The Yale Grammatical Diversity Project (which I plugged back in 2013) has
an interesting webpage on the phrase “try and”: Typically, try can be
followed by...
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Indian swearwords in an English dictionary.
Transliteration, 'Bharati galiyan angrezi shabdkosh mein.'
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