Question: How do you quote a passage that has used [sic] mistakenly?


Question: Which word begins with y and looks like an axe in this picture?


Question: Did English ever have a formal version of you?


Question: Is there a correct gender-neutral singular pronoun (his vs. her vs. their)?


Question: What is the correct way to pluralize an acronym / initialism?


Question: When should I use an em-dash, an en-dash, and a hyphen?


Question: What is the rule for adjective order?


Question: Is there a phrase that means sleeping with someone without sex?


Question: How many spaces should come after a period/full stop?


Question: Is there a word or phrase for the feeling you get after looking at a word for too long?


Question: How are i.e. and e.g. pronounced?


Question: Do you use a or an before acronyms / initialisms?


Question: What is the factual basis for pirate speech? (Did pirates really say things like shiver me timbers?)


Question: Which words in a title should be capitalized?


Question: What is the plural form of status?


Question: What is a feminine version of guys?


Question: Are whores and horse homophones?


Question: log in to or log into or login to


Question: When etc. is at the end of a phrase, do you place a period after it?


Question: Whats the difference between requester and requestor?


Question: What is wrong with the word performant?


Question: Unregister vs Deregister


Question: Do most languages need more space than English?


Question: What is the origin of ZOMG?


Question: How do the tenses and aspects in English correspond temporally to one another?


Question: When to use If I was vs. If I were?


Question: Where were should, shall, and must in the 18th Century?


Question: What the #$@&%*! is that called?


Question: What is the plural form of zero?


Question: More clear vs Clearer: when to use more instead of -er?


Question: When is it appropriate to end a sentence in a preposition?


Question: Should I put a comma before the last item in a list?


Question: Is it front-end, frontend, or front end?


Question: What do you call a disk with a hole in the middle?


Question: Why are the vowels in Christ and Christmas different? (and other strange diphthong behaviour)


Question: What’s the rule for using “who” and “whom” correctly?


Question: Why is “cannot” spelled as one word?


Question: Status vs. state


Question: Username, user name or user-name


Question: Replace with versus replace by


Question: Is it a user or an user


Question: My wife and Is seafood collaboration dinner


Question: Can doubt sometimes mean question?


Question: Why do English writers avoid explicit numerals?


Question: Plurals of acronyms, letters, numbers — use an apostrophe or not?


Question: Why is bicycle pronounced differently from other obviously related words?


Question: When to use “that” and when to use “which”, especially in relative clauses


Question: Unselect or Deselect?


Question: Why is Pokémon written with an accent?


Question: What are your favorite English language tools?


Question: When should I use a vs an?


Question: Is there an English idiom for trying to do two things at the same time and failing at both of them due to splitting your effort?


Question: Why does quadratic describe second power when quad means four?


Question: Which vs. what — whats the difference and when should you use one or the other?


Question: What is it called when experts think they only know a small part of a topic and amateurs think they know almost all of a topic?


Question: What is the difference between till and until?


Question: When should no problem replace youre welcome as a response to thank you?


Question: What is the difference between complicated and complex?


Question: The plural of index–indexes or indices?


Question: Is there any English/American equivalent for the Hungarian phrase beating the nettle with someone elses penis?


Question: Did English ever have a word for yes for negative questions?


Question: Why should the first person pronoun I always be capitalized?


Question: Is it bear or bare with me?


Question: When should compound words be written as one word, with hyphens, or with spaces?


Question: Can “whose” refer to an inanimate object?


Question: Is guy gender-neutral?


Question: Difference between artifact and artefact


Question: I dont get this joke. Is it some kind of play on water, too?


Question: Is women men girls love meet die a valid sentence?


Question: What’s a “handegg”?


Question: Should I always use a comma after e.g. or i.e.?


Question: How to say Its not rocket science before rockets existed


Question: Lunch vs. dinner vs. supper — times and meanings?


Question: When should I use a versus an in front of a word beginning with the letter h?


Question: Can “thanks in advance” be considered rude?


Question: What is the word for things that work even when they arent working (e.g. escalators)?


Question: What is the difference between “tits” and “boobs”?


Question: How do native English speakers respond to Thank you?


Question: Jane makes over six figures - how much money does she make?


Question: How many tenses are there in English?


Question: Is there a suffix like phile or phobe for dont care?


Question: Heres looking at you, kid meaning?


Question: Alternative terms to Blacklist and Whitelist


Question: Which is correct: Filename, File Name or FileName?


Question: What does a single letter J mean in emailing?


Question: Is it ever correct to have a space before a question or exclamation mark?


Question: Is there any word in English where th sounds like t+h?


Question: How did 7 come to be an abbreviation for and in Old English?


Question: Is there a word for a person with only one head?


Question: Email or e-mail?


Question: What is the word for the smell of rain?


Question: Which is correct, you and I or you and me?


Question: Whether or not vs. whether


Question: What does something 101 mean?


Question: Why does I was happy to do my homework work, but I was tired to do my homework doesnt?


Question: Why does the multi-paragraph quotation rule exist?


Question: Why is Nike pronounced naikee and not naik?


Question: Is there English counterpart(s) to Japanese old saying, “Present salt to your enemy.”?


Question: Why is embassy spelled with E but ambassador with A?


Question: Which is correct: __ is different from __ or __ is different than __?


Question: How to say that food is hot (temperature) without the listener thinking that I mean spicy?


Question: A/An preceding a parenthetical statement


Question: When I say comment out, does it mean to uncomment something or comment it?


Question: Are the dual transportation and learning meanings of both coach and train just a coincidence?


Question: What is the correct way to use infinitive after the verb help: with or without to?


Question: What is the difference between an Emperor and a King?


Question: Which day does next Tuesday refer to?


Question: Idiom for someone who buys all the best gear to do something before they even have a basic proficiency?


Question: What is the correct possessive for nouns ending in ‑s?


Question: Why are names starting with a J common, while words starting with a J are uncommon?


Question: Should I use a comma before and or or?


Question: Which expressions can be used to close an email?


Question: A few vs. few


Question: What words are commonly mispronounced by literate people who read them before they heard them?


Question: Why does Mickey Mouse Operation refer to a poorly run company?


Question: Why Third Reich? Why is reich not translated when third is? What is the English synonym of reich?


Question: Is believe you me proper English?


Question: Why is there no autumntime or falltime?


Question: Which is correct: could care less or couldnt care less?


Question: Soccer mom: why soccer?


Question: Why is it geometric but theoretical?


Question: How did English retain its non-Christian names of the week?


Question: Compared with vs Compared to—which is used when?


Question: Are collective nouns always plural, or are certain ones singular?


Question: Should there be a comma after i.e.?


Question: Difference between delete and remove


Question: History of X is dead. Long live X


Question: Is there a gender neutral equivalent of “manspreading”?


