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The vocabulary tag should be used for questions discussing a multitude of words in a certain field. E.g., the vocabulary concerning money or the vocabulary concerning leatherworking.
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Why do words like "expectorate" sound more posh than words like "spit"?
I heard an interesting discussion on the CBC once - the interviewee was talking about the origin of 'dirty' words vs their euphemistic replacements.
There is an simple anglo-saxon word used to descri …
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Words for different types of leatherworking
Lacing - a way of joining two pieces of leather with thin strips
saddle-stitch - a specific type of stitch used when both sides of the seam is exposed, like the edges of a saddle
skiving - thinning …
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Words for different types of leatherworking
No one has said cobbler -
A shoe maker - most shoes are leather ?? Hmmm might not be specific, a dutch shoemaker could work in wood I guess.
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What is the difference between "Class of 2004" and "Batch of 2004"?
I've never actually heard of "batch of" — the "year of" is aways a reference to the year the group graduates.
I work at the U of Manitoba, and I know there are times when the administration wants t …
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What is the difference between "Class of 2004" and "Batch of 2004"?
My source in the Registrar's office - and the documentation for our registration system - refers to a groups of students registering at the same time as "cohorts" - In fact, the term is used a lot in …