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Here’s a factual sentence describing *New One-Armed Swordsman*: Directed by RZA, this 2024 film reimagines the classic Chinese legend through a modern action lens, featuring a protagonist who overcomes profound physical limitations to become a formidable warrior utilizing innovative martial arts te...
Paul McFedries is a Canadian non-fiction author and lexicographer known for tracking and documenting newly coined English words and phrases. He is the creator and operator of Word Spy, a website established in 1995 dedicated to defining and contextualizing contemporary vocabulary, slang, and jargon....
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Word Spy provides accessible, timely neologism tracking and substantial popular value, though sourcing and permanence fall below historical dictionaries.
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David K. Barnhart is an American lexicographer whose work focuses especially on new words, new meanings and changing usage in English. He founded Lexik House in 1980 and, with his father Clarence Barnhart, edited The Barnhart Dictionary Companion, a quarterly publication that documented emerging voc...
The New One-Armed Swordsman is a 1971 Shaw Brothers wuxia film directed by Chang Cheh and starring David Chiang as the central swordsman. It revisits the one-armed warrior premise established by the earlier One-Armed Swordsman, in which Jimmy Wang Yu played Fang Gang. The film focuses on martial loy...
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