Question: Is that an r in worship in a text from 1591?


Question: Is there a single term for nieces and nephews?


Question: A word for a value between 0 and 1 (inclusive)


Question: What does TL;DR mean and how is it used?


Question: Is it acceptable to nest parentheses?


Question: How do Americans refer to their non-metric system in everyday circumstances?


Question: Is there an American English equivalent of the British idiom carrying coals to Newcastle?


Question: Is data treated as singular or plural in formal contexts?


Question: Is there a name for this type of sentence structure: She looks as though shes been poured into her clothes, and forgot to say when?


Question: Maximum vs. maximal


Question: Why is the word pants plural?


Question: Is there really no English equivalent to Germans “Fachidiot”?


Question: Is denigrate a racist word?


Question: Appropriate dash to use when attributing a quotation?


Question: Is Idve proper use of the English language?


Question: How to read “E = (mc)²” so as not to mistake for “E = mc²”


Question: How to pronounce tuple?


Question: Is -1 followed by a singular or plural noun?


Question: English equivalent of the Persian proverb When theres fire, wet and dry burn together


Question: How do you greet multiple recipients in an e-mail?


Question: Consist in vs. consist of


Question: What is the difference between 20$ and $20?


Question: Two crows being an attempted murder


Question: What is a word for making something seem not as bad as it actually is?


Question: Words with bi- prefix that no longer mean two


Question: Whats wrong with Ill open you the door?


Question: Idiom or word for a very crowded place


Question: Is it Yours faithfully or Yours sincerely?


Question: What does the phrase Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish mean?


Question: Whats the difference between a graph, a chart, and a plot?


Question: Are there rules about using that to join two clauses?


Question: Captain America said if you get killed, walk it off! How to understand walk it off?


Question: What is deliberately using complex sentences to confuse people called?


Question: It worths it, it worth it or it is worth it?


Question: Should there be a space before a percent sign?


Question: Which is correct, dataset or data set?


Question: Is it wrong to use the word codes in a programming context?


Question: Have a look vs. Take a look


Question: Any followed by singular or plural countable nouns?


Question: Difference between nevertheless and nonetheless


Question: Why is Sean pronounced Shawn?


Question: Is You’re a better man than I am, Gunga Din! still considered a compliment in English?


Question: Donald Trumps run-on sentences


Question: If the letter J is only 400–500 years old, was there a J sound that preceded the design of the letter?


Question: Equivalent of both when referring to three or more items?


Question: Is there a reason the British omit the article when they go to hospital?


Question: How to degender separate the men from the boys?


Question: A fun, catchy way to say the opposite of a no-brainer?


Question: Is there any online tool to read (pronounce) IPA and APA written words?


Question: A formal way to say I dont want to sound too cocky...


Question: Why do eleven and twelve get unique words and not end in -teen?


Question: Word for fake religious people


Question: Is it conceivable that President Obama might use the word queue?


Question: Why the powers that be?


Question: Should I write PhD or Ph.D.?


Question: Do you capitalize both parts of a hyphenated word in a title?


Question: Is it falsy or falsey?


Question: Is there a word for air can pass through it?


Question: What is ass door?


Question: Why is distro, rather than distri, short for distribution in Linux world?


Question: Where does the period go when using parentheses?


Question: Do you really answer How do you do? with How do you do?


Question: Which is correct: rack my brain or wrack my brain?


Question: There is/are more than one. Whats the difference?


Question: What is the difference between its up to you and its down to you?


Question: Whats the difference between null and void in legal language?


Question: How is y’all’dn’t’ve pronounced


Question: Which is correct: feedback is welcome or feedback is welcomed?


Question: Substitute X for Y


Question: Updatable vs. Updateable: which is correct?


Question: Why is it behead and not dehead?


Question: Dear Sir or Madam versus To whom it may concern


Question: Whats the difference between resolve and solve?


Question: Is it correct to use their instead of his or her?


Question: Synced or synched


Question: Why is zero followed by a plural noun?


Question: How can I order eggs over hard in the UK?


Question: Idiom criticizing a person who has unsolved problems but tries to give someone advice about them


Question: Extensible vs. extendible


Question: Is there a polite alternative to No thanks, Im full?


Question: What is the error called when two letters are mistakenly swapped?


Question: Derogatory word, describing person (a pupil) who memorizes instead of learning?


Question: Why do we refer to computers and other machines as being up or down?


Question: What is the difference between make decision and take decision?


Question: Queueing or Queuing


Question: When I should use assure vs. ensure vs. insure?


Question: What’s the rule for adding “-er” vs. “-or” when forming an agent noun from a verb?


Question: What is a word similar to amateur yet having a strong connotation of someone who likes something?


Question: It really doesnt matter v It doesnt really matter


Question: Has fat chance always been used sarcastically or was it once a factual term?


Question: Did gamblers get their lingo hijacked?


Question: Why does paper cut so well?, ambiguous question?


Question: Etymology of fairy


Question: Should I put myself last? me and my friends vs. my friends and me or my friends and I


Question: Which is correct, neither is or neither are?


Question: Why use need not instead of do not need to?


Question: Which is correct: one or more is or one or more are?


Question: “kinda”, “sorta”, “coulda”, “shoulda”, “lotta”, “oughta”, “betcha”, tseasy, etc. What are these?


Question: Less vs. fewer


Question: Meaning of has a ____ to it


Question: Effect vs. Affect


Question: Lets vs. lets: which is correct?


Question: Polite alternative for none of your business


Question: Is there a word for someone who really has their act together


Question: Why is the word Holy used before swear words?


Question: What is so bad about puns?


Question: Whats a less offensive substitute for rep-whores?


Question: Usage of p. versus pp. versus pg. to denote page numbers and page ranges


Question: How do you handle that that? The double that problem


Question: Alternatives to and/or?


Question: Use of I, we and the passive voice in a scientific thesis


Question: One of us is wrong, arent we?


Question: Why do sentences that start with guess end with a question mark?


Question: Is there a word for a non-geek?


Question: When does thousand turn into thousands?


Question: What does “l. s. d.” stand for?


Question: Josephine, Schmosephine


Question: How come ou was reduced to o in the US?


Question: When do I use I instead of me?


Question: Based on instead of based off of


Question: How did the letter Z come to be associated with sleeping/snoring?


Question: Word meaning both create and update?


Question: Which is the correct spelling: grey or gray?


Question: Was man a gender-neutral word in common usage at some point?


Question: What is it called when you search for something on the internet and end up looking for other and it goes in endless meander?


Question: Is there an English idiom that means you can always find a law to convict anyone?


Question: Why do Wh question words in English so consistently map to Q words in Latin?


