American Slang
American Slang by Robert L. Chapman is a comprehensive resource published by HarperCollins on September 16, 1987. This first edition spans 499 pages and is presented in English. The book serves as an abridged edition of the New Dictionary of American Slang, featuring 14,000 entries that explore the vibrant and diverse world of American slang.
Readers will find a detailed compilation of slang terms that reflect the evolving nature of the English language. This edition captures the essence of American slang, showcasing its lively and often humorous character. With a focus on the rich variety of expressions used across different contexts, this book is a valuable reference for anyone interested in the nuances of informal language.
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The abridged edition of the New Dictionary of American Slang, containing 14,000 entries. “American slang at its rip-roaring, zany, zappy best.”–Dr. Robert Burchfield, editor of the Oxford English Dictionary.
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