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Chenmunka
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You'll have had your tea

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Word meaning annoyingly ubiquitous or pithy and annoying?

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"Get help with [deciding]" or just "get help [deciding]"

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Question about 'ascending to the throne' for other titles

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Requesting a word or idiom for "impressive failure."

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Origin of "piggyback?"

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Term for a person trying to create unnecessary controversy

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A word for a single piece of type of information, equivalent to a field on a form

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What you call someone who leaks information from a team?

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Is there a word for a horizontal 1D profile for depths below ground? [geology]

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Is there an idiom or slang word for "the last round of beer"?

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Which is the better word: “byproduct” or “waste”?

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Congestion/queue signs on British roads

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What does it mean: "The travel money is good for you"

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The video will start presently

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Word: Tacky Rich People/Trashy Wealthy People

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How does 'Bull I' Th' Thorn Inn' translate into standard English?

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Word meaning "to tell the truth to someone"?

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Terminology for expressing the scale of a measurement system

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Does "Asbestos sandwich" have nuances of bad health?

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Are there any English sayings equivalent to the Japanese proverb, “Go to bed early and wait for the good news”?

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Word/phrase similar to bluster

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Can I say "Where can I find 'a' post office"?

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What is the name of the tactic that politicians use to bury people with torrent of words?

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Is it ok to use Er. if a person is engineering degree holder

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Is there a word for the 'pitter patter' of speech?

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When can you omit the possessive on an honorific?

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What do you call the other class of the same year and its students?

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What do you call these long rectangular tables you usually find at McDonald's?

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What do you call this oriental building in English?

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