Question: When to use & instead of and


Question: What is the correct usage of myriad?


Question: Content or Contents?


Question: What is it called when someone says something like: Im not a racist, but...


Question: Whats the negation of I used to be? Surely not I didnt used to be?


Question: Is there an idiom or typical expression for an unfunny joke?


Question: Are there any simple rules for choosing the definite vs. indefinite (vs. none) article?


Question: The company I work at has this thing we have to say every morning. What is it called?


Question: What is worse than mediocre?


Question: Why is this joke about elephants and quarts funny?


Question: Why is Santa Claus a man but Santa Maria a woman?


Question: How to avoid ambiguity in I am renting an apartment in New York?


Question: Is Is it a girl or a boy? really calling the infant an it?


Question: Toward or towards?


Question: What is the purpose of using the word automagically when we already have automatically?


Question: Is there a term for the type of misleading joke comedians such as Stephen Colbert often use?


Question: Help, the onus is on me! What do you call whatever it is Im supposed to do with it?


Question: Central Pennsylvanian English speakers: what are the limitations on the needs washed construction?


Question: The Dude abides — what does abide mean in that context?


Question: When to use nude and when naked


Question: If cow = beef, pig = pork, and deer = venison, then where is the word for human = [flesh as food source]?


Question: How to pronounce the programmers abbreviation char


Question: When should I use shall versus will?


Question: What happened to Youre welcome?


Question: Pregnant as a taboo word


Question: Which term correctly identifies those who enjoy programming/technology: geek or nerd?


Question: Fill out a form or fill in a form


Question: Is Updation a correct word?


Question: When ending a list with etc., should there be a comma before etc.?


Question: What is the term for when you become more aware of something?


Question: Difference between scheme and schema


Question: When is a gerund supposed to be preceded by a possessive adjective/determiner?


Question: Phrase for a small, legitimate fix for part of a system so broken the fix is unimportant


Question: Is there a proverb to express You are too late and its your own fault.?


Question: Why would you throw a party?


Question: Whats the difference between the adjectives strategic and tactical?


Question: Whats the difference between using single and double quotation marks/inverted commas?


Question: Are w/o, w/, b/c common abbreviations in the US?


Question: When should the word English be capitalized?


Question: What is the correct plural of octopus?


Question: All but idiom has two meanings?


Question: What are the differences between inverse, reverse, and converse?


Question: X, Y, Z — horizontal, vertical and ...?


Question: What non-religious expressions can I use instead of Thank God?


Question: When is L doubled?


Question: What is the name of a small unluxurious restaurant?


Question: What does the idiom batteries not included mean?


Question: How small does a land-mass have to be before you live on it, rather than in it?


Question: Doctors appointment or doctors appointment?


Question: Relation versus relationship


Question: There are no comments vs. There is no comment


Question: Is errored correct usage?


Question: Is at the time of writing correct?


Question: How to read exponential expressions, e.g., 2^16?


Question: You quench your thirst. What do you do with your hunger?


Question: Order of not with infinitive


Question: How do you pronounce Git?


Question: How did Americans greet each other before Hi?


Question: My personal opinion is... Is it always pointless to use the words personal and personally?


Question: What is the correct word for dependee?


Question: What is the word for always YES (100%) or always NO (0%), never in-between


Question: What weve gelost — why doesnt English use the prefix ge-?


Question: What did pop a cap mean, other than shoot someone, in the 19th century?


Question: Why does legal English continue to remain archaic?


Question: Is it ever worth the time and effort to correct someone elses grating grammatical mistakes?


Question: Is there an English phrase for an inability to actually *leave* already?


Question: How should I abbreviate versus?


Question: What is the difference between dialogue and dialog?


Question: Man is to womanizer as woman is to what?


Question: Where does the quint in quintessential come from?


Question: Is there a general word or phrase to describe the things you do after getting up, such as face-washing?


Question: When did it become correct to add an “s” to a singular possessive already ending in “‑s”?


Question: Is there a reason behind the ordering of letters in the English alphabet?


Question: Is certainly possible an oxymoron?


Question: What is the first part of a joke called?


Question: What do you call a minor flaw in a work that makes you realize how perfect/flawless it is otherwise?


Question: When is it necessary to use have had?


Question: Agree on vs. agree with vs. agree to


Question: Solution for or solution to a problem?


Question: Which is correct: prefer X to Y or prefer X over Y?


Question: What is the correct way to pronounce router?


Question: Is substract (versus subtract) a proper word?


Question: How is SQL pronounced?


Question: When are because, since,for and as interchangeable?


Question: Is there an English equivalent for the expression Playing the flute to a buffalo?


Question: When should end punctuation go inside quotes?


Question: Which is more wet: ‘moist’ or ‘damp’?


Question: What is the difference between gender and sex?


Question: Are there counterpart English expressions to Japanese proverb, the nail that pops up is always hammered down?


Question: Whatever a Russian does, they end up making the Kalashnikov gun? Are there any similar proverbs in English?


Question: Rhetoric vs. Mathematics: ellipsis/ellipse, parable/parabola, hyperbole/hyperbola


Question: What is the English equivalent to the Chinese/Japanese saying, “塞翁失馬— Life is like Old Sai’s horse”?


Question: If a ship sinks, what does an airship do?


Question: Etymology of the use of Drive to refer to a digital storage medium


Question: If an insertion in parentheses ends with a smiley, how do I distinguish between the two?


Question: Phrase for overusing just-learned skills?


Question: What animal is a “weefil”?


Question: Worse comes to worst or worst comes to worst


Question: Difference between I have got and I have gotten


Question: In the Internet vs. on the Internet


Question: Made of vs. Made from


Question: Independent/independently of/from


Question: Origin and exact meaning of the phrase I have to go see a man about a dog


Question: What is the correct plural form of LEGO: LEGO or Legos?


Question: Is there a secular, non vulgar alternative to for heavens sake?


Question: I can run faster than _____. (1) him (2) he?


Question: Is there a non-vulgar version of pulled it out of their ass?


Question: Can I vs May I in restaurant setting when ordering


Question: To camouflage is to sight as to ____ is to sound


Question: The act of baiting someone into (incorrectly) calling bullshit


Question: Why are there so few English words that begin with the letter X?


Question: Why is “disabled“ preferred over “handicapped”?


Question: English proverb for They danced, but didnt take a bow, as for failing good work on a final step


Question: Name of the cut-outs in the side of a printed dictionary at each letter


Question: Insecure or unsecure when dealing with security?


Question: What is the difference between nevermind and never mind?


Question: “between” vs. “among”


Question: Why do people say to be honest?


Question: What is the opposite of Optimal?


Question: What is the difference between proven and proved?


