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What does “on’ry” mean in “I Wonder As I Wander”?

Dec 21 '16 at 3:13 Community♦ 1

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Difficulty in interpreting a statute

meaning ambiguity

Jan 9 '14 at 19:52 Sven Yargs 140k

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Etymology of “get off your duff”

etymology etymological-fallacy

Apr 4 at 14:03 Community♦ 1

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When you learn a word and then recognize it [duplicate]

single-word-requests

Mar 27 at 14:00 Edwin Ashworth 63.3k

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Inverse of an antecedent

single-word-requests grammar anaphora

Jan 6 '17 at 2:41 Community♦ 1

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Idiom for one mistakenly calling another stupid, when he himself is the stupid one

phrase-requests idiom-requests

Jul 3 at 16:55 Richard Kayser 17.5k

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What would you call a psychological tool that does more than diagnose?

single-word-requests nouns

Dec 9 '11 at 9:31 sarah 2,574

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When pronunciation does not follow etymology [closed]

etymology pronunciation

Aug 18 '19 at 19:25 herisson 68.2k

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Ambiguious anaphora in a speech

meaning-in-context ambiguity

Nov 3 '14 at 15:04 Tim Lymington 34.5k

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9 Questions

What does “on’ry” mean in “I Wonder As I Wander”?

Difficulty in interpreting a statute

Etymology of “get off your duff”

When you learn a word and then recognize it [duplicate]

Inverse of an antecedent

Idiom for one mistakenly calling another stupid, when he himself is the stupid one

What would you call a psychological tool that does more than diagnose?

When pronunciation does not follow etymology [closed]

Ambiguious anaphora in a speech