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Is there a term that means "surgically extract"?

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Questions about university student titles

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A phrase or word for a security measure which is easy bypassable and provides only nominal protection

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9 to 10: Word for when the number of digits increases

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Theories/reasoning without a unique outcome

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One word for the Point of No Return?

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Is saying "herbal tisane" redundant?

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Verb meaning "to approach [someone] in a threatening manner"

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Words for: Utter absurdity competitively proclaimed as obvious truth

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Is there a name for "small ideas you get at a time or place least expected"?

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Word for people who enjoy contributing to open / free projects

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Word for "to lie on something without being able to get up"?

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Is there one word that describes the attribute of being either disposable or reusable?

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Does this kind of bag have a specific name?

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A word for: Someone who can never make time for you

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What is the English equivalent to the Portuguese word "Crônica"?

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What word descriptions are there?

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Pejorative term for Indian English

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Describe where the end result is the measure and not the measure to get there

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Another word to describe "hallucination"

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A word similar to listening or attentive

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Word that describes someone who knows that they've won before they've even started something?

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If "smell" is to "reek", then "taste" is to "?"

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Word or phrase for someone devoid of logical reasoning/employs irrational thought?

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Word for one too many items

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A verb for “The cartographer painstakingly ___ a map of the city.”

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Looking for a descriptive word(s)) to describe digest/summation/pocket culture

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Is there a term that means "surgically extract"?

Questions about university student titles

A phrase or word for a security measure which is easy bypassable and provides only nominal protection

9 to 10: Word for when the number of digits increases

Theories/reasoning without a unique outcome

One word for the Point of No Return?

Is saying "herbal tisane" redundant?

Verb meaning "to approach [someone] in a threatening manner"

Words for: Utter absurdity competitively proclaimed as obvious truth

Is there a name for "small ideas you get at a time or place least expected"?

Word for people who enjoy contributing to open / free projects

Word for "to lie on something without being able to get up"?

Is there one word that describes the attribute of being either disposable or reusable?

Does this kind of bag have a specific name?

A word for: Someone who can never make time for you

What is the English equivalent to the Portuguese word "Crônica"?

What word descriptions are there?

Pejorative term for Indian English

Describe where the end result is the measure and not the measure to get there

Another word to describe "hallucination"

A word similar to listening or attentive

Word that describes someone who knows that they've won before they've even started something?

If "smell" is to "reek", then "taste" is to "?"

Word or phrase for someone devoid of logical reasoning/employs irrational thought?

Word for one too many items

A verb for “The cartographer painstakingly ___ a map of the city.”

Looking for a descriptive word(s)) to describe digest/summation/pocket culture