Question: When should a verb be followed by a gerund instead of an infinitive?


Question: Where did the term OK/Okay come from?


Question: Etymology of a pride of lions


Question: Why do some words have two past tense forms (e.g. dreamed vs. dreamt)?


Question: If I farm, Im a farmer. But if I guard, Im a guard?


Question: What does “Your hair is so white now, it can talk back to police” mean?


Question: You show someone a picture. You --- someone a song?


Question: A skill that you have, but has little to no benefit for you


Question: What happened to the “ch” in moschito?


Question: Polite alternatives to as soon as possible


Question: provide vs. provide with


Question: Use of as per vs per


Question: Data pronunciation: dayta or dahta?


Question: Is there an apostrophe in a masters degree?


Question: Do footnoting superscripts go inside or outside punctuation?


Question: In the word Scent, is the S or the C silent?


Question: Should I use a semicolon or a dash to connect two closely related sentences?


Question: What do you call the interconnecting bits of a puzzle piece in English?


Question: Singular of dice


Question: Why is pound (of weight) abbreviated lb?


Question: Is alcohol called spirits due to linking of imagery?


Question: Was book to beek as foot is to feet?


Question: Position is to space as what word is to time?


Question: Are there any fake French words used in English?


Question: What’s purportedly wrong with Strunk & White’s “The Elements of Style”?


Question: What word denotes a belief that apparently inanimate objects actually express a malicious, autonomous will?


Question: More formal way of saying: Sorry to bug you again about this, but ...


Question: Difference between publicly and publically


Question: Is there a word to describe someone who tends to disagree with others only to upset them?


Question: Eat is to feed as drink is to what?


Question: What were the rules for capitalising nouns in the 17th and 18th centuries?


Question: Screwed vs. nailed: why is the slang so different?


Question: Where does the phrase dry run come from?


Question: Time zone vs. Timezone


Question: Why, in old books, are dates often given with the years redacted?


Question: Is Just a friendly advice grammatical?


Question: Is faff well understood outside Britain?


Question: Why is the letter Q almost always followed by the letter U?


Question: How is deque commonly pronounced?


Question: What is less harsh than brainwashing?


Question: Image is to pixelated as a song is to ___?


Question: English equivalent for the Persian idiom send someone out in pursuit of black chickpeas


Question: Whats the English equivalent of the Japanese saying, “A fart ruins 100 days of sermons by the priest (bishop)”?


Question: What are the rules for splitting words at the end of a line?


Question: When do I use can or could?


Question: When to use override and overwrite


Question: Polite alternative to the term bitch when referring to a female dog


Question: What is a prize for last place called?


Question: When is my sons first birthday?


Question: What does for mean in We are done for?


Question: White Noise: Why White?


Question: Why cant the word can be used in future tense (will can)?


Question: What do you call a disk drive that is not solid state?


Question: What would you with the king? -From the book Eats, Shoots and Leaves


Question: What is musset?


Question: Is the term String too jargony to use in a user interface?


Question: Correct usage of persons (vs. people)


Question: Why is pineapple in English but ananas in all other languages?


Question: When your 10-year old boy says “It’s meta,” what does it mean? In what situation and of what sort of object they use this phrase?


Question: Why use the word copy in do you copy that?


Question: Are there any words I can use to disambiguate biweekly?


Question: Amount vs. number vs. quantity


Question: Is there a word for four times as much, analogous to once, twice, and thrice?


Question: Is it appropriate to use short form of have (ve) when it means possession?


Question: What does you will want to mean?


Question: To science the sh*t out of something


Question: Alternative expression for xyz Nazi


Question: What is the etymology of “yellow”, and why is it so different in other European languages?


Question: What was “Herbal Tea” called before ‘tea’ was introduced in Europe?


Question: If we have a second of time, whats first?


Question: When should I use Would, Would have, Will, and Will have?


Question: Is using fruits as the plural of fruit acceptable?


Question: What is the purpose of using the word why in why, thank you?


Question: Oriented vs. orientated


Question: What did google mean in the 1900s?


Question: Why meth-, eth-, prop-, when there is uni-,di-,tri-?


Question: How to pronounce the ^ symbol?


Question: Is there a word for a change so small that it doesn’t seem to be a change at all?


Question: What is this method of joking about a morbid situation called?


Question: How did phobia ever come to mean hatred?


Question: What does non-normative mean in this context?


Question: Symbols for YES and NO in formal English writing


Question: How did biscuit come to have a distinct meaning in North American English?


Question: Why were Scottish & Irish names once rendered with apostrophes instead of Mac or Mc


Question: In time versus on time


Question: Simple Past vs. Present Perfect: was vs. has been


Question: Inputted or input


Question: Race is to racism as religion is to what?


Question: Distinction: What can I do you for? vs. What can I do for you?


Question: Is forte pronounced fort or for-tay?


Question: Is “either” only used with two options?


Question: jury-rigged, or jerry-rigged


Question: What do you call a person who started something that is later followed by everyone?


Question: Antonym of recommend


Question: Grammatically correct sentence where youre and your can be interchanged?


Question: What is the wife of a henpecked husband called?


Question: Word for a software bug that occurs again after having fixed it?


Question: Why can we say an American but not a British?


Question: Is the word repeat really used as a synonym of vomit?


Question: Why Speak of the devil?


Question: Why is ‘i’ in milk pronounced differently from ‘i’ in find?


Question: Is flu the only disease usually accompanied with the?


Question: English counterpart to Japanese signal word, “Dokkoisho”


Question: The dark dot in your eye


Question: What does ctee mean?


Question: How do you respond back to Hi, how is it going?


Question: What is the meaning and origin of the common phrase the world is your oyster?


Question: What is the origin of the term ginger for red-headed people?


Question: The other way around or the other way round


Question: Is therere (similar to theres) a correct contraction?


Question: When should into be used rather than in to, and vice versa?


Question: Is there a standard ordering for the question mark and the exclamation mark used together?


Question: Can revert be used as a synonym of reply?


Question: What is wont a contraction of?


Question: How long can you say the late so and so?


Question: What is the difference between illicit and illegal?


Question: Why is the subject omitted in sentences like Thought youd never ask?


Question: How do you say Come on, man to a woman?


Question: Does the term white lie have racist connotations?


Question: Why is You’ve brought a knife to a gun fight considered to be a mixed metaphor?


Question: When should I not use a ligature in English typesetting?


Question: Is rather shifting to become a verb?


Question: Is there a word similar to reddening for the color blue?


Question: What exactly is an adverb?


Question: Mimsy were the Borogoves - why is mimsy an adjective?


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Question: Opened vs open?


Question: Why is the ph pronounced like a v in Stephen? Is this the only word like that?


Question: What is the opposite of the sub prefix?


