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How do I specify the amount of syrup taken from this bottle?

What do you call this oriental building in English?

Two English words to distinguish French words “numéro” and “nombre”

The ambiguity of: "resent your message"

American vs British use of "the" in “after (the) summer break was over”

What is the meaning of joke "may it plizzle the cozizzle" in Futurama?

How to concisely say that pairs of items are on par with each other?

Correct word for a rule that force the usage of something to a limited subset

Is it possible to use " every second Saturday" instead of "every other Saturday"?

Who is the person in charge of the vehicles within a company?

A line in a drama "Van Helsing"

Someone who is cunning but depicts themselves as innocent to others

Idiom for frustrating someone else's plans by taking what the other person wanted in the first place

What is the difference between "neglect" and "negligence"?

What is the word used to describe a question that demands one of two possible answers?

What's the difference between solipsistic, narcissist and egoist (and egotist?)?

Is there single name for Web Design, Web Development and Web Based Software Development?

Word for a computer user without administrative access/privileges

"Can I" vs "May I" in restaurant setting when ordering

What does "lot" mean in this context?

What is the grammatically correct way to say "if only"?

Why is 'harmful' the correct choice in this 'fill in the blank' situation?

I'm looking for a suitable synonym to say you need "throw everything you've got" at a problem

Using "Generation" to describe a process of generating

What is the appropriate phrase to say if two people are on the same track?

Meaning of no more likely

Isn't there a simple adverb for the opposite of 'loudly'?

Is there a word in English which expresses the idea of 'logicate' (which is not an English word)?

What is the difference between "launch" and "release" ?

Is the word "palaver" in common use anywhere in the English-speaking world?