`  ==Cuts and changes within ``Lexical features``==  I'm about to remove/alter a pile of stuff.  *Bogus (tentatively said to come from Hausa): the OED tells us that this is A cant word of U.S., about the origin of which many guesses have been made, and 'bogus' derivations circumstantially given. Neither it nor any other source I've seen even mentions a Hausa origin. *Jive. Neither OED nor DARE mentions a Zulu or any other etymology. *Paddy, we're told in this article, is likely derived from paddyroller; DARE doesn't mention this and says that instead it's an extension of the meaning from that of ``Irish``. *Roach-in-the-corner-killers seemed impossibly long-winded to me; DARE does list roach killers but doesn't mention the term as being in any way special to AAVE.  I'm aware that this section risks becoming very uninteresting, but etymologies should be backed up by specified, reputable works of etymology, rather than mere speculations or real but uncredited scholarship.    `