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sep 18 at 21:26

Is there a name for an answer to a question that does nothing but rephrase the question in an answer form? — KitFox♦ 15.8k243112

sep 17 at 8:05

Is there a word that contains all the vowels? — FogleBird 40135

sep 14 at 18:55

What is the “Ap” in the surname “ApSimon”? — Colonel Panic 48357

sep 10 at 21:56

Is “Englishnization” an acceptable term? — SevenSidedDie 1,355315

sep 10 at 16:46

What does 'sucker for' mean? — alcas 2,496719

sep 10 at 14:31

Is “princessship” a word? any other words where same letter comes 3 times consecutively? — ShreevatsaR 16.4k4578

sep 9 at 16:35

What is the difference between “it's up to you” and “it's down to you”? — anu 46117

sep 9 at 8:39

Is “what on earth” still commonly used in real life? Is there any alternative that is not cursing or obscene? — RegDwighт♦ 45.3k12148240

sep 7 at 21:06

Is there a reason behind the ordering of letters in the English alphabet? — Cerberus 28.3k245104

sep 6 at 22:35

Is two-thirds plural? — Barrie England 78.9k487169

sep 4 at 13:54

crisscross, dillydally, riffraff, etc — John Lawler 35.5k232101

sep 1 at 19:52

How can I explain to people that the phrase “off of ” is grammatically incorrect? — nohat♦ 35.8k390176

aug 31 at 19:26

Compressed vs. zipped — Jay 19.4k1344

aug 31 at 13:21

How do native English speakers respond to “Thank you”? — cori 2,006716

aug 28 at 15:39

When should the word “God” be capitalized? — nohat♦ 35.8k390176

aug 24 at 2:37

Is there a word meaning “append”, but at the beginning, not the end? — RegDwighт♦ 45.3k12148240

aug 23 at 11:37

Is there a word to describe someone who tends to disagree with others only to upset them? — Zoot 2,397524

aug 23 at 6:21

Single word for one who is a great fan of movies? — Robusto 82.4k12157315

aug 22 at 19:41

Is there a word to describe someone who tends to disagree with others only to upset them? — Joel Brown 3,5281415

aug 17 at 10:47

“Man” is to “womanizer” as “woman” is to what? — Neil Coffey 12.4k2134

aug 16 at 7:51

Term for disrespecting people with lower social condition — ruakh 2,725615

aug 16 at 5:51

Term for disrespecting people with lower social condition — JLG 14.7k11242

aug 11 at 4:03

Was “book” to “beek” as “foot” is to “feet”? — John Lawler 35.5k232101

aug 9 at 20:01

Are “disgraceful” and “ungraceful” two different kinds of negations? — Mark Beadles 13k12359

aug 8 at 12:31

What does “you will want to” mean? — J.R. 33.9k23393

aug 7 at 22:36

Gigolo is to man as what is to woman? — GEdgar 4,0392515

aug 7 at 19:05

What does “you will want to” mean? — rsegal 1,525211

aug 7 at 10:08

Pronunciation of the English alphabet — JSBձոգչ 32.2k291162

aug 7 at 4:33

What are “city sevens”? — Matt Эллен 14.3k33483

aug 5 at 3:19

Is “forte” pronounced “fort” or “for-tay”? — nohat♦ 35.8k390176

aug 3 at 18:17

You quench your thirst. What do you do with your hunger? — Eduardo 1,47529

aug 2 at 23:59

“Tortoise” and “taught us” — Thursagen 1450118

aug 1 at 12:52

What is the correct abbreviation of “continued”? — TecBrat 1,553513

aug 1 at 11:37

Why should I use “ought to”? — tchrist 36.4k665140

jul 31 at 15:32

When do I use “I” instead of “me?” — Vincent McNabb 4,4702031

jul 31 at 6:52

Professional term for “useless: should be omitted” — jwpat7 37k539103

jul 29 at 18:54

If Christopher is a “carrier of Christ” then what is Jennifer carrying? — Unreason 9,0471434

jul 27 at 18:01

What is the difference between “venom” and “poison”? — Jay 2,291717

jul 27 at 17:06

What is the difference between “it's up to you” and “it's down to you”? — asymptotically 1,462415

jul 27 at 12:46

A word for something that is both useful and beautiful — cornbread ninja 麵包忍者 13.7k22953

jul 24 at 19:17

Why does Polly want a cracker? — coleopterist 20.3k33197

jul 24 at 8:35

What exactly is an “adverb”? — tchrist 36.4k665140

jul 21 at 22:24

Is there any other way you can “wax” as you do when you “wax philosophical”? — nohat♦ 35.8k390176

jul 21 at 18:18

Please, don't - I'm not — Jimmy 59337

jul 21 at 2:58

Is it correct to use “their” instead of “his or her”? — nohat♦ 35.8k390176

jul 18 at 15:09

What does ‘Put one's big boy (girl) pants on’ mean? — MT_Head 8,81411736

jul 17 at 20:34

(post deleted or otherwise unavailable) — Martin 41636

jul 17 at 16:14

What do you call a window that is neither opaque nor transparent? — swapnilsarwe 42615

jul 15 at 14:25

How to avoid ambiguity in “I am renting an apartment in New York”? — jwpat7 37k539103

jul 13 at 14:52

What is the first part of a joke called? — choster 10k11840

jul 13 at 1:22

How to avoid ambiguity in “I am renting an apartment in New York”? — choster 10k11840

jul 12 at 15:16

Is Valley Girl speak “like”, entering the language? — nohat♦ 35.8k390176

jul 12 at 15:06

Is Valley Girl speak “like”, entering the language? — Kosmonaut 31.3k189156

jul 12 at 8:16

If someone is electrocuted, do they have to die or can they just be injured? — MετάEd 13.5k63072

jul 10 at 21:35

What is the most professional name for “squiggly bracket”? — Seamus 1,271322

jul 9 at 14:40

When should I say “thee”? — MT_Head 8,81411736

jul 8 at 13:18

Why “it’s turtles” not “they are turtles” — John Lawler 35.5k232101

jul 6 at 14:00

What pair of words can be combined with “worth every penny” as an idiom? — Barrie England 78.9k487169

jul 5 at 18:00

What pair of words can be combined with “worth every penny” as an idiom? — Brian Hooper 13.5k238101

jul 4 at 19:09

“Sit in a chair” vs. “sit on a chair” — Barrie England 78.9k487169

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