San Juan Record | 1934-04-19 | Page 7 | Idioms Used to Build up English Language

idioms used to build up english language A savage tribe in tierra del fuego lias has a vocabulary of 0 0 words and are the only savages in the world so so richly supplied we might borrow a few and never be missed we thus appropriated hooch from the alaska indians and have much enjoyed using it that Is using the word hooch Is isa a phonetic joy it has that wild and slightly vulgar sound that seems to ft fit a crude intoxicant english speaking peoples are quick to pick up words odd to the ears from their neighbors giving them a twist that way may make their utterance more or less comic gow made over from the spanish hustado hus kado provokes a laugh laug it the english in india soon appropriated loot and bulldoze arose out of the swamps of louisiana where it was for long a neglected verb derived from the french other terms that spring into bein being 1 in the underworld in time get f fairly ity into andor good good society by succeeding gradations and there are now in good standing some f rom oi e pa fratea of r th the uj globe dem l 0 oU crat