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etymologist

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Noun

1. lexicographer

2. lexicologist

Usage
Far Cry's open world takes on new significance when you consider the etymology of "explore" - Rock Paper Shotgun
Maggy Hamel-Metsos – The Etymologist - Artsy
The Harvard-Educated Linguist Breaking Down ‘Skibidi’ and ‘Rizz’ - The New York Times
Missouri S&T etymologist recognized for lifetime achievement - Missouri S&T
A jumping frog and other creatures of etymological interest - OUPblog
The Etymology Nerd: How language shapes us - RNZ
Are You an Etymologist? - National Review
Mythology, Etymology, and the Hard Work of Living: A Conversation with torrin a. greathouse - The Rumpus
An etymological plague of frogs - OUPblog
S&T etymologist co-authors book on origin of ‘put the kibosh on’ - Missouri S&T
Post 450, descriptive of how the Oxford Etymologist spent part of this past August - OUPblog
A fabulous story, or spilling etymological beans - OUPblog
A rake’s etymological progress to hell - OUPblog
The last piece of wool: the Oxford etymologist goes woolgathering - OUPblog
A Retrospective on “Origin Uncertain” - OUPblog
The Oxford Etymologist waxes emotional: a few rambling remarks on fear - OUPblog
Religious terminology: the etymology of "god" - OUPblog
The sins of my etymological past and other people’s sins: Part 1 - OUPblog
Not a dog’s chance, or one more impenetrable etymology - OUPblog
Front page news: the Oxford Etymologist harrows an international brothel - OUPblog
Wrenching an etymology out of a monkey - OUPblog
Word of the Day: etymology (Published 2024) - The New York Times
The Curious Etymology Of The Elements - Hackaday
Playing God, Chapter 1 - OUPblog
Guns, herbs, and sores: inside the dragon’s etymological lair - OUPblog
Monthly Gleanings for February 2012, Part 1 - OUPblog
Can't make sense of teen slang like ‘6-7’ and ‘skibidi’? Ask the Etymology Nerd. - Yahoo
An etymologist explains how Halloween candy favorites got their names - Boing Boing
Oranges and Bucket Lists: What language can teach us about our world | Endless Thread - WBUR
Meet the Tireless Maestro of Etymology, Gerald Leonard Cohen - Tablet Magazine
Anatomy of a science meeting: How controversial pesticide research all but vanished from a major conference - U.S. Right to Know
Float - The Brooklyn Rail
The Origin of the Word Slang Has Been Found - Mental Floss
Barry Popik gets to the bottom of 'Oscar' - www.chroniclenewspaper.com
What it means to 'root' for the home team - The Christian Science Monitor
Who First Put Their Balls to the Wall? - MEL Magazine
Plenty of words have no clear origin - The Economist
He Did It All for the Etymologist Nookie - observer.com
From respair to cacklefart – the joy of reclaiming long-lost positive words | Susie Dent - The Guardian
Dann Woellert, food etymologist: On the job - Cincinnati Enquirer
Hey, Dude, What’s the History of Dude? (Published 2024) - The New York Times
The Loser Story: An Etymologist's Dream - The Korea Times
This dad joke will both impress and annoy you - Telegraph India
Maggot DNA reveals corpses' secrets - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Healthsake: Bihar-born etymologist's newly coined word enters English dictionaries - The New Indian Express
Tracing Indo-European languages’ Tamil roots - The New Indian Express
Which Came First — Hummer the Truck, or Hummer the Sex Act? - MEL Magazine
Susie Dent: ‘Choosing the right word is important… but we shouldn’t be paralysed by fear of using the wrong one’ - People Management
Countdown star Susie Dent’s ‘delight’ at honour for sharing her joy of language - Yahoo News UK
ON LANGUAGE; WHO'S A PATSY? (Published 1984) - The New York Times
Yaska’s Nirukta and his reflections on language - indiafacts.org
Countdown star Susie Dent spotlights ‘perfect’ Scots word for winter mornings - The National Scot
Lorelei And The Laser Eyes - How To Unlock The Movie Poster Rooms - TheGamer
The fury of these 'reply guys' triggered by Susie Dent's 'word of the day' took it to a whole new level - The Poke
Foreign Language Equivalents
Foreign Language Equivalents of 'etymologist'
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Misspellings - Typos
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Words Starting with Letter - 'A'
a a battery a billion
a bit a bit much a capella singing
a cappella singing a couple of a few
a fortiori a good deal a great deal
a horizon a hundred a hundred and one
a hundred thousand a hundred times a kempis
a la carte a la mode a level
a little a lot a million
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