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What is the term for an item that facilitates the tying of things together? — Opaf123 232
10h ago
“…must be running” — senjacom 111
11h ago
Looking for an idiom — Dez 62
12h ago
'Take after' usage with abstract concepts — Maksym Polshcha 1085
13h ago
How can you express “fear of xenon gas” without sounding racist? [closed] — ClothSword 1084
1d ago
Superlative for stomach pain [closed] — Dante 11
1d ago
Is it acceptable to capitalize class names and attributes when referencing my programming code in a message? — mattblang 1113
1d ago
who is the “goodman of house” in the 17 century of England? [closed] — A.J 61
1d ago
I want to know a one word for the person who always make your day [closed] — oniemus 91
1d ago
Where do you put the suffix when listing the last name first? — druciferre 1283
1d ago
how to use the verb 'face' [duplicate] — jasminegr 62
1d ago
What term captures “three groups”? — Jader 153
1d ago
Is this correct grammar with the semi-colon — The man 191
1d ago
One-letter word at the end of line of text [closed] — Peter Sivák 165
1d ago
Word for long chain of causes [closed] — Kapish M 1062
2d ago
scattered from, against, or by? [closed] — Jing 83
2d ago
The proofs of theorems vs the proof of theorems [closed] — user7540 53
2d ago
The use of any with plural/singular words — user1883212 1091
2d ago
Should “How long were you at work?” have a simple or a compound tense? — Lian 61
2d ago
Should I use 'is' or 'are' in this sentence? [closed] — amber 111
2d ago
A word that means “to become one's name” — wool.in.silver 183
jun 15 at 20:21
“Both of our” or “both of ours” [closed] — audio.zoom 981
jun 15 at 8:40
“Back then” or “back there” — Dan Gayle 1114
jun 15 at 8:20
Which of these phrases are equivalent, if any, and why — mr116 82
jun 15 at 3:30
what does “lost a shilling and found a penny” mean? — rery 261
jun 15 at 2:50
“Each” — pronoun or adverb — Sebastian Meine 1262
jun 14 at 20:29
How to use the word “petrichor” in a sentence? — Ashutosh Dave 1143
jun 14 at 20:19
Origin of the term “eating your own dog food” — Jordan 41
jun 14 at 16:23
What does Theoden's quote in The Two Towers 'oft evil will shall evil mar' mean? — chris.w.mclean 1544
jun 14 at 15:28
Visual connotation associated with “lucid” — Rob DiPietro 61
jun 14 at 14:47
Is there a language or subset of English for technical writing — three-cups 1042
jun 14 at 13:42
What's a good adjective to whether a set/range can be “tessellated” — Sam 1113
jun 14 at 8:41
What is the term used to describe the relationship between two words that are both the opposite of another word, but also the opposite of each other? [duplicate] — cchapman900 184
jun 14 at 7:36
Origin of “no.” abbreviation in meaning of “number”? [duplicate] — gavenkoa 1124
jun 14 at 4:50
What's the word that means: something that allows/helps something else? [closed] — Smig 142
jun 14 at 4:45
To exact revenge or vengeance? — Erika 141
jun 14 at 2:14
Name(s) for the top and bottom of an apple — tim_wonil 1264
jun 13 at 23:04
Is it possible to “defy the laws of physics”? — David Hammond 1212
jun 13 at 20:14
“by myself” against “ by my own” [closed] — Sergio Farias 61
jun 13 at 18:49
Anglicize for Japanese — Yaan 111
jun 13 at 16:24
“As good a car as it gets” — correct? — Pietros 111
jun 13 at 15:19
Can “in its own right” be used to mean “in itself”? [closed] — K. Stm. 1144
jun 13 at 14:49
Which one is correct — “facades weathering all weathers” or “facade weathering all weathers”? [closed] — MVC3Seeker 11
jun 13 at 14:44
Usage of “booked on” “booked in” and “booked for”? — sarah 93
jun 13 at 10:19
'too dangerous to let live' or 'too dangerous to be let live'? — Suffian Azizan 111
jun 13 at 6:12
perfect continuous or simple perfect in negative sentences — boburShox 1113
jun 13 at 2:16
Use of the word 'lawmaker' when referring to elected representatives — Unsliced 20616
jun 13 at 1:46
Difference between nation and folk/a people — Matthaeus 1166
jun 12 at 20:44
When do we use “of” rather than “ 's” to show possession? [duplicate] — Willy 1235
jun 12 at 17:23
In English what's the difference between forward and toward [closed] — Beverly Daros 211
jun 12 at 17:23
Idioms for strongly disagreeing to the point of seeming a lie [closed] — Azula R. 2544
jun 12 at 16:47
How can we differentiate between past and present just by pronounciation when the word is followed by d- or similiar sound? — farham 91
jun 12 at 15:12
Where and why were capital letters first used in headlines? — Clever Masha 1284
jun 12 at 11:31
Word for when people hallucinate because of emotions — twilding 183
jun 12 at 8:45
The opposite of “magnum opus”? — Just 193
jun 12 at 7:44
Administer or administrate? [duplicate] — K124ST 61
jun 12 at 3:03
Is “is when” acceptable while linking two objects or ideas? — Alan G 366
jun 12 at 1:53
what is the adjectival form of the word “noun?” — user45880 361
jun 11 at 21:47
Is “hang” really short for “hang out”? [closed] — CodeNoob 1133
jun 11 at 21:07
Why does the pronunciation of the word “wife” [waif] change in the word “midwifery” [ˈmɪdˌwɪfərɪ]? — Ruben Perez Reguera 211
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