Estuary English


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Posted by Ian E-N on September 16, 1999 at 11:13:48 from 148.88.145.178 via proxy halifax.lancs.ac.uk:

In Reply to: Re: S & A audio version posted by Beck on September 16, 1999 at 06:38:14:

>I like the idea that an accent can still be named after a geographical
>feature rather than some featureless conurbation.

Coffee time discussion with colleagues leaves me fearing there is an
implied rectal/cloacal maximal connotation to the use of "estuary"

Then Cloacina, goddess of the tide.
Whose sable streams beneath the city glide
John Gay: Trivia ii


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