1. In addition to having an alphabetical listing of the collection, The Phrontistery includes an introduction to Lipograms (literary works that deliberately omit one letter of the alphabet), recommended links, and a selection subject–specific Glossaries – so the next time you find yourself trapped in debate about, oh say, philosophy or dance, you‘ll be able to use trade–isms and fandangos with the best of them. (An even larger assortment of specialized vocabularies can be found through The Glossarist – a Yahoo–style portal to word collections all over the Web.) And, as the Global Village (and imported television) has made clear over the years, even in terms of terms in common use, there‘s more than just one English language even in terms of terms in common use.