91.   People invent new words.

92.   Random House contends that new words can come from wherever language happens.

93.   Securing a place for a new word is a group effort, editors agree, though the final decision belongs to Agnes.

94.   She also learned some new Swahili words.

95.   She would sit in her crib, before falling asleep or just after awakening, and practice new words.

96.   She would say new words.

97.   So she decides to dump P.J., open a dictionary and learn a new word every day.

98.   So they turned to one of their own number to commit new words to the marching tune.

99.   Some spent months slicing magnetic tapes from recordings of human voices and rearranging the tiny pieces in an attempt to create new words.

100.   Sometimes entirely new words are coined.