De Vaan says from Proto-Italic lukro-, from PIE lhu-tlo- "seizure, gain," with cognates in Greek apolauo "take hold of, enjoy," leia (Doric laia) "booty. Derivative bobby-soxer "adolescent girl," especially with reference to fans of popular crooners, first attested 1944. , used in Revelation of "the angel of the bottomless pit," and by Milton of the pit itself, from Hebrew Abhaddon, literally "destruction," from abhadh "he perished. Months ago colored bobby sox folded at the top were decreed, not by anyone or any group but, as usual, by a sudden mysterious and universal acceptance of the new idea.
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Certainly in use by 1941, and popularized in World War II and picked up by Americans (for example New York Times Magazine April 11, 1943). " Often specifically in a restricted sense of "base or unworthy gain, money or wealth as the object of greed," hence "greed. "occurring every 11 years," 1858, in reference to solar activity cycle, from Latin undecim "eleven" ending from biennial, etc. Form of versification, 1820, Italian, "eight-lined stanza," literally "eighth rhyme," from ottava "eighth" (see octave rhyme (n.
Probably a blend of irrespective and regardless, and perhaps inspired by the colloquial use of the double negative as an emphatic. Sizzles in the new flick, Krush Groove, but some New York critics couldn't groove with it because many of the terms are unfamiliar to them. Surname of Joseph the Levite of Cyprus (Acts ), literally "son of exhortation," from Aramaic (Semitic) bar "son" nabha "prophecy, exhortation.