Wordcraft Home Page
Wordcraft Community Home Page
Forums
Search
Search Results
Page
1
2
3
4
5
6
...
45
Go
New
Find
Tools
Admin
Personal Zone
»
Forums
»
Profile
Buddies
Ignore List
Groups
Permissions
Private Messaging
Notifications
Karma
Preferences
Favorites
More...
Discussion
»
Poll
»
Private Message
Photo Album
»
Keyword Search
Advanced Search
New Since your Last Visit
Active Topics
Help
Manage Members
Online Now
Control Panel
Search Results: (886 matches)
New Search
Login/Join
Welcome, [
Logout
]
RE: What American accent do you have?
(in
Potpourri
)
by
Seanahan
It got me as Wisconsin or Chicago. I would tend to lean away from Wisconsin, but that is probably c......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
Potpourri
January 19, 2007 15:56
Personification vs. Anthropomorphism
(in
The Vocabulary Forum
)
by
Seanahan
The first is defined as ......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
The Vocabulary Forum
January 16, 2007 18:30
vowel sounds of sleep/deep
(in
Questions & Answers about Words
)
by
Seanahan
I've noticed that when I say "sleep" the vowel is significantly shorter than when I say "deep". The......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
Questions & Answers about Words
January 05, 2007 23:24
RE: Eponyms
(in
The Vocabulary Forum
)
by
Seanahan
I would imagine the "ch" in Fuchs is the same as in Bach....
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
The Vocabulary Forum
January 05, 2007 23:18
RE: words with changed meanings
(in
Potpourri
)
by
Seanahan
I agree with zmjezhd. It doesn't make sense for a polysemous word to have to have dozens of senses.......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
Potpourri
December 03, 2006 13:23
RE: words with changed meanings
(in
Potpourri
)
by
Seanahan
The words "knight" and "knave" underwent interesting semantic shifts....
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
Potpourri
December 03, 2006 10:02
RE: Sign Language
(in
Questions & Answers about Words
)
by
Seanahan
......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
Questions & Answers about Words
December 03, 2006 10:00
RE: Sign Language
(in
Questions & Answers about Words
)
by
Seanahan
The reason the woman wasn't considered "deaf" enough is that she wasn't a "native speaker" of ASL. ......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
Questions & Answers about Words
December 02, 2006 21:35
Favorite words Website
(in
The Vocabulary Forum
)
by
Seanahan
......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
The Vocabulary Forum
December 01, 2006 19:19
RE: Toponyms
(in
The Vocabulary Forum
)
by
Seanahan
Sodom has come to be associated with men, so it is logical that Gomorrah would be associated with wo......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
The Vocabulary Forum
November 22, 2006 09:01
RE: British vs. American English
(in
Potpourri
)
by
Seanahan
......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
Potpourri
September 24, 2006 10:44
RE: Son of Double Dactyls
(in
The Written Word
)
by
Seanahan
"But out, but-insky", is a fairly common expression, or was, maybe 10 years ago. I haven't heard it......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
The Written Word
September 16, 2006 18:48
RE: Son of Double Dactyls
(in
The Written Word
)
by
Seanahan
......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
The Written Word
September 13, 2006 22:15
RE: Son of Double Dactyls
(in
The Written Word
)
by
Seanahan
In data structures, a Double Ended Queue is spelled "dequeue", and pronounced like "deck". It makes......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
The Written Word
September 13, 2006 15:11
RE: Commas no longer in vogue?
(in
The Written Word
)
by
Seanahan
I find it difficult to parse this sentence, due to its length and lack of other punctuation. Perhap......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
The Written Word
September 13, 2006 15:07
RE: Commas no longer in vogue?
(in
The Written Word
)
by
Seanahan
Sorry Gooofy, but I can't really find a way to read that sentence with a pause....
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
The Written Word
September 11, 2006 21:08
RE: British vs. American English
(in
Potpourri
)
by
Seanahan
Richard, I don't think I was very clear. The FoIA only applies to organizations within the governme......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
Potpourri
September 10, 2006 12:26
RE: British vs. American English
(in
Potpourri
)
by
Seanahan
The FoIA(pronounced foy-uh) is a fairly broad act. It effects almost all public(government) organiz......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
Potpourri
September 09, 2006 23:11
RE: Commas no longer in vogue?
(in
The Written Word
)
by
Seanahan
I find the sentence easier to parse with the sentence, although when spoken, there is no pause there......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
The Written Word
September 09, 2006 23:03
RE: Grammatical tenses
(in
Questions & Answers about Words
)
by
Seanahan
......
Wordcraft Home Page
>
Wordcraft Community Home Page
>
Forums
>
Questions & Answers about Words
September 07, 2006 16:47
»
Refine Search
»
New Search
Powered by Social Strata
Page
1
2
3
4
5
6
...
45
Please Wait. Your request is being processed...
Wordcraft Home Page
Wordcraft Community Home Page
Forums
Search
Search Results
Contact Us
|
Wordcraft Home Page
|
Terms of Service
Copyright © 2002-12
View $GS_USERNAME's Public Profile
Add $GS_USERNAME to my Buddies
Add $GS_USERNAME to my Ignore List
Remove $GS_USERNAME from my Ignore List
Invite $GS_USERNAME to a Private Topic
View Recent Posts by $GS_USERNAME
Notify me of New Posts by $GS_USERNAME
New Since your Last Visit
Active Topics