What does DSNA stand for?

Dictionary Society of North America

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At various times he served as President of the American Dialect Society, the American Name Society, the International Linguistic Association, the Semiotic Society of America, and the Dictionary Society of North America.

In memoriam: Allen Walker Read (1906-2002)

We have been fortunate enough to add to our board Joan Houston Hall, of the landmark Dictionary of American Regional English (and, if as a VERBATIM reader, you do not have the four volumes now published, or at least visit them regularly in your library, you are really missing out) as well as Michael Adams, a professor of English at Albright College in Pennsylvania, and himself the editor of Dictionaries, the Journal of the Dictionary Society of North America (and familiar to VERBATIM.

Ex cathedra

I was lucky enough to hear Allan Metcalf, Executive Secretary of the American Dialect Society, outline his theory (complete with chart) of how to predict the success of new words several years ago at a meeting of the Dictionary Society of North America.

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