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Does "the cornet of horse" mean a knight/rider? [closed]
literary-english
Do people actually address their male child "Son" rather than a name, in real life English, or is this mainly a written English usage?
word-usage
contemporary-english
literary-english
rhetorical-devices
"This/That is, " used at the beginning of a sentence to clarify a concept from the previous sentence
grammaticality
expressions
science
literary-english
Meaning of “bile” from Great Expectations
meaning
vocabulary
literary-english
dickens
Collective noun for lightning(s) / thunderbolts
terminology
collective-nouns
literary-english
Phrase meaning of equal parts
british-english
contemporary-english
literary-english
Where can I find words that have "literary meaning" like "ardent", "antic"
terminology
vocabulary
literary-english
Rase: another spelling of raze (literary) [closed]
orthography
pronunciation-vs-spelling
historical-change
literary-english
variants
Why are foreign words used in modern vernacular?
vocabulary
loanwords
literary-english
foreign-phrases
prestige-dialect
Is 'faithless' a literary version of 'unfaithful' (in the context of a spouse)?
synonyms
literary-english
What is the literary term for not keeping a story consistent?
terminology
literary-english
Is "forsought" right in this case?
meaning
word-usage
literary-english
Does the phase "what's an honest man to do?" have a specific literary origin, or is it simply a common-usage rhetorical question?
expressions
rhetoric
literary-english
What does "a woman of mean understanding" mean?
meaning
idioms
literary-english
thyself = yourself, what is the equivalent of *others*?
single-word-requests
early-modern-english
literary-english
Word for a person who is overly demanding of artists
single-word-requests
expressions
literary-english
English Word Hunting [duplicate]
literary-english
language-formation
common-word
word-games
Where should the words 'In real life' be put?
grammar
literary-english
Definition of 'cut out in'
phrasal-verbs
literature
literary-english
Semantic shift in "around"
meaning
semantics
historical-change
literary-english
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