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99% of people would do x
figures-of-speech
Meaning of "non-normative"?
meaning
vocabulary
figures-of-speech
"Carved from the living rock" — since when was rock ever alive?
etymology
figures-of-speech
Let me know your availability [closed]
american-english
politeness
figures-of-speech
social-interaction
Idiom meaning to talk about something everyone already knows
idiom-requests
figures-of-speech
What is funny in this paraprosdokian?
meaning
figures-of-speech
humor
attachment-ambiguity
HYPALLAGE: He nodded his agreeing head
syntactic-analysis
figures-of-speech
What is the term for repetition of an initial syllable in successive words?
figures-of-speech
alliteration
What is the difference between “metaphorical”, “allegorical”, and “figurative”?
word-choice
differences
figures-of-speech
Is there a figurative term equivalent to the German idiom "Fingerübung"?
single-word-requests
phrase-requests
translation
figures-of-speech
Possession and personification
grammar
figures-of-speech
personification
Are "I scream" and "Ice cream" homophones, or do we have another term here?
linguistics
figures-of-speech
obscure-terms
“A government of the people, by the people, for the people”
prepositions
figures-of-speech
politics
What is a synonym for "jack of all trades, master of none"?
synonyms
figures-of-speech
Where does the phrase "Scare the Dickens out of..." originate from?
etymology
expressions
idioms
figures-of-speech
When is the phrase, “Are you sitting down?” used, and what does it exactly mean?
usage
phrase-meaning
figures-of-speech
Origin and meaning of "You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar"
meaning
expressions
figures-of-speech
The Yellow Wallpaper - What does *Smooch* mean?
meaning
phrases
figures-of-speech
What is the term to describe the use of "City Hall" in "you can't fight City Hall"?
american-english
parts-of-speech
figures-of-speech
Is there a word for when you use an abstract noun in a concrete sense? [closed]
terminology
figures-of-speech
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