Arrant

Paul Zorn: John, "Arrant" means something like "utter" or "complete" - and ... john george: Ray - The bright side of the increase in government workers during a recession is that it does help ...

Locally Grown Northfield 2010

Paul Zorn: John, "Arrant" means something like "utter" or "complete" - and ... john george: Ray - The bright side of the increase in government workers during a recession is that it does help ...

Locally Grown Northfield 2010

Paul Zorn: John, "Arrant" means something like "utter" or "complete" - and ... john george: Ray - The bright side of the increase in government workers during a recession is that it does help ...

Locally Grown Northfield 2010

Fellow Merriam-Webster readers Arrant Pedantry, Language Log and Motivated Grammar have written very interesting posts about the less-fewer [...]

“10 items or less” is just fine « Motivated Grammar 2008

The first post, which addresses the essential point to this blog, is from Jonathon at Arrant Pedantry.

2008 January « Motivated Grammar 2008

The first post, which addresses the essential point to this blog, is from Jonathon at Arrant Pedantry.

Things that keep me up at night (Part I) « Motivated Grammar 2008

The Moon Is An Arrant Thief, LondonThe moon gets a bad rap: last year the Hayward declared it "deceitful", and now it's a thief.

This week's new exhibitions 2010

Update: If you remain unconvinced: Bill Walsh, Motivated Grammar, Mark Liberman, Bradshaw of the Future and Arrant Pedantry have written interesting posts on this strangely contentious subject.

Less or fewer? 2008

Update: If you remain unconvinced: Bill Walsh, Motivated Grammar, Mark Liberman, Bradshaw of the Future and Arrant Pedantry have written interesting posts on this strangely contentious subject.

September « 2008 « Sentence first 2008

Arrant horseshit, that only embarrasses those who try to defend it.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Paul Hollander on the Fall of Communism 2009