'A definitive (and often hilarious) guide to affect-transformative truth-obfuscatory locutions (that is, euphemisms and other deceptive language).'§-Steven Pinker, author of The Language Instinct and The Sense of Style§§'I never thought I'd say that a dictionary is a must-read, but Spinglish is a must-read. There, I've said it. It's also, brilliant, funny, sophisticated and subtle (although it made me laugh out loud).'§-Victor S. Navasky§§'This statement is one hundred percent free of spin: Spinglish proves, once again, that Henry Beard and Christopher Cerf are two of the funniest people in the world.'§-Andy Borowitz§§'[ Spinglish ] is one of those perfect bathroom books....all our worst neologisms from the worlds of politics, advertising, the military and whatever other industries have need for terminological subterfuge...lovingly footnoted so that curious readers can flips to the back of the book for sourcing.'§-Michael Ian Black, The New York Times Book Review§§'A serious, comprehensive, and informative lexicon of terms and phrases that 'spin doctors' have used to gloss over real meaning...enlightening and often just plain funny.'§- Library Journal sakriti opis