User:WikiPedant
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Registered Wiktionary editor since March 11, 2007.
I am a university professor in Ontario, Canada. In Wiktionary I have added and edited philosophical terms and Canadianisms, and enjoy contributing idioms. I also like to root about at random. I make a special effort to add literary and scholarly quotations to entries, as well as verified references.
My Wikipedia user page is here.
- Wiktionary: Total edit count
- Wiktionary: New English entries created = 1012 (up to and including Nov. 20 / 09, excluding alt forms/spellings, redirects, plurals, etc.)
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| Wanted: | abatere - abaká - ἀκαρής - burundyjski - አቡነ - narco- - sécréter - battleship-shaped curve (+/-) |
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[edit] Samples
- Quotations: Acad journal:circular argument, Bible:fervent, Book(ed):sticking point, G&M:Timbit, Lit:akin, nark, Misc:egress, hyperbole, Winnipegger, NYT:little emperor, Ruakh:under erasure, TimeMag:straightforward, TimesOL:spiffing, Web:chump-change, joe job
- References: Templates, AmHeritIdioms:mutual admiration society, CambrAdv:troubleshooting, CdnEnc:notwithstanding clause, Dict.com(multi-word):small fry, Encarta:Jeeves, Marines:numbnuts, OED2nd:smithers, RHWUED&OED2nd:busy work.
- Usage notes: beg the question, druthers
- Footnotes: ambulance chaser, outport, undoubtably
- Multiple plural forms: compendium
- Always plural: BVD's, dog days, druthers, smithers, short hairs, tix, trappings
- with {{infl}} second thoughts, creative differences
[edit] Oddities
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