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Word Myths: Debunking Linguistic Urban Legends Theresa Guzmann I began writing a blog

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I began writing a blog in association with my competition barbecue team (The Memphis Barbecue Company - not to be confused with the Memphis Barbecue Company in Memphis which is a real barbecue restaurant)

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Word Myths: Debunking Linguistic Urban Legends Theresa Guzmann I began writing a blogDo you believe that Ring Around the Rosie refers to the Black Death? Or that Eskimos have 50 (or 500) words for snow? Or that Posh is an acronym for Port Out, Starboard Home? If so, you badly need this book. In Word Myths, David Wilton debunks some of the most spectacularly wrong word histories in common usage, giving us the real stories behind many linguistic urban legends. Readers will discover the true history behind such popular words and

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