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The Nickelodeon mentioned in the song is obviously a coin-operated music maker-player piano, jukebox, or radio-and \"Nickelodeon\" is usually capitalized in the printed lyrics as though it were being used as a brand name. [...]there is no prior record of \"Nickelodeon\" being used as a brand or common name for any coin-operated device, and the trademark owner was a chain of silent movie theaters that operated from 1905 to 1915. The ones I remember played 45 rpm records, and through the glass of the front, one could watch the machine choose the record and set it up to play. 141:8-10 From Wikipedia: \"Tennessee Waltz\" is a popular/country music song with lyrics by Redd Stewart and music by Pee Wee King written in 1946 and first released in January 1948. The woman has been insulted, it seems to me, and she tries to cover her hurt with a forced smile. 141:26 Hissing like a snake-a foreshadowing of the reference to a snake when the grandmother reaches out to The Misfit-the grandmother reprimands the girl in hushed tones, fearing that making a big scene would bring more dishonor to the family. 141:27-28 Red Sam, a true cock of the walk, vanishes the discomfort of the scene by doing what the grandmother had just avoided: shaming a family member in a public manner.

A study of neologisms of the 1990s that are derived from personal names & from names of specific people & places lists 79 words & expressions with definitions & sources of first written attestations. Textual contexts & sociocultural commentary are provided for selected items, with particular focus on the full Monty/Monte, Morris Trust transaction/dodge, Goldilocks economy, & Hindutva. J. Hitchcock

A lexicon of new slang or popular language is presented.

As part of a continuing project, an alphabetical listing of 95 new English words is presented. Each entry includes definitions, part of speech, source(s), & date first heard. Sources include newspapers & magazine clippings, published & unpublished glossaries of new forms, glossaries on the World Wide Web, & individual contributors. 7 References. B. Gadalla

The new words to the English language are defined.