



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Where can I get one?

Last one I saw was titled The Wit and Wisdom of Dan Quayle. It's parbly a little dated now but.


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Yeah, and it'd be a lot of money for a one-page book. And one blank page, at that.



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Just got this in an email, and I felt it was worth resurrecting this thread:

"Asylum seeker, economic migrant, bed-blocking, and stakeholder pension reflect the serious side of life; bunny-hugger (a conservationist or animal lover), chick flick (a film appealing to women), gearhead (a car enthusiast), and Grinch (a spoilsport or killjoy) are entries in a more light-hearted vein. Several entries are testaments to the popularity of science fiction, among them Tardis from the TV series Doctor Who, Jedi from Star Wars, and Klingon from Star Trek."

I have no idea what the source is... I'll see if I can't find out.

EDIT: Here it is ~ http://www.askoxford.com/worldofwords/wordfrom/shorter/

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