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This article is about the recreational linguistics publication. For the Canadian one about adult literacy, please see Word Ways: Going Places with Literacy.Academic journal
Word Ways
DisciplineRecreational linguistics
LanguageEnglish
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History1968 to present
PublisherSpringValley and/or Expanded Academic ASAP (US)
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Word Ways: The Journal of Recreational Linguistics is the journal of record for logologists. It was established by Dmitri Borgmann in 1968. The current editor is A. Ross Eckler, and in 2006 this job will go to Jeremiah Farrell, a professor emeritus at Butler University in Indiana.

Word Ways is published four times a year, with 80 pages per issue.

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