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The meaning of "lou" [Lew - the person's name] [closed]
meaning
american-english
british-english
complex-sentences
mistranslation
What is the origin of using the word "our" preceding a first name when speaking directly to the person so named
etymology
british-english
names
What are good use of alliterative words for describing a rain on the tin roof? [closed]
british-english
alliteration
Identifying accents of British actors
british-english
dialects
pop-culture
What is the closest alternative to "rubbish" in American English?
american-english
british-english
How serious an insult is "wanker" in British English? [NSFW]
british-english
slang
offensive-language
How do students respond to the "roll call" and how do you pronounce it?
pronunciation
american-english
british-english
"S'il vous plaît" = "If you please"?
etymology
british-english
french
British Prime Ministers are either vicars or bookies: quote origin?
etymology
british-english
quotes
politics
Is or was "too young for to marry" valid English, now or in the past?
british-english
old-english
middle-english
punctuation: chicken-fried steak [closed]
american-english
punctuation
british-english
hyphenation
transatlantic-differences
Why do we use a French term for a currency-exchange office?
etymology
british-english
Origin of fag (meaning a cigarette in British English)
etymology
british-english
Did Miranda cross the Atlantic?
american-english
british-english
mass-media
Pronunciation of "scone"
pronunciation
british-english
dialects
"Normalise" or "normalize" (British English)?
word-usage
british-english
usage
ise-ize
Have American English speakers always used the term "last name" instead of "surname"?
differences
american-english
british-english
Q: Why isn't he answering? A: 1) He must have already slept 2) ... must have been sleeping? [closed]
american-english
british-english
present-perfect
present-progressive
aspect
Meaning of sentence. "He is not vigilant like you"
grammar
american-english
british-english
syntactic-analysis
at the end or in the end [closed]
grammar
grammaticality
american-english
british-english
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