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This tag is for questions related to definitions and nuances of meaning of a word or phrase.
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Is "Firestarter" something that native a English speaker would think as negative?
I'm thinking of Firestarter as a name for an upcoming software project. However, I justed Googled it and as it turns out, Urban Dictionary says it's when two males rub their parts together.
Can I use …
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Should I use "tournament", "championship" or simply "game" for an online competiion site? [closed]
We're releasing a website in which the users can submit and join video game competitions. The game can be League of Legends, FIFA, Counter Strike and so forth.
We're not native english speakers so we …
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