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1 A set, multi-elemental group of words, or lexical entity with the following characteristics: (a) the complete meaning cannot be derived from the meaning of the individual elements, e.g. to have a crush on someone (‘to be in love with...

One of the extravagant terms used to his wife by Mr Mantalini, in Charles Dickens’s Nicholas Nickleby. She is also: my heart’s joy; my sense’s idol; my joy; my life and soul; my essential juice of pineapple; my cup of...

The compilation, description, and classification of the total corpus of idioms1 in a language. Depending on the theoretical framework, various typologies (based on criteria such as grammatical structure, permutability of individual elements, stability...

// n. An expression consisting of two or more words whose meaning cannot be simply predicted from the meanings of its constituent parts: let the cat out of the bag, keep tabs on, a pig in a poke. For semantic reasons, an idiom requires its own lexical...

An idiom is an expression, that is a term or phrase whose meaning cannot be deduced from the literal definitions and the arrangement of its parts, but refers instead to a figurative meaning that is known only through common use. Supposedly, in...

Idioms reflect the relationship of the language and the experience it represents. The degree of appreciation for an idiom depends on the extent of the experience of the listener. The experience either enhances or limits the meaning of an idiom. The effect of the...

Several elements of conversation an intertwined. The popularity of "dialogical" notions in political theory is contrasted with the ideas of "contractualist" theorists. The popularity of the idea of deliberative democracy has recently been encapsulated in the substantial work of Dennis Thompson and Amy Gutmann....