English Language & Usage
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Is there a word akin to "hungry" or "thirsty" that implies a need to urinate?

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Is "bettern't" an OK word to use?

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What's the meaning of 'annoyingly good'?

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Must "nominate" be applied to an object other than the subject itself?

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Pronunciation and usage of "bona fide"

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"Border protection" vs "boarder protection"

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What's the meaning of 'sorry lot' in Albert Einstein's quote?

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"Which" or "where"?

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What word describes what to do when you have run out of credit on the phone?

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"Poison" is to "poisoned" as "venom" is to what?

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Word for someone who is extremely up-to-date with the latest facts (news or research)

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"Effect a friend" in advertising?

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Should I use support or supports with data?

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"Process of Shipment" vs "Process of Shipping"

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How to describe someone who speaks a language "as if it is his mother tongue" in a CV?

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Is it appropriate to refer to a person of unknown sex by "it"?

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Usage of "employment" with the "use" meaning

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What is the opposite of "free" as in "free of charge"?

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"Pissed" vs "Pissed off"

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Is there a word to describe something that's perceived to be funny or clever only because it makes a reference that appeals to a certain group?

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Synonyms for "anal retentive"