Regarding wombat—Tim Pulju Better Words and Morphemes — JLSSCNC Vol I, No 3 Contents Towards a Perfect Definition of the Term “Sign”—Louis Capet

Bivalent Meaning in Matrix Adverbs

by Dave Kathman, University of Chicago


“I haven’t been bowling too well lately,” he said gutturally.

“My name’s Alexander,” he said gratingly.

“Eins, zwei, drei, fünf,” he said fearlessly.

“OopsI think I ran over Dad,” he said transparently.

“They’re brothers,” he said grimly.

“Umphant, umphant, umphant,” he said triumphantly.

“Where did you get this meat?” he asked hoarsely.

“I think I ate too much pineapple,” he said dolefully.

“The Rosetta what?” he asked stonily.

“Furn., 2 bdrms.,” he said aptly.

“Yes, I took the gold leaf,” he said guiltily.

“By the way, don’t reach into the piranha tank,” he said offhandedly.

Regarding wombat—Tim Pulju
Towards a Perfect Definition of the Term “Sign”—Louis Capet
Better Words and Morphemes — JLSSCNC Vol I, No 3 Contents