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Which word describes an identity that can be filled by more than one individual, but only one at a time?

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unknown usage of verb "pit"

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Phrase to describe a moving goal that is forever just out of reach

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Word for unconscious body movements

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Civilian in non-military domain

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Word for a non-mainstream belief accepted as fact by a sub-culture?

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Is there a word for telling someone all your thoughts?

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Is there an adjective for people who work poorly together?

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What is the expression to describe that you are surrounded and have few ways to act?

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What does duck-quacking mean?

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Is there a term for the point at which returns begin to be diminishing returns?

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Synonym for vicious circle but without the negative flavour

answered Aug 31, 2016 at 14:07

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Any relation between visor and supervisor?

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Adjective for a decision that had no real alternative

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Meaning of "Hunky Dunky"

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Usage of the word "stubborn" on a thing rather than a person

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What is the meaning of 'clusterbourach'?

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What is a word to describe a lifestyle of few possessions?

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What words describe the relation between "dollars" and "cents"?

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Alternative meanings of "there it is"

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Word for "food eaten only partially out of hunger"

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Why the "up" in "hang up the phone"?

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If living in the countryside is rural, what do you call living by the sea?

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A word for someone who everyone is scared of?

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What is the equivalent of Persian idiom "When the reed blooms"?

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The collection of jobs that have not been done on time

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Do Americans "gee things up", or is it just a British usage?

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Whats the connotation of 'makeshift'? Is it negative, neutral, or positive like: creative?

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Is there any equivalent for this Persian expression "____ is like an unopened watermelon"?

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Word to describe an absorbing activity which causes one to fail to notice the passage of large amounts of time

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Which word describes an identity that can be filled by more than one individual, but only one at a time?

unknown usage of verb "pit"

Phrase to describe a moving goal that is forever just out of reach

Word for unconscious body movements

Civilian in non-military domain

Word for a non-mainstream belief accepted as fact by a sub-culture?

Is there a word for telling someone all your thoughts?

Is there an adjective for people who work poorly together?

What is the expression to describe that you are surrounded and have few ways to act?

What does duck-quacking mean?

Is there a term for the point at which returns begin to be diminishing returns?

Synonym for vicious circle but without the negative flavour

Any relation between visor and supervisor?

Adjective for a decision that had no real alternative

Meaning of "Hunky Dunky"

Usage of the word "stubborn" on a thing rather than a person

What is the meaning of 'clusterbourach'?

What is a word to describe a lifestyle of few possessions?

What words describe the relation between "dollars" and "cents"?

Alternative meanings of "there it is"

Word for "food eaten only partially out of hunger"

Why the "up" in "hang up the phone"?

If living in the countryside is rural, what do you call living by the sea?

A word for someone who everyone is scared of?

What is the equivalent of Persian idiom "When the reed blooms"?

The collection of jobs that have not been done on time

Do Americans "gee things up", or is it just a British usage?

Whats the connotation of 'makeshift'? Is it negative, neutral, or positive like: creative?

Is there any equivalent for this Persian expression "____ is like an unopened watermelon"?

Word to describe an absorbing activity which causes one to fail to notice the passage of large amounts of time