The APIHNA World Dictionary

 

Appendix R

Recommended Reading

The APIHNA Opposites List
An invaluable source of antonyms.

Hidden Meanings
Remember "Paul is dead Paul is dead Paul is dead..."?  Many other songs contain hidden messages.  This exemplary site compiles them for reference.

Oddbooks
The site's introduction says it all:
"The ideal book is old, out-of-print, and written by someone your friends have never heard of. This site celebrates such books and their authors."

Fun with English
APIHNA's own John M. Ward presents this peek at the strangeness of the language to which we have all succumbed.

The 'Cars Suck' littera-scripta page
Not strictly educational on the subject of grammar, but it's an APIHNA-ite page, and certainly educational.

The Decombust Dictionary
This worthy tome provides useful definitions for words which are not defined in any other text.

The Canadian Aptonym Centre
Finding the right name to assume when applying for a new job can be difficult.
The CAC provides examples of successful applicants.

World Wide Words
The origin of some obscure word or phrase getting you down?  This site may help to cure your ills.

Ladle Red Rotten Hut
Everything you need to know about pronunciation.

The Netiquette Quiz
Make sure you know what you're doing, before subscribing to APIHNA.

Net Lingo
Make sure you know what you're doing, before taking any stupid netiquette quizzes.

The Linguistic Fun Page
Many, many pages of English language idiocy for the connoisseur.

The Thinking Man's Minefield
Few web sites achieve perfection, but this one comes close.  The "My software (shareware and freeware) page" alone is worth more than three-quarters of the net.

A Dictionary of the Absurd
Another excellent dictionary; words looking up, for the use of.

 

 


 
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