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enough better, better enough, sufficiently better, sufficiently well, or well enough?

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Idiom for premonition

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Is there a term or phrase for a list of residents displayed at the door in a shared home?

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Use of should in the sentence provided

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Use of "the ill" vs. "the sick"

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American English: which vs that [duplicate]

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"high-reliable", "highly reliable", or something else?

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Slang usage of "fish" meaning US Dollar.

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"Tommyknockers": why the "tommy" prefix in AmE?

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How do I ask a waitress to "wrap the rest of the food up" to bring home?

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Why do Americans 'tell' you Good Morning?

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Word to express surprised, but not surprised

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What word do Americans use for dirt?

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What would a 1940s audience have understood from the phrase "wired for sound"?

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Is "meaner, minor things" a sensical phrase?

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Meaning of "for the meek"

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Different words for the personal pronoun “you” in spoken AmE: who uses which?

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Equivalences between Australian English and American English

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Use of can't/cannot to indicate the opposite

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"And to you" or "you too"?

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