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Captain America said "if you get killed, walk it off!" How to understand "walk it off"?

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What does it mean: think “table” and not “kill"?

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What do we call 'Shakespearean trash-talk'?

answered Mar 25, 2015 at 11:49

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Why is the plural form of 'cupful' not 'cupsful'?

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Word for something that showcases all the idiosyncrasies of its time

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Are "ball" (formal event) and "ball" (sphere for playing with) etymologically related?

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Idiom request for wasting time or money

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Answering a multiple-choice question with "yes"?

answered Mar 28, 2015 at 0:59

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What is a word for a punishment given by people without proper trial instead of the court?

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Is there an idiom or set phrase for "pretending not to understand an innuendo"?

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Word for "observing something with the purpose of gaining knowledge from it"?

answered May 13, 2015 at 11:31

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Question on using "the" with "future"

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Word that describes terms that exclude or divide people

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What do you call the feeling you get when you're satisfied to the point of nausea?

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If two lists are the same, do they coincide?

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Word to explain this thing people do

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What's the word for when you excessively advertise something?

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what's the word for showing a person is clever but just in trivial matters?

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Word for "loud words?"

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Push-lock door?

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How to say the meaning that an autism student will soon be able to live normally in the community?

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What's an expression for a cunningly-fake friend?

answered Jul 10, 2015 at 14:22

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"You belong to me" or "You belong with me"

answered May 18, 2015 at 14:18

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Using "aren't they"?

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Use of "not only... but also"

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The same pronunciation but spelled differently

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Does tricky have unavoidably negative connnotations?

answered Nov 22, 2016 at 16:20

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What is the origin and meaning of the term "Butt Buddies"?

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Another way of saying "hanging by a thread"

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"Won't everyone be amazed"

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Captain America said "if you get killed, walk it off!" How to understand "walk it off"?

What does it mean: think “table” and not “kill"?

What do we call 'Shakespearean trash-talk'?

Why is the plural form of 'cupful' not 'cupsful'?

Word for something that showcases all the idiosyncrasies of its time

Are "ball" (formal event) and "ball" (sphere for playing with) etymologically related?

Idiom request for wasting time or money

Answering a multiple-choice question with "yes"?

What is a word for a punishment given by people without proper trial instead of the court?

Is there an idiom or set phrase for "pretending not to understand an innuendo"?

Word for "observing something with the purpose of gaining knowledge from it"?

Question on using "the" with "future"

Word that describes terms that exclude or divide people

What do you call the feeling you get when you're satisfied to the point of nausea?

If two lists are the same, do they coincide?

Word to explain this thing people do

What's the word for when you excessively advertise something?

what's the word for showing a person is clever but just in trivial matters?

Word for "loud words?"

Push-lock door?

How to say the meaning that an autism student will soon be able to live normally in the community?

What's an expression for a cunningly-fake friend?

"You belong to me" or "You belong with me"

Using "aren't they"?

Use of "not only... but also"

The same pronunciation but spelled differently

Does tricky have unavoidably negative connnotations?

What is the origin and meaning of the term "Butt Buddies"?

Another way of saying "hanging by a thread"

"Won't everyone be amazed"