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Discussion Topic  Favorite words Website (in The Vocabulary Forum) by Seanahan
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Discussion Topic  RE: pwnership (in Questions & Answers about Words) by Seanahan
Frag is actually from military(Marine?) slang going back to around Vietnam. ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: pwnership (in Questions & Answers about Words) by Seanahan
I've heard and used this word hundreds of times, and when it is spelled with a "p", it is always "po......
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Discussion Topic  RE: How Much of English is Anglo-Saxon? (in Questions & Answers about Words) by Seanahan
Can't we just crawl the OED? Which number did you decide you wanted, the percentage of Anglo-Saxon ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Purity of the Malay Tongue (in The Written Word) by Seanahan
Perhaps they could use the hy-u-o-ook-kuh, or given the part of the world, a caning....
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Discussion Topic  RE: pomace, pumice (in Potpourri) by Seanahan
There are a lot of words in English which appear similar, but come from Latin roots. I'm drawing a ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: pre- vs de- (in Potpourri) by Seanahan
Where are these 5-year-olds who browse the internet on their own? Furthermore, bad words are in nor......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Subject/citizen (in Questions & Answers about Words) by Seanahan
Or even less politically correct, a "Dago-T". People who appear on the TV show "Cops" tend to wear ......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Subject/citizen (in Questions & Answers about Words) by Seanahan
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Discussion Topic  RE: Market Share (in Questions & Answers about Words) by Seanahan
It isn't exactly a clear amount. Almost all verbs can be used as nouns, and nouns as verbs, given t......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Oxford entrance exams (in The Written Word) by Seanahan
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Discussion Topic  RE: geek cred (in Questions & Answers about Words) by Seanahan
Speaking as someone who is by most definitions a geek, I don't think I have ever heard this term. I......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Subject/citizen (in Questions & Answers about Words) by Seanahan
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Discussion Topic  RE: Subject/citizen (in Questions & Answers about Words) by Seanahan
Well Kalleh, if you are subject to the Queen's rule, then you are her subject. So, if the Queen say......
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Discussion Topic  RE: under over? (in Potpourri) by Seanahan
That is different than any of the ones I attempted. That 'r' at the end, that's not really pronounc......
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Discussion Topic  RE: under over? (in Potpourri) by Seanahan
Once you get the hang of it, epicaricacy is not that difficult a word to pronounce. I've never been......
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Discussion Topic  RE: under over? (in Potpourri) by Seanahan
Bob, I think this is an instance of sarcasm, where the expression is used so often that the person n......
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Discussion Topic  RE: Multitasking (in Potpourri) by Seanahan
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Discussion Topic  RE: British vs. American English (in Potpourri) by Seanahan
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Discussion Topic  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......
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