What is an "Oxford comma"? - Office Equipment & Supplies

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There are two meanings.
1. The punctuation mark that looks like an elevated comma. The most obnoxious (my opinion) case is the expression borrowed from French Mai^tre d' (a shortening of Mai^tre d'ho^tel ). The apostrophe usually occupies the place of something that was dropped. It is ---> It's; do not --->don't, etc.
2 The other meaning is an exclamatory passage in a speech or poem, addressed to a person (often dead or absent), or thing (often personified). From Reader's Digest- Oxford Complete Wordfinder, Pleasantville,N.Y. Montreal (OUP 1996)

There are two meanings.
1. The punctuation mark that looks like an elevated comma. The most obnoxious (my opinion) case is the expression borrowed from French Mai^tre d' (a shortening of Mai^tre d'ho^tel ). The apostrophe usually occupies the place of something that was dropped. It is ---> It's; do not --->don't, etc.
2 The other meaning is an exclamatory passage in a speech or poem, addressed to a person (often dead or absent), or thing (often personified). From Reader's Digest- Oxford Complete Wordfinder, Pleasantville,N.Y. Montreal (OUP 1996)

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