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Requests for nouns, adjectives, or phrases that answer questions of the form “What do you call a person who . . . ?” Although these are not necessarily negative, they are often used pejoratively as “words that wound” against persons or acts one disapproves of, as in “racial epithets”.
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What does ‘Camel gets his nose under the tent’ mean?
Though peter is factually correct, I don't think he is able to get the nuance of the story across correctly.
In the story, a man seeks shelter from a sandstorm in his tent but leaves his camel outsi …
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