kekekela

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Jul 29	awarded	Yearling
Mar 2	answered	Meaning of “paddling hell-for-leather away from a harmless seal”?
Feb 24	revised	How do hyphens modify the meaning of “n-month-old”? deleted 34 characters in body
Feb 24	comment	How do hyphens modify the meaning of “n-month-old”? No matter how you phrase it it seems like you are asking if there is a difference in meaning between the three different examples of usage. My answer was no, as is slim's more verbose version apparently. I'm not really sure what the issue is, other than replying with a yes/no makes less sense when the question is subsequently edited to a "how does" which played more directly into what slim wanted to respond with.
Feb 24	comment	How do hyphens modify the meaning of “n-month-old”? heh, well if you remove the question he's asking and replace it with your own that changes things of course
Feb 24	awarded	Editor
Feb 24	comment	How do hyphens modify the meaning of “n-month-old”? @slim but he's asking if there is a difference in meaning, there is not
Feb 24	revised	How do hyphens modify the meaning of “n-month-old”? added 49 characters in body
Feb 24	answered	How do hyphens modify the meaning of “n-month-old”?
Nov 12	comment	Word for a yes/no question that's more to elicit a longer response @FumbleFingers Hahaha, that makes it all worthwhile! Also if someone puts middle-ended down for the answer I'll accept it, even though its part of SE culture I can't bring myself to answer my own question.
Nov 11	awarded	Student
Nov 11	comment	Word for a yes/no question that's more to elicit a longer response @FumbleFingers middle-ended question is really a perfect description, might have to just make up a word. Essentially its an open-ended question disguised as a close-ended question.
Nov 11	comment	Word for a yes/no question that's more to elicit a longer response @Matt "Do you feel remorse for your affiliations with the Nazi party?"...although it doesn't have to be a loaded question, just something which you are reasonably sure is going to get the responder talking beyond the y/n
Nov 11	comment	Word for a yes/no question that's more to elicit a longer response @N.N. I'm asking how to describe a question that would elicit a more open-ended response even thought it could be answered y/n...not how to get someone to answer y/n
Nov 11	asked	Word for a yes/no question that's more to elicit a longer response
Oct 29	answered	What is the name of combination, in error, of similar or related words? (E.g.: segueway)
Oct 29	comment	What word would you use to describe someone who tries to one up everything you say? "that guy"...don't be that guy ;)
Oct 28	answered	“Founded on [date]” vs. “Founded in [date]”
Oct 24	comment	Meaning and usage of “hit the nail upon the top” That looks like an incorrect translation of the idiom "hit the nail on the head" which means to get something exactly right.
Oct 24	answered	Polite synonyms for “a——hole-ish” behavior