Question: Is it despite or despite of?


Question: Why are the French pejoratively referred to as frogs?


Question: What is an alternative fact?


Question: Clean vs Clear


Question: Is it togglable or toggleable?


Question: Your fly is open You mean my flies?


Question: Gender-neutral alternative to craftsmanship?


Question: How are marry, merry, and Mary pronounced differently?


Question: What is the opposite of meta?


Question: Explanation of must needs


Question: What is a word to describe a lifestyle of few possessions?


Question: Whats a word for a thing that makes one sleepy?


Question: What is the correct pronunciation of “regex”?


Question: Underwater equivalent of aerodynamic?


Question: What is the optional plural form of a word that ends in “‑y”?


Question: Is legit a legitimate word?


Question: How bad is the f-word, really?


Question: What is the original connection between nurse and sister?


Question: Is there a non-medical name for the curve where index finger and thumb meet?


Question: Why did Blake spell tyger with a y?


Question: What does the s in thanks mean?


Question: What is a long, complicated word for adding many unnecessary details to make a story seem more believable?


Question: Why are Leicester & co pronounced as they are?


Question: What do you call a road that goes up and down?


Question: Word for dismissing someones opinions as racist, liberal, etc, instead of debating back


Question: How do you pronounce numbers written in different bases?


Question: Is the term aspie derogatory?


Question: Regulatory bodies and authoritative dictionaries for English


Question: Predator is to Predatory as Prey is to...?


Question: (k+1)th or (k+1)st?


Question: Whats a good term for source code that could theoretically still run, but is purposefully not?


Question: Is the phrase yellow card slang for a female body part?


Question: Is there a word like apathy but with positive moral connotations?


Question: The times they are a-changin


Question: What kind of noun is picture?


Question: A word for really thin book pages


Question: Is recent past an oxymoron?


Question: Phrase for a situation where a problem disappears when you are about to fix it, but reappears later


Question: What do you call these rolls on old clothes?


Question: At what point did gross come to mean disgusting?


Question: Person who pretends to not understand unless one speaks in exactly the words they expect


Question: Why is there paternal, for fatherly, fraternal, for brotherly, but no similar word for sons?


Question: Word that means the classification of a number as even or odd


Question: Why are clothes “hung” but men “hanged”?


Question: Is “the girls are want to gossip” correct?


Question: th in mother, father, brother— but not sister


Question: Has the verb to import me ever been commonly used in English the way to concern me is in the phrase It does not concern me?


Question: Why is a splash screen so called?


Question: What does the term a free concert in the mud mean in this sentence?


Question: Is Valley Girl speak like, entering the language?


Question: Term for something that is supposed to increase safety, but really just increases fear?


Question: What is the equivalent in English of the French pipotron, which refers to meaningless filler content that looks like it was written by a bot?


Question: Regional dialect or just improper grammar? Eating on leftovers or just eating leftovers


Question: Angry with vs. angry at vs. angry on


Question: Is it appropriate to use the salutation Dear All in a work email?


Question: I get it vs. I got it


Question: Washroom, restroom, bathroom, lavatory, toilet or toilet room


Question: Is my bad a correct English phrase?


Question: Translate into vs. Translate to


Question: An idiom meaning someones doing something useless and has no result at the end


Question: you versus You as polite form of writing


Question: Can “due to” and “because of ” be used interchangeably?


Question: Why do we say to boot?


Question: Whats the difference between a picture and an image?


Question: Why are there two pronunciations for either?


Question: Whats the difference between recall and remember?


Question: Is there any rule for the placement of space after and before parentheses?


Question: It isnt vs. its not


Question: Why do we say I win instead of I won?


Question: Why does bass sound like base?


Question: Is it ever acceptable for a period to come after a quote at the end of a sentence?


Question: Is “might could” a correct construct?


Question: Why do we say INcomplete but UNcompleted?


Question: What follows next in the sequence unary, binary, ternary...?


Question: Usage of many vs many a?


Question: When did More tea vicar? start to be used after farting? Where did it come from?


Question: Whats a word for avoiding a question with a generic (fake) answer?


Question: Usage of the word orthogonal outside of mathematics


Question: Whats the literal meaning of Real Estate?


Question: Is there any relation between the suffix -ship and actual ships?


Question: What is a room a company provides for eating food called?


Question: Other word for an empty promise (that is likely not to be held)


Question: Parametrise or parameterise a curve?


Question: What is it called when something appears so obvious, no one expects it?


Question: Derogatory term for a corporate employee


Question: A number between 0 and 1 - like a percentage but expressed as a decimal


Question: What is the female equivalent of a sausage fest?


Question: Word to describe beautiful but worthless


Question: Winter — wintry; summer — summery; spring — ?; autumn — ?


Question: Secular alternative to preaching to the choir?


Question: An English idiom for solve a problem that has been solved?


Question: Word for the thiefs key that can unlock anything


Question: Appropriate word for internet name of a person


Question: Plural of an initialism that ends with the letter S


Question: Formal alternative to bullsh-t


Question: Feminism being referred to as equality for all, as opposed to equality for women


Question: True is to false as truth is to... what?


Question: Why would an mule be used instead of a mule?


Question: What does Dis sho am good mean in this old advertisement?


Question: Indefinite articles used with plural nouns: It was AN amazing TWO DAYS


Question: Ive said it once, Ive said it twice, Ive said it a thousand times


Question: Why do you drive on a parkway, and park on a driveway?


Question: Just how offensive are the terms retarded and gay?


Question: If the plural of ‘man’ is ‘men,’ shouldn’t the plural of ‘German’ be ‘Germen’?


Question: A word sounding like weatherall to refer to someone who doesn’t have the courage


Question: What is the origin of the exclamation mark?


Question: What are the words for the different parts of a ticket?


Question: Secular alternative to doubting Thomas


Question: Debussy as term for bathroom?


Question: Not On the Rocks


Question: Their hunt the roast vegetable sauce: can you parse this?


Question: Is there a pre-Internet term for gamification?


Question: Origin/meaning of burninate


Question: Can a statement be hissed without any sibilants?


Question: unknown usage of verb pit


Question: How should I ask for a bill in a restaurant politely?


Question: What is the meaning of dont mention it (in response to thank you)?


Question: What is the difference between as per and according to?


Question: Common phrases for something that appears good but is actually bad


Question: Is it correct to say Person A is the spitting image or the splitting image of Person B?


Question: When to use rather than versus instead of?


Question: comprise or comprise of


Question: Wait on vs wait for


Question: What does gotcha mean?


Question: When to use cannot versus cant?


Question: When is Y a vowel?


Question: Which one is correct to say: Its me or Its I?


