Add to ORKGEach entry includes the meaning of the clich or expression, its origin and early uses, its historical development, and its present-day usage. This fully indexed and cross-referenced resource is essential for students, writers, and anyone seeking the gift of gab. New entries include: Don't go there Flavor of the month Ground zero Not so much Show me the money So yesterday and more
The cliché is a peripheral term in our critical vocabulary. Reviewers, critics, and editors speak of...
In attempting to define the term cliché three stages have to be considered: first, there is the leve...
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1. Clichés, mythologies and photographs Looking up the definition of "cliché" in the Cambridge Inter...
"With its « Dictionary », Claude Closky proposes new definitions for more than 3000 nouns or express...
Language is a complex structure containing the codes of a nation’s lifestyle, economy, geography and...
Many people use these words interchangeably but there are actually subtle and interesting difference...
This article discusses phrases and clichés in newspapers and magazines. Experiences and innovative m...
Cliché is a printerly term, satisfyingly material. Indeed, the Oxford English Dictionary in the main...
One of the most frequently encountered difficulties with teaching composition is how to deal with cl...
First published under the title: Collins' graphic English dictionary, etymological, explanatory and ...
A dictionary on proverbs should meet its claim in compiling the specific, relevant formulaic entries...
I have been writing slang dictionaries since my first appeared in 1984 (The Dictionary of Contempora...
Before writing the call for papers for this issue, I conducted an online search for 'cliché in writi...
Compiling a dictionary of a very many words that are not in the dictionary - mine is a dictionary of...
The cliché is a peripheral term in our critical vocabulary. Reviewers, critics, and editors speak of...
In attempting to define the term cliché three stages have to be considered: first, there is the leve...
clobberclobber _clobber_ _Language Words_ [PT]JW _gam_: - meaning a big foot. example of usage: ...
1. Clichés, mythologies and photographs Looking up the definition of "cliché" in the Cambridge Inter...
"With its « Dictionary », Claude Closky proposes new definitions for more than 3000 nouns or express...
Language is a complex structure containing the codes of a nation’s lifestyle, economy, geography and...
Many people use these words interchangeably but there are actually subtle and interesting difference...
This article discusses phrases and clichés in newspapers and magazines. Experiences and innovative m...
Cliché is a printerly term, satisfyingly material. Indeed, the Oxford English Dictionary in the main...
One of the most frequently encountered difficulties with teaching composition is how to deal with cl...
First published under the title: Collins' graphic English dictionary, etymological, explanatory and ...
A dictionary on proverbs should meet its claim in compiling the specific, relevant formulaic entries...
I have been writing slang dictionaries since my first appeared in 1984 (The Dictionary of Contempora...
Before writing the call for papers for this issue, I conducted an online search for 'cliché in writi...
Compiling a dictionary of a very many words that are not in the dictionary - mine is a dictionary of...
The cliché is a peripheral term in our critical vocabulary. Reviewers, critics, and editors speak of...
In attempting to define the term cliché three stages have to be considered: first, there is the leve...
clobberclobber _clobber_ _Language Words_ [PT]JW _gam_: - meaning a big foot. example of usage: ...