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Proper term for hiring fewer people than required

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Unusual meaning of "wet"

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What would you call someone who sneaks into and stays in places where they have to be signed up, e.g. classes/country clubs

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How common is it to use the word 'bitch' for a female dog?

answered Nov 1, 2016 at 8:23

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Is there any difference between friendly and kind?

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What do you call the attachment point of trailer to a truck?

answered Nov 20, 2017 at 16:03

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Why can't we say snakes crawl?

answered Dec 3, 2017 at 8:48

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What do you call a flexible diving platform?

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What is the structure in which people sit on the elephant called in English?

answered Dec 27, 2016 at 9:35

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I don't want to get lung cancer like you do

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Does this sentence make sense? (I reformed the cloth into a dress.)

answered Jan 23, 2017 at 13:00

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Another word for "private"

answered Nov 24, 2017 at 9:43

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Subtraction, what find the product of 2 and 9 means, then take that by 3 means?

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Furniture as a general term for curtain accessories

answered Dec 19, 2016 at 9:56

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Tangerines and mandarins

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Is "Dear" appropriate for any letter or card in UK English?

answered Sep 28, 2016 at 17:34

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Does "How much time" mean the same as "How long time"?

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How do I say 0.0001782%?

answered Nov 1, 2016 at 16:53

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"In which time" is correct as well as "in what time"?

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Simple present for speaking about the future the way natives do

answered Oct 2, 2016 at 7:54

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To answer the question ((What is your name?))

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When should I use: me or to me?

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What is the outer solar shade called?

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"Depend" usage in present continuous

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Are 9000/10000 words enough to be like a real native speaker?

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a verb to mean to start "not being on speaking terms"

answered Jan 3, 2017 at 8:11

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Is "nargile" known in English spoken countries to be related to "hookah"?

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increase to a peak of

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Difference between expend and spend

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What is the meaning of "x places away from"?

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Proper term for hiring fewer people than required

Unusual meaning of "wet"

What would you call someone who sneaks into and stays in places where they have to be signed up, e.g. classes/country clubs

How common is it to use the word 'bitch' for a female dog?

Is there any difference between friendly and kind?

What do you call the attachment point of trailer to a truck?

Why can't we say snakes crawl?

What do you call a flexible diving platform?

What is the structure in which people sit on the elephant called in English?

I don't want to get lung cancer like you do

Does this sentence make sense? (I reformed the cloth into a dress.)

Another word for "private"

Subtraction, what find the product of 2 and 9 means, then take that by 3 means?

Furniture as a general term for curtain accessories

Tangerines and mandarins

Is "Dear" appropriate for any letter or card in UK English?

Does "How much time" mean the same as "How long time"?

How do I say 0.0001782%?

"In which time" is correct as well as "in what time"?

Simple present for speaking about the future the way natives do

To answer the question ((What is your name?))

When should I use: me or to me?

What is the outer solar shade called?

"Depend" usage in present continuous

Are 9000/10000 words enough to be like a real native speaker?

a verb to mean to start "not being on speaking terms"

Is "nargile" known in English spoken countries to be related to "hookah"?

increase to a peak of

Difference between expend and spend

What is the meaning of "x places away from"?