The Polish-English dictionary of slang and colloquialism
By: Maciej Widawski ; with consulting editors Robert Urbanski, Phillip Lee Goss, Mary Kobrzak, and Marta Trejtowicz.
Contributors: Urbanski, Robert.
Publisher: Hippocrene Books
Published: 1998
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 361
Subjects: Polish language -- Slang -- Dictionaries.; Polish language -- Spoken Polish -- Dictionaries.; Polish language -- Dictionaries -- English.
Description: This unique dictionary records what has traditionally been discarded in Polish-English dictionaries: slang and colloquialisms, often said to be the essence of the national character of both Poles and Americans. Useful for both Americans learning colloquial Polish and Poles learning colloquial American English, this is the only dictionary of its kind.

English index making it a bi-directional dictionary, phonetics are provided with all Polish entries and their variants, grammatical identification of expressions, example sentences are provided for all entries in Polish and in English, and caution signs mark all offensive expressions.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [363]-[364]) and index.