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mar 18 at 16:48

What do you call a disease with an unknown cure? — coleopterist 20.3k33197

mar 18 at 12:28

Meaning of a ubiquitous sentence in patents — St John of the Cross 1,597414

mar 18 at 10:33

What do you call a disease with an unknown cure? — starwed 785110

mar 16 at 10:03

Does “notified by [date]” include the end date? — Hellion 24.5k13190

mar 16 at 7:23

Are there rules about using “that” to join two clauses? — Cerberus 28.3k245105

mar 16 at 7:23

When is it correct to use “yourself” and “myself” (versus “you” and “me”)? — Kosmonaut 31.3k189156

mar 16 at 7:23

When is it correct to use “yourself” and “myself” (versus “you” and “me”)? — cori 2,006716

mar 15 at 18:03

“The more chickens in a farm the more crap and the fewer eggs” — St John of the Cross 1,597414

mar 15 at 13:07

What does “Kalipedia” mean? — coleopterist 20.3k33197

mar 15 at 0:07

A word for showing a bit of anger that you are not satisfied with what is offered? — Tom J Nowell 55619

mar 14 at 8:16

“Old Mr. Bunny had no opinion whatever of cats.” What does it mean? — Peter Shor 23k3285

mar 13 at 21:51

Should I put a comma before the last item in a list? — chaos 14k13062

mar 12 at 21:44

“Compose” and “comprise” — nohat♦ 35.8k390176

mar 12 at 21:34

When to use “lives” as a plural of life? — Daniel Harbour 3,126110

mar 12 at 14:04

“Built-in” or “In-built” — VonC 8,84333038

mar 12 at 12:04

Why do English writers avoid explicit numerals? — Midhat 1,333621

mar 12 at 11:49

What is the factual basis for “pirate speech”? (Did pirates really say things like “shiver me timbers”?) — Garet Claborn 997317

mar 11 at 20:23

ON an American street, but IN a British one. Do the twain ever meet? — Affable Geek 1,540313

mar 11 at 18:43

What's the opposite of Proof of Concept? — tchrist 36.4k665140

mar 11 at 17:08

Does English use “Red thread” as expression for theme? — BobStein-VisiBone 34726

mar 11 at 14:23

How to pronounce “tuple”? — Ed Guiness 6,8251836

mar 11 at 13:43

Should I follow English conventions, or write what sounds better? — coleopterist 20.3k33197

mar 11 at 11:53

What is the error called when numbers are confused with letters? — coleopterist 20.3k33197

mar 11 at 11:53

“Neither can live while the other survives”— does it make logical sense? — Jon Hanna 12.4k2246

mar 11 at 11:53

How to deal with abbreviations like 'etc.' at the end of parentheses which are closing a sentence? — Alenanno 12.4k22049

mar 11 at 11:53

What does the punctuation “//” mean? — MrHen 14.6k13176

mar 11 at 11:53

“Scampi” in American English? — bye 6,4501829

mar 11 at 11:53

Fractions as phrasal (compound) adjectives — F'x 24.8k270160

mar 11 at 11:53

Is “as oft” a valid contraction of “as often”? If it is, then why doesn't it have an apostrophe at the end? — Hellion 24.5k13190

mar 11 at 11:53

Equivalent of “former” and “latter” for more than 2 items — kiamlaluno 28.7k863172

mar 11 at 11:53

“On tomorrow” vs. “by tomorrow” — JSBձոգչ 32.2k291162

mar 11 at 11:48

Capitalize fields of study? — Robusto 82.5k12157315

mar 10 at 19:06

A special use of “should”? — Jonik 2,8241429

mar 10 at 8:21

When to use “Elven”, “Elvish” and “Elfic”? — MrHen 14.6k13176

mar 9 at 23:55

What word means “eating place”? — fortunate1 918210

mar 9 at 23:55

Arcane/obscure word that represents a person's timeline or daily record — chaos 14k13062

mar 9 at 13:25

When to use “nude” and when “naked” — KeithS 6,758721

mar 9 at 11:15

When to use “nude” and when “naked” — coleopterist 20.3k33197

mar 8 at 22:48

When to use “nude” and when “naked” — Shyam 7,78532254

mar 8 at 18:53

Who coined the term “Holocaust” to refer to the Nazi “final solution” for the Jewish people? — Barrie England 78.9k487169

mar 8 at 17:53

When to use “nude” and when “naked” — StoneyB 20.5k12568

mar 8 at 14:38

“So long as” vs. “as long as” — JoFrhwld 1,356512

mar 8 at 13:48

Why do non-native English speakers get the present participle wrong? — nohat♦ 35.8k390176

mar 8 at 7:53

“Doctor's appointment” or “doctors appointment”? — HaL 5,5191127

mar 7 at 19:31

What do you call a person who has never done anything wrong in their life? — Bill Franke 19k1934

mar 7 at 19:31

What do you call a person who has never done anything wrong in their life? — Shyam 7,78532254

mar 7 at 11:36

Why is a “splash screen” so called? — Hugo 30.8k455107

mar 7 at 4:35

Covering cars or vans with advertisement images, what is this called? — Andrew Leach 25.6k23987

mar 6 at 15:30

Pronunciation of “of” — gkrogers 840410

mar 6 at 11:35

Derogatory term for electronic device — Kristina Lopez 7,3391728

mar 6 at 8:29

“Worse comes to worst” or “worst comes to worst” — Jimi Oke 16.7k22359

mar 5 at 13:53

Why is a “splash screen” so called? — coleopterist 20.3k33197

mar 4 at 9:50

Did English ever have a formal version of “you”? — tchrist 36.4k665140

mar 4 at 4:35

What do you call an indoor water tap? — Feral Oink 2,589426

mar 3 at 23:35

What do you call an indoor water tap? — Barrie England 78.9k487169

mar 3 at 21:05

When is it correct to use the “-wise” suffix? — Robusto 82.5k12157315

mar 3 at 17:15

Languages understandable to English-speakers without learning — T.E.D. 8,8211031

mar 2 at 5:04

Derivation of “anus” from “annulus”? — Henry 11.2k11832

mar 2 at 2:08

When to choose em dash over parenthesis for parenthetical phrases? — J.R. 33.9k23393

mar 2 at 1:58

Derogatory term for electronic device — coleopterist 20.3k33197

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