• Introduction



• 1. Adjectival ClichÃ(c)s: ClichÃ(c)s that modify nouns or serve as predicates after linking verbs



• 2. Adverbial ClichÃ(c)s: ClichÃ(c)s that function as adverbials, describing how, when, with what, in what manner, etc.



• 3. People, Places, and Things: ClichÃ(c)s that function as noun phrases



• 4. Framing Devices: ClichÃ(c)s used to introduce, contextualize, or conclude questions or statements



• 5. Modifier Abuse: ClichÃ(c)s arising from extremely frequent and/or inapt collocation of particular adjectives with nouns, or of submodifying adverbs with adjectives



• 6. Predicate ClichÃ(c)s: ClichÃ(c)s beginning with a finite verb that serve as complete predicates



• 7. Quantification: ClichÃ(c)s that characterize quantities



• 8. Situational ClichÃ(c)s: ClichÃ(c)s consisting of complete sentences that characterize a situation or action



• 9. ClichÃ(c)s About ClichÃ(c)s: ways that people talk about or mention clichÃ(c)s that are themselves clichÃ(c)s



• 10. Appendix I: joined by "and" clichÃ(c)s: numerous phrases consisting of words joined by 'and'