Question: Polite synonyms for a——hole-ish behavior


Question: Dos and donts or dos and donts?


Question: What do we call the “rd” in “3ʳᵈ” and the “th” in “9ᵗʰ”?


Question: Does one use a or an before the word X-Ray?


Question: Do in future and in the future imply different meanings?


Question: Difference between response and reply


Question: Toilet, lavatory or loo for polite society


Question: Firstname or First Name?


Question: Is there a slang word or idiom for someone who borrows money from friends or relatives and never (or rarely) pays them back?


Question: What does vanilla mean in the context of gaming?


Question: Why is the term depressed often used to describe a button which is pressed?


Question: Are greetings and salutations redundant in an e-mail?


Question: Is more than one nor after a neither correct?


Question: Is it a good practice to refer to countries, ships etc using the feminine form?


Question: What is the difference between maybe and may be?


Question: Why is colonel pronounced kernel?


Question: A word for saying things indirectly because you do not know the correct word


Question: What is the difference between minimum and minimal?


Question: Where do shenanigans come from?


Question: Is there a word that means to walk slowly?


Question: Why is “toast” uncountable?


Question: One word - someone so scared that he cant move


Question: Specially vs especially


Question: Reason for the current trend to use «she» as the gender-neutral pronoun?


Question: Is But allowed at the beginning of a sentence as a synonym to Though or However?


Question: Blanket term for things we often buy at grocery store that are not groceries, e.g., toilet paper, laundry detergent, window cleaner, saran wrap


Question: Hypernym for approve and reject


Question: Generic name for places like village, town and cities


Question: Whats the verb to describe a good guy becoming a bad guy?


Question: Whats it called when you lose contact with reality when watching a movie?


Question: What does the idiom “funny as hell” mean?


Question: When do you use “learnt” and when “learned”?


Question: What does days mean?


Question: Is there an English equivalent for the Persian proverb to play with tail of lion


Question: Why did only English undergo the Great Vowel Shift, making pronunciation stray so far from spelling?


Question: What is the American word for tea-towel?


Question: Words with opposite meanings in different regions


Question: What do you call someone without a nationality?


Question: How to jokingly express an if you pay me, Ill say it attitude?


Question: What is the word for to do something one considers to be beneath oneself?


Question: When talking to American clients, should I say smoothie or milkshake?


Question: What do you call someone who has fought his way from a lower social class to a higher social class with his/her own efforts?


Question: How come people say “Would of”?


Question: Why is it usually friend of his, but no possessive apostrophe with friend of Peter?


Question: Is there a word that combines aerial, aquatic, and terrestrial?


Question: Meaning of Hes got more bottle than a milkman


Question: Are there any words whose spelling was deliberately changed to make them non-offensive?


Question: What does Mrs mean when used with a mans name?


Question: Word for the distance from the waterline to the main deck of a boat


Question: What is the thirsty equivalent of ravenously?


Question: Why is white noise called static?


Question: Word for metallic “dust”?


Question: What rules make “Remember me, who am your friend” grammatical?


Question: Is there a word for two persons dodging each other on the street?


Question: What does “Pitchforks change hands” and “Pitchforks have their uses” mean?


Question: A derogatory word for a splendid person


Question: What is the idiom, expression or proverb for If you let them use you once they will use you for life?


Question: Words that are pluralized in the middle?


Question: Is there an English equivalent of the Italian idiom non confondiamo loro con la tolla!?


Question: Does apologizing entail recognizing being at fault?


Question: Why is anyone in a porn movie considered a porn star?


Question: Whats a parallel for mitigate, for worsening a good situation?


Question: Is there a word for a person from another race?


Question: What is the lexical class of the word worth when used in a sentence like Is this apple worth $3?


Question: Why is hysterical applied to women but rarely to men?


Question: Revealing that someone else is gay — counterpart to come out


Question: Why use BCE/CE instead of BC/AD?


Question: Which is correct: with regards to, in regards with, regarding?


Question: people are/is: which one is correct?


Question: Which is correct: the below information or the information below?


Question: Difference between résumé and CV


Question: Spelt vs. spelled


Question: Do you need a comma before a subordinating conjunction (like if)?


Question: Acceptable uses for associated with or associated to


Question: Is it correct to say The reason is because ...?


Question: the USA vs. the US


Question: Which is correct: coming down the pike or pipe?


Question: I cant seem to vs I cant


Question: May you please explain this?


Question: Proper Timezone Acronym Usage - PT vs PDT or PST


Question: What is the plural form of Software?


Question: Euphemism for diarrhea


Question: Biweekly, bimonthly, biannual, and bicentennial


Question: Is there a more common phrase that means preponed?


Question: Outside or outside of?


Question: What does P.U. (in reference to stinkiness) stand for?


Question: What does it mean to call someone a drink of water?


Question: Is it spelt naïve or naive?


Question: Denoted by or just denoted?


Question: Word to describe person who is rich in wealth, but is poor in class?


Question: How does it look?


Question: Difference between «so that» and «such that»


Question: Is using he for a gender-neutral third-person correct?


Question: Is there a word which means whatever you want it to mean? Or has no meaning?


Question: Idiom for just because you give something a different name, it doesnt change what it is


Question: How many people are in the sentence My friend, John, and I went shopping?


Question: Why is a large shuriken sometimes called a glaive?


Question: What is the fundamental difference between ‘search’ and ‘seek’?


Question: Why is present perfect present if it happened in the past? And why is it perfect?


Question: Do the words jail and prison refer to different things?


Question: Is there a difference between cheers and thanks in colloquial British English?


Question: English equivalent for Dont burn your house to smoke out a rat!


Question: Why is math always pluralized in British English but singular in American English?


Question: Is there a word for being so polite as to appear insincere?


Question: Besides raisins, what other dried fruits and vegetables have their own names?


Question: What is a word for fake seriousness, especially when you are intending to be funny


Question: What does the suffix “‑fu” mean?


Question: WhAt iS tHiS kINd oF caPiTaLiSAtIOn cAlLeD? - random capitalisation or intermittent capitalisation


Question: Why do newspaper headlines use strange syntax rules?


Question: Why is there a Romeo but not a Juliet?


Question: Is there a word for a question asked despite knowing the answer, but meant to elicit a response for the sake of the audience?


Question: Is the use of the term bugged to refer to software bugs in English a worldwide or regional use?


Question: Word request: a period of time in which someones best work was done


Question: English equivalent of cest gratuit


Question: crisscross, dillydally, riffraff, etc


Question: antonym of spoiled


Question: What is the English verb/phrase/expression for cheating customers with an inaccurate scale?


Question: How does one correctly use a semicolon?


Question: How can the Chinglish expression you can you up be translated?


Question: Etymology of the nick used in nickname?


