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Around Hiram's barn

Is there a single word that means bringing something up to standard?

What is a word or phrase for "The point in time when the work pays off and it takes care of itself from here"

Is there a term for the "treatment of foreigners as outsiders"?

A word that implies hungry but all food tastes bad and unappealing

One word or phrase to describe something good at start but then gradually becoming worse

"The machine must be kept operating at its WORD " - What is the word?

Is there an English idiom for when you must commit to a course of action even if it turns out to be the wrong one?

Noun that refers to a chain sequence

Is there a word which actually means the common incorrect usage of the word "reactionary?"

Is there a word for one side in a pair?

What does this quote stand for?

Were clothes called "loud" because they actually made a noise?

Pluralization of [ the apple of one's eye]

Real word for "patternistic"?

What do you call a person who tends to be assigned to a project when the project is struggling?

General word for the property of something that describes how full something is

I am looking for a word that can be used to describe a person who can switch bodies with another human

Extremism: what’s the cultural history of this word?

What is it called? VS What is it spelled?

Is post-hyphenation necessary in "I am a child and adult psychologist..."?

What is the term for subconsciously doing something that you think you're dreaming

Word for someone who loves bright colours

When vs If and asking in questions

A word/phrase for something that is the mirror reflection of something else

What adjective is/will be used to describe the scope of all things within a solar system?

People of different ages who share the same birthday

Is it "Probably yes" or "Probably, yes"?

Is there a name for when you read two or more digits together rather than as a single number?

Definition of "Number"