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What's a word for “properly oriented”? — Kris 13.8k11344
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When should you use “despite” over “inspite”, and vice versa? — Karl 3,8251020
1d ago
What does “brought up by hand” mean? — Peter Shor 23k3285
1d ago
Opposite of 'Midas touch'? — Danny 344111
1d ago
Opposite of 'Midas touch'? — FumbleFingers 58.5k659185
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Data is/are in a global context — tchrist 36.4k665140
2d ago
“I have done every bad thing in the good book” - what does it actually mean? — StoneyB 20.5k12567
2d ago
Why are “homework” and “work” uncountable in English? — The English Chicken 4,2571043
2d ago
Colorful term for someone with a long-overdue library book — Caleb 2,139620
2d ago
In the context of family, what is the opposite of “immediate”? — Brian Hooper 13.6k238101
2d ago
In the context of family, what is the opposite of “immediate”? — TimLymington 16.5k22857
2d ago
Is ‘anything in a skirt” a popular idiom? Does it have special overtones? — Cong Xu 37616
2d ago
What's the word for a specific kind of inhalation after crying? — JeffSahol 13.2k1651
may 20 at 8:03
Isn't the word “uninstall” wrong? — UserID 35027
may 19 at 4:21
What is the meaning of 'probe' in the Linux command 'modprobe'? — Orbling 3,83011123
may 18 at 7:50
What is the meaning of “I don't need no stinking counters”? — Gareth Rees 1,780511
may 17 at 10:18
Don't look a gift-horse in the mouth — Matthew Read 1,987521
may 17 at 9:23
Which is right, “bananas and apples” or “apples and bananas” or both? — Mr. Shiny and New 安宇 12.7k32067
may 17 at 4:26
“Agree on” vs. “agree with” vs. “agree to” — Shyam 7,78532254
may 16 at 20:43
Eleusian vs. Eleusinian (and, to a lesser extent, Elysian) — terdon 1,40013
may 16 at 20:38
Meaning of “boroughs of New York City” — Noldorin 6,5551937
may 16 at 6:14
What is a good word for a person who doesn't masturbate? — Ronald 21614
may 16 at 4:03
If , as John Lawler says, orthography is not part of language, how can these commas interfere with today's discussion about gun control? — StoneyB 20.5k12567
may 15 at 1:55
Where did the expression “my two cents” come from? — Brendon 66917
may 14 at 8:19
“Infer” vs. “imply” — can “infer” imply “imply”? — Oddthinking 50128
may 14 at 5:53
What do first, second, and third person perspective mean? Why are they so called? — psmears 9,09412339
may 14 at 4:48
What's the difference between “false”, “counterfeit”, and “forged” when describing a document? — mgb 15.4k11952
may 13 at 19:55
What kind of noun is a picture? — John Lawler 35.5k232101
may 13 at 16:14
Grammaticality of “Shoreditch station to permanently close” — Andrew Leach 25.6k23987
may 12 at 21:12
Why are animal names used as vulgar slang for body parts? — mgb 15.4k11952
may 12 at 12:35
Are all English surnames-made-first-names masculine? — Fraser Orr 6,274921
may 12 at 12:20
Objects with no name, like “the Sun” — JSBձոգչ 32.2k291162
may 11 at 12:46
Regarding Re: ; what is the correct usage in an email subject line? — Peter Eisentraut 1,973315
may 11 at 2:48
Why is it ‘A God,’ not ‘God' in Mark Sanford’s “I want to acknowledge a God not just of second chances, but third, fourth, eighth chances”? — Ray 586212
may 11 at 0:53
Why is the noun form of “permit” “permission”? — StoneyB 20.5k12567
may 10 at 19:56
Use of “f ” instead of “s” in historic, printed English documents — starblue 22115
may 10 at 17:05
How common is “thrice”? — Esteban 1093
may 10 at 15:25
Does a gerund always end with -ing? If so, why? — Berthilde 73118
may 10 at 12:54
Why is it ‘A God,’ not ‘God' in Mark Sanford’s “I want to acknowledge a God not just of second chances, but third, fourth, eighth chances”? — TrevorD 7358
may 10 at 5:36
Why do I want to say “the iPhone” instead of just “iPhone”? — Monica Cellio 11.1k22657
may 9 at 16:13
Correct abbreviation of “engineer” — Hugo 30.8k455107
may 9 at 14:27
How to express reduction from 10 or 100 billion to 1 billion — Josh 3194
may 8 at 5:38
Origin of the name “paw-paw” — codelegant 64837
may 8 at 5:23
Imperative vs. Declarative (can a third grader or his parents tell the difference?) — tchrist 36.4k665140
may 7 at 20:38
Is “could've” or “should've” standard English? — nohat♦ 35.8k390176
may 7 at 20:13
When should I not use a ligature in English typesetting? — tchrist 36.4k665140
may 7 at 4:03
Single word for “inhale using your mouth with force or power” — p.s.w.g 1,465115
may 6 at 13:33
Usage of “accrue” in “it accrued to me to gently ask” — Bradd Szonye 3,3891524
may 6 at 9:47
What is meant by “steep learning curve”? — Todd Prouty 46337
may 5 at 19:18
What is a polite way to decline an invitation to hang out with someone? — bracho monacho 1,4961516
may 4 at 15:50
What does “throw back” mean? — Orbling 3,83011123
may 3 at 20:13
What does “brought up by hand” mean? — Mitch 23.1k42989
may 3 at 16:26
“Awesome” vs. “Awful” — Kosmonaut 31.3k189156
may 3 at 5:23
“Satire” versus “sarcasm” — smithco 72127
may 3 at 1:16
How to speak mathematics — Mehper C. Palavuzlar 14.6k1557123
may 2 at 22:25
Origin of the phrase “for the win”? — jwpat7 37k539103
may 2 at 21:05
Difference between “spicy” and “hot” — Gnawme 17.8k11745
may 1 at 19:41
When did “Easter egg” begin to mean “hidden feature”? — Hugo 30.8k455107
may 1 at 2:30
What do you call a daughter with the same name as her mother? — Mary Jo Finch 22613
apr 30 at 3:34
Ignorantly dishonest — Andrew Leach 25.6k23987
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