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“Bermudian English”

From chingas to chopsing: introducing Bermudian English

Over the past year I’ve had the pleasure of working with the OED as a consultant on a set of new Bermudian English entries. While the addition of this batch…

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“Bermudian English”

From chingas to chopsing: introducing Bermudian English

Here’s the whole box and dice on the OED March 2021 update

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