Question: Is there an idiom for someone who nods and listens usefully?


Question: How do you solve a problem like Maria?


Question: Why is it take a leak?


Question: How to positively describe something, such as a war memorial, which doesnt invoke positive feelings?


Question: Is ageing the only exception?


Question: Is there a term for a masked / veiled question to find sensitive information?


Question: Why is the zh (ʒ) sound so infrequent in English?


Question: Terms for collections of animals


Question: Meaning of bull in Byrons this is no bull, although it sounds so


Question: Meaning of I have often seen Essex cheese quick enough


Question: Complete the job, as directed. There is a comma. why?


Question: Is there any noun in English which changes the first letter in the plural?


Question: What is the antonym of DRM-free?


Question: What native word did second replace in English?


Question: Why do I instinctively want to use the present tense with a conditional?


Question: Possessive of a word that is already possessive


Question: What does Roger mean in war movies?


Question: Difference between at and in when specifying location


Question: Convenient for you vs convenient to you


Question: Warranty vs. guarantee


Question: Sit in a chair vs. sit on a chair


Question: Original Meaning of Blood is thicker than water, is it real?


Question: Bachelor thesis or Bachelors thesis


Question: What is one word for the nervous excitement associated with new things?


Question: What is the correct pronunciation of the word route?


Question: Using nor in a list without neither


Question: parentheses vs parenthesis


Question: What is the plural of scenario?


Question: What is the difference between gift and present?


Question: Whats the difference between egotism and egoism?


Question: Is must ever grammatical as a past tense verb?


Question: Logged-in, log-ined, login-ed, logined, log-in-ed, logged in?


Question: A word to make something bad sound good


Question: Should you use a comma/period after Thanks/Regards in email signatures?


Question: Czar vs tsar - origins and pronunciation


Question: Punctuation around abbreviations


Question: May & Might: Whats the right context?


Question: What does Google-fu mean?


Question: Difference between commentor and commentator


Question: How does the phrase used to work, grammatically?


Question: Why do we say was supposed to for should have?


Question: What would you call a person who is self-righteous, brags about her/his moral values and is imposing when it comes to her/his ideas?


Question: How many syllables are in the word hour?


Question: Are so and so that interchangeable?


Question: There Is/There are depends on plurality of the first list element or not?


Question: Is there a sentence that begins with “them”?


Question: Can or should ask ever be used as a noun?


Question: Is it necessary to use the multiple times?


Question: Opposite of Midas touch?


Question: What does “There she blows’” mean?


Question: Is using the possessive s correct in the cars antenna?


Question: Why is the plural form of house not hice?


Question: Is there an English word or phrase that means intending to help and hurting instead?


Question: Man-hour vs. person-hour? Is the former now considered politically incorrect?


Question: Why we capitalize all race names but our own


Question: A cup of hot coffee or A hot cup of coffee


Question: Not empty set in one word?


Question: “Fire” a weapon before firearms existed?


Question: What is the proper term for when an animal is pregnant with eggs instead of live young?


Question: Ye olde english alphabet question: Any other letters lost besides thorn, edh, and yogh?


Question: What is the word to describe the gaining of full control over an ability or power you already have?


Question: How should URL be pronounced?


Question: Famous phrase for something which is forbidden or impossible, but can be done if desired enough


Question: Word for software with a large size?


Question: When to drop the e when ending in -able?


Question: What do you call intellectual jobs?


Question: What would you call a person who is obsessed with being normal?


Question: What is the antonym of virtual machine?


Question: Completing something just to finish it despite lack of interest - is called …?


Question: On hard drive versus in memory


Question: Origin of queer as a clockwork orange


Question: Why “daily” and not “dayly”?


Question: A word that refers to saying something in an attempt to anger or embarrass someone into doing something that they don’t want to do?


Question: Why have the subjunctive and indicative converged in Modern English?


Question: What is the difference between Ukraine and the Ukraine?


Question: What does this mean: Chuck Norris can lead a horse to water AND make it drink? Why is it funny?


Question: Is there a verb for remaining silent?


Question: During the Cold War, did Americans/Westerners call it such?


Question: Who is “That Guy”?


Question: Word for the opposite of a feature in software development. An unwanted feature


Question: Origins of turn over in his grave?; turn over in her grave? etc., etc


Question: Is best still a superlative in best friend, as in can you have more than one best friend?


Question: Is there a term for a foreign word that looks like an English word but has a completely different meaning?


Question: When a word has both English and Latin plurals, which style should I use?


Question: What makes like and so popular?


Question: What is the difference between a dieresis and an umlaut?


Question: What is the difference between “they” and “it” for people, especially for those people who identify as non-binary?


Question: Why dont we use the indefinite article with software?


Question: What is the best way to explain how to choose between its and its?


Question: When did the term scientist overtake usage of the term natural philosopher?


Question: Could you please vs Could you kindly


Question: At/on (the) weekend(s)


Question: Difference between slacks, pants, and trousers?


Question: Which one is correct? Explain me or Explain to me?


Question: What is the meaning of I am humbled by XYZ?


Question: What is the difference between taking courses, classes or lessons?


Question: On website or at website?


Question: Date format in UK vs US


Question: As part of versus as a part of


Question: Does notified by [date] include the end date?


Question: Precise names for parts of a day


Question: Best Before says 11 MA 23; is it May or March?


Question: Is equal to or equals


Question: Correct, clear, concise way to use potato-potato in writing


Question: What does sucker for mean?


Question: The British pronunciation of the word schedule


Question: unless stated otherwise or unless otherwise stated?


Question: Onward vs Onwards


Question: What is the difference between begin and start?


Question: Each other vs. one another


Question: Why is the word bologna pronounced like baloney?


Question: Difference between theorem and theory


Question: right vs correct


Question: Baggage versus luggage


Question: Overrode vs Overridden


Question: Did English ever have a you plural?


Question: Is prepone being used outside India?


Question: Is it recommended to use we in research papers?


Question: Word/phrase to mean something that just happens once


Question: Is there a difference between treble and triple?


Question: Is it appropriate to put a comma before which?


Question: Which is the proper spelling: Adapter or adaptor?


Question: Is from whence correct? Or should it be whence?


Question: Nothing to tell versus nothing to say


Question: People or peoples when referring to an indigenous population?


Question: Is it proper to omit periods after honorifics (Mr, Mrs, Dr)?


Question: Why does corn mean maize in American English?


Question: Whats the difference between general and generic?


Question: Why did sceptical become skeptical in the US?


Question: Why aint I and arent I instead of amnt I?


Question: Why is sheep the same when talking about one or more than one?


Question: English word equivalent of 膩 (sick of something due to overindulgence)


Question: How do I politely say I have used my mouth while drinking water from a bottle?


