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Eye-rhymes 130

Female rhymes: Feminine rhymes: Double rhymes: those with last syllable unstressed — duty-beauty 129

Figures of speech: 1. Stylistic devices of whatever kind, including tropes (*'renamings', otherwise called *'F. of replacement', either *quantitative, or *quali-

tative). 2. Stylistic devices based on interrelation of meanings in sequences of linguistic units (see further: *F. of co-occurrence, manifesting identity, 'ine­quality', or 'contrast') 32, 101-102

*F. of contrast: those based on opposition (incompatibility) of co-occurring notions 161

*F. of co-occurrence: stylistic devices based on interrelations of two or more units of meaning actually following one another 143

*F. of identity: co-occurrence of synonymous or similar notions 145

*F. of inequality: those based on differentiation of co-occurrent notions 153-161

*F. of quality: renamings based on radical, qualitative difference between notion named and notion meant 102

F. of quantity: renamings based on only quantitative difference between traditional names and those actually used 102

F. of replacement: Tropes: 'renamings', i.e. replacing traditional names by situational ones 102

Foot 125

Foreign words 60-61

Formal intercourse 16-17

Four-letter words 72

Framing 141

Free verse 127

G

Gender49 Gradation: see Climax Graphon: intentional mis-spelling to show mispronunciation 38, 40

H

Headlinese 180-181

Heroic couplet 131

Hesitation forms: interjections and

inarticular sounds well, er, hm

uttered while searching for words

Hexameter 126

High-flown: extremely elevated 55 *Homofunctional: performing

identical (or similar, parallel)

syntactical function 34 Hyperbole: Overstatement 102 Hypercharacterization 21, 36 Hypermetric 126 Hyperonim: name of generic notion

Hypometric 126 Hyponim: name of specific notion 34

Iambus 125

Identical assertion: Tautology disguised 161

Idiolect: language, or anysublanguage of individual speaker (writer) 10

Imaginative prose 7

Implication 198, 199

*Indefinite stylistic value: Neu­trality 21

Individual style 6

*Inequality: see Figures of Inequality

Inner speech: talking to oneself (mentally) 35

Intensification 40-41

Intensifier: any device to reinforce expression (mostly applied to words like very, extremely, etc.) 40

Intention: communicative or stylistic purpose 15, 59

Intonation 41

Inversion 89

Irony 118-121 Irradiation 136

Jargon 66

Journalese: Newspaperese 170

К

Key-word: word (phrase) by which quotation alluded to is guessable

L

Label 21

Language as a system 8

Learned words: see Bookish words

Level: Tier 24, 25, 28

Lexical recurrence 138

Lexical vulgarism 72, 73