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Is there a word that refers to the sound made when we are moving in a type of terrain?

0 votes
1 answer
2k views

Difference between "talk back at you" and "talk back to you"

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3 answers
170 views

What are some words that are more all-encompassing than universe?

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2 answers
58 views

Is there a verb that means make a satirical imitation of something?

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2 answers
88 views

What do you call a syllable that makes a snake-like sound?

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1 answer
2k views

"One of each" vs "one of each one"

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1 answer
1k views

What's the difference between "walk someone over to" and "walk over to"

1 vote
4 answers
299 views

What do you call an argument that doesn't address the point?

24 votes
5 answers
11k views

What do you call a plan that's an alternative plan in case your initial plan fails?

5 votes
3 answers
26k views

When do we put a comma before "so that"?

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2 answers
60 views

Is there a word that means "connected to a conversation, being able to hear, etc."?

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2 answers
30 views

Is there a word that means using another word because it sounds similar?

1 vote
1 answer
75 views

Is there a word that means "join bodies"?

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1 answer
508 views

What's the word for lying in court?

16 votes
4 answers
10k views

What do you call the main part of a joke?

1 vote
1 answer
47 views

What's the word for a new symbol, or usage of a new symbol?

1 vote
2 answers
262 views

What do you call the conical end of a ballpoint pen?

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1 answer
298 views

What do you call the act of pretending to be working so you can relax a bit at work?

1 vote
1 answer
38 views

Are "flaps under the wind" and "flaps in the wind" both correct?

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1 answer
32 views

Is there a name for something that was never told or implied by a novel, but that was decided to be canon by the author?

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1 answer
88 views

Is "reveal himself as" and "reveal that he's" the same thing?

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2 answers
57 views

Are there verbs that means "emitting a sound"?

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1 answer
46 views

Is there a verb that means "repurpose a religious building for the needs of a different religious group"?

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1 answer
24 views

Can we replace "firefighting team" with "it"?

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2 answers
3k views

What's the most effective way to say "work for free, not for money, but for experience/training"?

3 votes
2 answers
358 views

What do you call a floor made of glass so you can see through the floor?

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1 answer
20 views

Is it "with different alcoholic contents" or "of different alcoholic contents"?

4 votes
2 answers
565 views

What do you call a phrase that's not an idiom yet?

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1 answer
1k views

What are the differences between "at war with" and "at war against"

2 votes
2 answers
369 views

What adjective is used to describe something that's used, but that's not intended to be used in a particular way or for a particular purpose?

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