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Is there a sales term for how "hot" or "strong" a prospect a customer is?
single-word-requests
jargon
Linguistics term for word choice
word-choice
jargon
linguistics
What is the origin of the phrase "racing cert"?
etymology
jargon
What can I call the two possible directions on a line (as a category)?
single-word-requests
jargon
translation
mathematics
Origin of "hike" in American football
etymology
jargon
Should I use "software defect" or "software bug"?
jargon
software
Why do people use “mayday” and not “help”? [closed]
etymology
jargon
Why did ‘off-the-shelf' come to mean ‘in stock, ready-made, and easily available’?
etymology
jargon
business-language
Etymology of "binky" -- three questions
etymology
nouns
linguistics
jargon
An alternative to "stakeholder"
jargon
business-language
The word for "professional system" or "task system"
single-word-requests
phrase-requests
translation
jargon
Non-obvious or nonobvious?
hyphenation
jargon
Where does "three line whip" come from?
british-english
history
jargon
government
Emails or memos claiming to be "From the desk of ..."
jargon
An unlikely but very bad event (technical word)
single-word-requests
technical
jargon
What's the most pedantically correct way to reference sectioned and numbered rules aloud?
word-choice
jargon
syntactic-analysis
legalese
What is the meaning of 'probe' in the Linux command 'modprobe'?
jargon
meaning
technical
What’s the difference between “tool” and “utility”?
differences
nouns
jargon
computing
"Plugable" or "pluggable"
american-english
technical
programming
jargon
doubled-consonants
What are the differences among ‘Rules’, ‘Standing Rules’, and ‘Bylaw’?
differences
jargon
legalese
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