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{{a|dictionary|{{subtable|<categorytree mode="pages" namespaces="Main">Dictionary</categorytree>}}}}Splendid American wag {{author|Ambrose Bierce}} published, to great acclaim, a {{br|Devil’s Dictionary}} a hundred years or so ago, thus inaugurating a fine tradition of subversive glossaries: {{author|Douglas Adams}} and John Lloyd’s {{br|The Deeper Meaning of Liff}} being one, and William | {{a|dictionary|{{subtable|<categorytree mode="pages" namespaces="Main">Dictionary</categorytree>}}}}Splendid American wag {{author|Ambrose Bierce}} published, to great acclaim, a {{br|Devil’s Dictionary}} a hundred years or so ago, thus inaugurating a fine tradition of subversive glossaries: {{author|Douglas Adams}} and John Lloyd’s {{br|The Deeper Meaning of Liff}} being one, and {{author|William Margrabe}}’s online ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20160324133701/http://margrabe.com/Dictionary.html/ Devil’s Derivatives Dictionary]'' — dating back to 2001 — being another. Mr. Margrabe’s excellent resource, has long since been put to pasture and has fallen fallow — though you can find it if you look hard enough and since the world of finance has moved on in 20 years, here is the [[JC]]’s contribution to the venerable tradition. | ||
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*{{author|Douglas Adams}} | *{{author|Douglas Adams}} | ||
*{{author|Ambrose Bierce}} | *{{author|Ambrose Bierce}} | ||
*{{author|William Margrabe}}’s fabled, long lost but now found again ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20160324133701/http://margrabe.com/Dictionary.html/ Devil’s Derivatives Dictionary]'' |