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Dianacee  +  208931 Thu, 23 Mar 06 06:17 PM
There is a new book out, published privately, entitled Body Idioms by May Pare which I discovered in Guardian Online. I contacted the author for a copy and it's excellent!

Her web site is http://www.bodyidioms.com/ If you don't have much money but would still like to have a copy, she does have some copies of her book which she will sell more cheaply because they were slightly frayed in transit.
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Anonymous, 3 yr 223 days ago
I looked at the samples.  Very good book - can even learn which compound words are spelled as one word, which are (still) two words, which are hyphenated.   I'm a native 32 year-old American -  and "handpicked" was a new one-worder for me. :-) (my excuse is that I also speak French fluently.)

-Howland
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