Question: What is the name of the sound that a coin makes when hitting coins collected in a jar?


Question: Origin of the term wizard in computing


Question: Framing a question whose answer is an ordinal number


Question: To hear something makes it audible, to see is visible, so what are touch and smell?


Question: What is a word for reverse homesick? Not wanting to go back


Question: Should punctuation surrounding italicised words be italicised?


Question: What word means the top of a persons head?


Question: Why has the word thrice fallen out of common usage?


Question: Warm is to warmth as cool is to what?


Question: None as plural indefinite pronoun


Question: What does President Obama’s phrase “We don’t need to spike the football” mean?


Question: What does great good mean in the tutorial title Learn You a Haskell for Great Good!?


Question: Can a sentence start with Because?


Question: Is there an idiom available, that is exactly opposite to Cake walk or Childs play?


Question: English idiom for learning a skill by observing someone else doing it


Question: A verb for “The cartographer painstakingly ___ a map of the city.”


Question: Why was the th combination chosen for the th sound?


Question: Should we refer to a female senator as a senatrix?


Question: Idiom for making fun of something people are ashamed of?


Question: Does pass mean OK or not OK?


Question: What is the difference between everyday and every day?


Question: Punctuating question tags: A question mark is always required, isnt it. (Well, isnt it?)


Question: Whats a word to describe an apartment when its owners are on vacation?


Question: Whats a negative word for subtle?


Question: Sleepy tired vs physically tired


Question: Opposite of smartwatch


Question: What do you call a person who is always noisy on the Internet?


Question: Where does the word totient come from?


Question: What is the origin of the -th suffix? What is the linguistic term for the meaning it adds to words?


Question: Is there a synonym for fake that has good connotations?


Question: Whats a word for the exact opposite of regret?


Question: Why are hard water and soft water so called?


Question: A word that says a person is both female and your friend


Question: Is there an etymological explanation for the silent ‘g’ in “paradigm”?


Question: The idiom used when a bad situation is not fully resolved and can escalate easily again


Question: Any equivalent to this Persian proverb The yellow dog is the jackals brother?


Question: Rosa Parks is a [symbol?] for the civil rights movement?


Question: Word meaning of or relating to trains


Question: Is there a historical trend towards shorter sentences?


Question: Term like air lock, but underwater?


Question: Word for not obscure but not mainstream


Question: Why is myrrh spelled the way it is?


Question: Looking for a better term than benign envy or mudita


Question: Phrase for a problem that resolves itself shortly after giving up


Question: Is there any equivalent to this Persian proverb? A bad or faulty item should inevitably be kept by its owner


Question: Of Yuppies and Yippies and Hippies


Question: Too much pills and liquor or Too many pills and liquor?


Question: English equivalent of the Portuguese phrase: this persons mood changes according to the moon


Question: Are disgraceful and ungraceful two different kinds of negations?


Question: Word or phrase describing situation where adequately addressing X is not harmful involves a self-destructive proof


Question: Is there any phrase for the coldest days of the winter?


Question: Did courage to work used to mean must be willing to stay sober during working hours?


Question: What does the fox say?


Question: Usage of diacritics in loanwords


Question: What were—or are—odd pants?


Question: Punctuation for the phrase including but not limited to


Question: What does 8/7c mean?


Question: When should Mom and Dad be capitalized?


Question: I and someone, me and someone or I and someone we


Question: At Night or In the Night?


Question: Whats the difference between a jumper, a pullover, and a sweater?


Question: Meaning and usage of bite me


Question: Half an hour versus half hour


Question: Is actioned a valid word?


Question: What is the meaning of the phrase to this end?


Question: What would you call a person who doesnt want to learn anything new?


Question: What is the difference between accumulative and cumulative?


Question: Have not versus do not have


Question: Is yesterday a noun, an adjective or an adverb?


Question: Etymology of Buff and Nerf as used in video-game slang


Question: What exactly is Imma?


Question: Alternately or alternatively


Question: Is the word wotcher British slang? What does it mean?


Question: Which is correct: This is her or This is she?


Question: A word for people who work under a manager


Question: Is it poor form to start too many sentences with I?


Question: Where should the comma be placed in the salutation of a letter?


Question: If someone is electrocuted, do they have to die or can they just be injured?


Question: Whats the difference between informal, colloquial, slang, and vulgar?


Question: Eventually vs. finally


Question: American vs. British English: meaning of One hundred and fifty


Question: Is et al. used as a singular or plural subject?


Question: What do you call a person who is utterly independent and a loner?


Question: What is a word for a question that has no answer because it is seemingly invalid?


Question: Difference between ability and capability


Question: Bobs your uncle ... no hes not!


Question: Antonym to Assign


Question: How does the be- prefix change the words to which it is applied? How did it come about?


Question: Single-word synonym for a “pedantic rule-follower”?


Question: Word to describe 100% success in an exam


Question: Is it proper to use a colon followed immediately by a hyphen?


Question: Idiom or expression that would imply someone is a habitual liar


Question: Word for someone who is quietly reliable


Question: When should I use in or on?


Question: pseudo-, quasi- semi- and


Question: What is the difference between archetype and prototype?


Question: Is there a verb form of Extinct?


Question: Why is there a riding in Little Red Riding Hood?


Question: Term for a person with absolutely zero knowledge of a topic


Question: What do you call a person who is regionally biased?


Question: Word to describe object that can be physically passed through


Question: A person who has a hard time throwing away unnecessary things


Question: Hip Hip Hooray!


Question: Antonym of exodus


Question: Whats a common phrase that means To put it simply though not 100% correctly?


Question: Adjective that means snake-like


Question: What does the phrase Does the Pope sh** in the woods? mean?


Question: What is the distinction between among and amongst?


Question: What word can I use instead of tomorrow that is not connected with the idea of the rising sun?


Question: What does information porn mean?


Question: Adjective describing a person who has lots of children, not fertile


Question: What is the origin of in a jiffy?


Question: Opposite of As early as possible


Question: Is there a word for someone who youve not physically met but know well?


Question: Shoplifting vs. a word for someone who orders, eats and sneaks without paying the check


Question: Is there a name for starting a chapter with a quote?


Question: Really nice, Mat


Question: Are there metaphoric English expressions meaning “keeping composure at a fatal moment, never panicky”?


Question: Is there a name for letters that cross the line (hang low) when written in lowercase (g, j, p, q, y)?


Question: Was the pronunciation of “symmetry” different in the past?


Question: Is there a single word for when something becomes neglected or forgotten (e.g. a plant dies because the gardener forgets to water it)?


Question: User accounts or users account


Question: What is a work wife?


Question: Is there a word/term for a question where the asker knows hell criticise any answer?


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