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How to spell [ʒʊʒd] and what does it mean?

meaning single-word-requests verbs orthography slang

Is it acceptable to use "womyn" or "womin" instead of "women"?

orthography semantics variants

Edited vs emitted - why one t vs two t's [duplicate]

Why is Q used in some words instead of K or C

Similar words that change from "-ter" to "tre"

american-english british-english orthography

Is there any rule for differentiating between the endings "th" and "ht"?

differences orthography consonants digraphs

Spelling or grammar error? [closed]

grammar orthography

"Each person's car" vs. "each persons' car" [closed]

grammaticality grammatical-number orthography possessives apostrophe

Why is "conquer" pronounced /'kɔŋkɚ/ and not /'kɔŋkwɚ/?

etymology orthography pronunciation-vs-spelling phonology historical-change

How to form a gerund from “practise”? [closed]

orthography british-english gerunds

When to pronounce 'beloved' in 2 syllables vs 3 syllables [duplicate]

meaning orthography diacritics

Why didn't "spiel" get spelled with an "sh"?

etymology pronunciation orthography pronunciation-vs-spelling german

Does the abbreviation for Saint in a church name require a period?

orthography abbreviations writing-style proper-nouns period

Why don't Americans write "devor" instead of "devour"?

american-english orthography pronunciation-vs-spelling

Why is "fulfil" spelt as "fulfill" in American English?

american-english british-english orthography doubled-consonants

Space before apostrophe

orthography history apostrophe contractions typography

In British English, should it be "licensee" or "licencee"?

nouns british-english orthography

Do any people distinguish between "analog" and "analogue"?

word-usage orthography

What was going on with "quha", "quhat" and the like in Scots and English?

pronunciation orthography history pronunciation-vs-spelling scottish-english

What is the correct spelling: "wrapable" or "wrappable"?

orthography doubled-consonants