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With ‘Crash Blossoms’, Aviation Enters Lexicon Again
By Will Horton on February 9, 2010 8:52 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0) |ShareThis
When “Northwest Nap” entered the lexicon it wasn’t exactly with the highest source: it was on Urban Dictionary.
Now “crash blossoms” has entered the lexicon, this time with a more reputable, or at least pedantic, group: copy editors. But what are “crash blossoms”? To the copy editors, the phrase now refers to headlines with double meanings.
can you start a separate blog about snailpapers and ask readers to send in examples of snailpapers, humorous and serious, cartoons, columns, opeds, etc? Might be fun. Call it SNAILPAPERS or whatever inspired title you want.? DANNy
With ‘Crash Blossoms’, Aviation Enters Lexicon Again
By Will Horton on February 9, 2010 8:52 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBacks (0) |ShareThis
When “Northwest Nap” entered the lexicon it wasn’t exactly with the highest source: it was on Urban Dictionary.
Now “crash blossoms” has entered the lexicon, this time with a more reputable, or at least pedantic, group: copy editors. But what are “crash blossoms”? To the copy editors, the phrase now refers to headlines with double meanings.
http://henrykisor.blogspot.com/2010/01/my-favorite-new-word-of-2010.html
can you start a separate blog about snailpapers and ask readers to send in examples of snailpapers, humorous and serious, cartoons, columns, opeds, etc? Might be fun. Call it SNAILPAPERS or whatever inspired title you want.? DANNy
http://henrykisor.blogspot.com/2010/01/my-favorite-new-word-of-2010.html