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Is there one word for "being deceived into complying"?

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Word for disproportionate punishment?

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What verb should be used with "puzzles"? We "raise" them, "cast" them, ... or we simply "say" them?

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Is there a word for something happening after you wish for it?

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Word for lying while bragging/boasting

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Is there a word for discontent with the present in favor of the past?

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A phrase/idiom to describe indulgence in previously no-no stuffs after change of belief

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Something that is the frequent cause of mistakes?

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A word for admiration for someone who has a trait you don't have

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A verb for a more precise way of showing a puzzle?

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Meaning of "has a ____ to it"

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Is this emotion envy?

answered May 15, 2017 at 0:29

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Adjective to describe surface like very fine sandpaper

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A single word for someone who spends their wealth very foolishly

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Opposite of "sexy clothes"

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Is there a positive counterpart of "Showing one's true colors"?

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Idioms related to uninteresting topics

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What is a word that describes two things that are true but appear to contradict?

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Idiom for something that appears to be easy but is in fact hard

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What is the word for raining without clouds?

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When a person says ONE thing to deflect attention from something ELSE

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What is the word for what someone is doing when they say, "Don't worry", or "Cheer up"?

answered Jan 24, 2017 at 19:34

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Term for a person with no financial debts or obligations

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What is a word meaning bounce back?

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Is there a term that describes words like "Amerikkka" or "Obummer"?

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What is the generic term for “sender” and “receiver”?

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What is the true gender-neutral equivalent of "man"?

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Verb - agreement dilemma - 'first-two days'

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The opposite of hyperbole

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What is a noun that means the target of advocacy?

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Is there one word for "being deceived into complying"?

Word for disproportionate punishment?

What verb should be used with "puzzles"? We "raise" them, "cast" them, ... or we simply "say" them?

Is there a word for something happening after you wish for it?

Word for lying while bragging/boasting

Is there a word for discontent with the present in favor of the past?

A phrase/idiom to describe indulgence in previously no-no stuffs after change of belief

Something that is the frequent cause of mistakes?

A word for admiration for someone who has a trait you don't have

A verb for a more precise way of showing a puzzle?

Meaning of "has a ____ to it"

Is this emotion envy?

Adjective to describe surface like very fine sandpaper

A single word for someone who spends their wealth very foolishly

Opposite of "sexy clothes"

Is there a positive counterpart of "Showing one's true colors"?

Idioms related to uninteresting topics

What is a word that describes two things that are true but appear to contradict?

Idiom for something that appears to be easy but is in fact hard

What is the word for raining without clouds?

When a person says ONE thing to deflect attention from something ELSE

What is the word for what someone is doing when they say, "Don't worry", or "Cheer up"?

Term for a person with no financial debts or obligations

What is a word meaning bounce back?

Is there a term that describes words like "Amerikkka" or "Obummer"?

What is the generic term for “sender” and “receiver”?

What is the true gender-neutral equivalent of "man"?

Verb - agreement dilemma - 'first-two days'

The opposite of hyperbole

What is a noun that means the target of advocacy?