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Digging through fallen leaves and branches to find delicious acorns. And an occasional eggcorn or two.

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20 Are the terms “girlfriend” and “boyfriend” limited to some age in the spoken language? Feb 21 '18
8 The meaning of an expression “he wasn't born, he was knitted” Feb 4 '18
8 realistically glowing coals Jan 31 '18
6 “I always knew” or “I've always known”? Jan 29 '18
5 Why is unanimously spoken different than uninstall or unaccepted? Feb 22 '18
4 Is “kbeznak parmatonic” still a neologism if I created it a week ago? Feb 20 '18
4 What does it mean “a few weeks into”? Feb 16 '18
4 Using “grow” as a linking verb to imply a gradual process: “I recently grew the feeling that … ” Feb 12 '18
3 Since English is not spelled as pronounced, who decides on how to write it when a new word has been created? Feb 22 '18
3 Find the subject and verb? Feb 16 '18
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