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What is the opposite of transliteration?

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What does "1C18" mean?

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Is there a specific name for that singular exhalation laugh that happens when you read something only slightly funny?

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Idiom for “pretending to like someone when you actually hate them”

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What is the word for things that work even when they aren't working (e.g. escalators)?

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Word or phrase to describe something that previously had a use, but now has a negative impact

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Is there any standard syntax for the colloquialism “it’s ___ is what it is!”?

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Is there a word that describes repeating the same word but changing the prefix?

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Is there a word to describe an appearance between pretty and ugly?

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What term describes a situation where conventional rules of grammar are unable to produce an idiomatically formed word for a particular context?

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Term for a false implication trap like "if you're smart you'd agree with me"?

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What do you call faking to speak a foreign language?

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Single word to denote both request and receipt

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Meaning of a joke

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What does "drop" mean in this context?

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Is there a word for when suffixes are overly co-opted into new words?

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What is a short phrase that means "how long it takes something to sell"?

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Looking for a word that shows connection, perhaps medically

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Is a "product" necessarily sellable?

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What's the meaning of tricks of the nerves in this sentence?

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Finding Unstressed Schwa

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What is a word or phrase that describes two ideas that historically were at odds now being in harmony with one another?

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Is there a term for the character trait of assuming things about people?

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Adverb for particular kind of smile

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What the word "black" refers to in the case?

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Word meaning since its existence

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Is the phrase "You are requested" polite or rude?

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What is the opposite of transliteration?

What does "1C18" mean?

What does "Flowers masking kke women and men" mean?

Is there a specific name for that singular exhalation laugh that happens when you read something only slightly funny?

Idiom for “pretending to like someone when you actually hate them”

What is the word for things that work even when they aren't working (e.g. escalators)?

Is there a word or phrase for one mistaken belief leading to a web of false ones?

What is another word or phrase for someone who is unconsciously inconsiderate?

Word or phrase to describe something that previously had a use, but now has a negative impact

Is there any standard syntax for the colloquialism “it’s ___ is what it is!”?

Is there a word that describes repeating the same word but changing the prefix?

Is there a word to describe an appearance between pretty and ugly?

What term describes a situation where conventional rules of grammar are unable to produce an idiomatically formed word for a particular context?

Term for a false implication trap like "if you're smart you'd agree with me"?

What do you call faking to speak a foreign language?

Single word to denote both request and receipt

Meaning of a joke

What does "drop" mean in this context?

Is there a word for when suffixes are overly co-opted into new words?

What is a short phrase that means "how long it takes something to sell"?

Looking for a word that shows connection, perhaps medically

Is a "product" necessarily sellable?

What's the meaning of tricks of the nerves in this sentence?

Finding Unstressed Schwa

What is a word or phrase that describes two ideas that historically were at odds now being in harmony with one another?

Is there a term for the character trait of assuming things about people?

Adverb for particular kind of smile

What the word "black" refers to in the case?

Word meaning since its existence

Is the phrase "You are requested" polite or rude?