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Is "scopperloit" a real word?
word-usage
is-it-a-word
Are effect and affect related to efferent and afferent?
meaning
etymology
word-usage
differences
prefixes
Difference in usage between the nouns "merge" and "merger"
word-usage
Difference between “I will call you” and “I give you a call”?
expressions
word-usage
"But for all his foolish pranks, he was worshipped in the ranks"
word-usage
meaning-in-context
poetry
Could "shazam" be used to describe a ninja?
word-usage
meaning-in-context
connotation
"none like him" vs "none like unto him"
word-usage
What are the differences between "May" & "Might" / "May have" & "Might have" in strict English?
word-choice
word-usage
modal-verbs
perfect-aspect
Emphasizing the sum was greater or less than expected value
word-choice
word-usage
Agglomeration vs. conglomeration
word-choice
word-usage
differences
synonyms
Why is the show called "Stranger Things" instead of "Strange Things"? [closed]
meaning
word-usage
phrases
Where does the "headhunter" recruiter come from?
word-usage
etymology
The recent invention of the word "heterosexual"
word-usage
history
dictionaries
historical-change
How do I say I just got well from a fever yesterday? [closed]
word-usage
verbs
sentence
Differences between "bitter," "acrimonious" and "astringent." Why isn't it appropriate to describe an argument as "astringent"?
meaning
word-choice
word-usage
differences
synonyms
"Wallpaper" vs "background"
word-choice
word-usage
Is the primary usage of "Daddy" sexual now? Why?
meaning
word-usage
american-english
slang
"In the way" or "on the way" when referring to an actual location
word-choice
word-usage
The proper usage of "putative"?
meaning
word-choice
single-word-requests
word-usage
Can you "sound up a room" the same way you can light it up?
verbs
word-usage
phrasal-verbs
analogy
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