Specific term required. In Navajo, laterals interestingly do not affect the harmony of these sounds. A Lal Zimman article about gender as “stylistic bricolage” studies transmasculine people’s production of F0 (“f-zero”) and one of these sounds. Erez Lavon (-5[1])digitally lengthened one of these sounds to show that, along with pitch range, these sounds may be indexical of a certain social group. (15[1])Benjamin Munson argues that one of these sounds is actually hyper-articulated, not (*) mispronounced, in an accent characteristic (10[1])of one social group. Peninsular Spanish (-5[1])retains a “distinction” in these sounds, but (10[1])Andalusian neutralizes them in ceceo (“sess-AY-oh”). These sounds are characteristically more marked in American gay male speech. (10[2])For (-5[1])10 points, an urban legend says that a speech disorder in a Spanish king led Castillian to pronounce what hissing (-5[1])sounds with a lisp? ■END■ (10[3]0[1])