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Words with most meanings — Hugo 31.6k456111
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Equivalents to “I'm looking forward to hearing from you.” — chanchal1987 8311124
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What does “fly by the seat of one's pants” mean? — Hugo 31.6k456111
jun 16 at 11:45
What are the component words of 'Cliffpocalypsemageddonacaust'? Can this be accepted as a practical English word? — StoneyB 21.4k12671
jun 16 at 11:45
A word for something that's done only half-consciously — Andrew Leach 27k24188
jun 16 at 11:45
“Finish/complete/resolve an overdue project” — J.R. 34.4k23497
jun 16 at 11:45
is there any reason to write Computer Science, Department of — Pitarou 6,8491334
jun 16 at 11:45
What category includes “document” and “video”? — simchona♦ 22.4k465105
jun 16 at 11:45
“I love to [verb]” vs “I love [gerund]” — Daniel δ 32.3k895206
jun 16 at 11:45
Why will I see you in Hell? — Hugo 31.6k456111
jun 16 at 11:45
What types of antonyms are there? — Cerberus 28.8k247108
jun 16 at 11:45
Is the word “wotcher” British slang? What does it mean? — Marthaª 16.7k34289
jun 16 at 11:45
How to correctly use the present perfect tense — Kosmonaut 31.5k190157
jun 16 at 11:45
What is a “Norman genitive”? — kiamlaluno 29k866177
jun 15 at 16:50
When did periphrastic tenses stop being tenses? — Cerberus 28.8k247108
jun 15 at 16:40
Is it true that iambic pentameter is “natural” to English? If so, why? — Mark Beadles 13.1k12360
jun 15 at 11:05
“Postpone”, “delay” and “defer” — KitFox♦ 15.8k243113
jun 14 at 22:25
What's the female equivalent of “suitor”? — J.R. 34.4k23497
jun 14 at 18:49
“Knocked up” to mean “woken up” — Robusto 82.7k12158318
jun 14 at 17:54
“Knocked up” to mean “woken up” — PLL 13.3k22362
jun 14 at 15:48
“The thing is, is that…” — Neil Coffey 12.4k2135
jun 14 at 14:52
Why do we say “lowest common denominator” when we mean “greatest common divisor”? — ShreevatsaR 16.7k14582
jun 14 at 13:27
Why is the word 'number' abbreviated to 'No.' in UK English and '#' in American English? — Thursagen 1453121
jun 14 at 12:52
What does Theoden's quote in The Two Towers 'oft evil will shall evil mar' mean? — BESW 34614
jun 14 at 7:11
How can I disambiguate “shorter”? — Fortiter 2,867112
jun 13 at 20:19
Opposite word for “cursive”, as related to writing — choster 10.5k11943
jun 13 at 12:04
“How does it look?” — p.s.w.g 2,615521
jun 13 at 1:51
“How does it look?” — Bradd Szonye 4,7092828
jun 11 at 18:47
“Ph” for the /f/ sound; Is Old English responsible for this swap? — JSBձոգչ 32.4k291163
jun 11 at 15:17
Expression for parents who are “silly” happy? — Brian Hooper 14k238103
jun 11 at 2:00
What does it mean - “When X does Y, God kills Z”? — jwpat7 38.2k539106
jun 10 at 13:22
What does “suck a salt grain off a beach” mean? — James McLeod 3,498718
jun 10 at 13:02
Is it “on Facebook“ or “in Facebook“? — Philoto 4,0351011
jun 10 at 12:37
What does “suck a salt grain off a beach” mean? — StoneyB 21.4k12671
jun 10 at 1:05
What is the exact meaning of “blood-dimmed (tragedy),” and how does it pass current among Anglophones? — FumbleFingers 60.1k664191
jun 9 at 16:00
“Nose” is to “nasal” as “throat” is to what? — Jon Hanna 12.8k2347
jun 9 at 15:10
“I'm home” or “I'm at home” — Mitch 23.5k43193
jun 8 at 9:39
How many tenses are there in English? — Dmytro Chyzhykov 2092
jun 7 at 14:59
Is it “a user” or “an user” — Benjamin 872122
jun 7 at 10:33
Is there a single word for “money-mindedness”? — mplungjan 8,8711630
jun 7 at 9:08
Why do we say that an obscene joke is “off-color”? — Hugo 31.6k456111
jun 7 at 8:13
Is there a word for someone born through incest? — horatio 2,345413
jun 6 at 5:31
“I use to”, or “I used to” — Eldroß 2,709629
jun 4 at 23:23
Are there any names of food that are associated with political correctness other than Fried chicken? — choster 10.5k11943
jun 3 at 14:54
A word that describes the polite phrases we use to begin our letters — Rory Alsop 4,5281823
jun 2 at 16:53
Alleged misuse of the word 'respective' — StoneyB 21.4k12671
jun 2 at 8:13
Can “wet” be used for liquids other than water? — J.R. 34.4k23497
jun 1 at 23:27
“Sick” or “ill”? — Noldorin 6,5931938
jun 1 at 19:12
Distinction: “What can I do you for?” vs. “What can I do for you?” — Robusto 82.7k12158318
may 31 at 17:21
“If we were to agree” vs “If we are to agree” — TimLymington 16.7k22858
may 31 at 16:51
Do you capitalize both parts of a hyphenated word in a title? — VonC 8,88333139
may 31 at 10:04
What is the difference in usage between “lethal” and “fatal”? — Bradd Szonye 4,7092828
may 31 at 8:04
What does “no break-in required” mean exactly? — Ahmed Masud 46716
may 31 at 0:49
Free stuff - “swag” or “schwag”? — Jim 5,52521659
may 30 at 21:34
Word identification - unfriendly smile while talking — Kristina Lopez 8,1611930
may 30 at 16:19
The expression “hands down.” — Callithumpian 17.8k13079
may 29 at 23:53
Is “X supposing to be” proper English? — Paola 2,4271618
may 29 at 23:53
Is “X supposing to be” proper English? — RegDwighт♦ 45.8k13149241
may 29 at 20:52
Is the usage of 'personally' in 'I personally don't like something' redundant? — p.s.w.g 2,615521
may 29 at 18:12
Is the usage of 'personally' in 'I personally don't like something' redundant? — GetzelR 1,06429
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