lexiconic

Indeed, the mantra that became almost a lexiconic phrase in American dialogue was the exhortation that "we can't let the terrorists win."

Carl Jeffers: Message to TSA: Enough's Enough; Message to President: Here's Your Chance Carl Jeffers 2010

Indeed, the mantra that became almost a lexiconic phrase in American dialogue was the exhortation that "we can't let the terrorists win."

Carl Jeffers: Message to TSA: Enough's Enough; Message to President: Here's Your Chance Carl Jeffers 2010

It is parsed and tortured by lawyerly lexiconic trickery, Orwellian Newspeak winning the the levers of power.

DOS, Left Brain Minds Playing with Fire Metaphors in Windows Times 2009

In celebration of the three hundredth anniversary of Johnson's birth in 1709, a definition from the first edition of the dictionary will be posted each day for readers 'lexiconic delight, beginning on January 1, 2009.

languagehat.com 2009

"posted each day for readers 'lexiconic delight … words [are] taken from the annotated proof copy of the first edition, extra-illustrated with Johnson's and his helpers' manuscript corrections."

podictionary - for word lovers - dictionary etymology, trivia & history 2009