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Who can revise ‘candy’? The lexicographer can…

2020 has been a strange year, all round, and it seems odd to think that back in January I was sitting down in the office to revise the candy range,…

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“US English”

Who can revise ‘candy’? The lexicographer can…

A new stream of work on the OED

Stop the clock for the OED December 2020 update

Roger Kreuz on irony and the OED

The Oxford English Dictionary: focus areas and goals for 2021

Webinar: The Oxford English Dictionary for Korean users

Trick or treat? Some Halloween revisions to OED

Switching gears: revising code-switching, n.

Code red! It’s the OED September 2020 update

The Ontario Dialects Project and Canadian English in the OED

A load of old codswallop? Revising codswallop, n.