Please present your next idea. Did you buy her a present? No vacancies at present. Do all the bold words have the same spelling, yet all of them have different means based on the context?

can anyone please furnish me with a word or short phrase that would eloquently describe a person who has never had to countenance failure one who is so self satisfied and self assured with himself he has no humility Im afraid, any ideas such as super smug prig (my own personal favourite) would ...

Perhaps you could carry around with you this list of 125,000 Shakespearean insults, and just rattle one of those off, like: I'm such a bootless, beetle-headed boor-pig and call your friend a droning, doghearted bladder. http://www.ariel.com.au/jokes/Shakespearean_Insults.html

Because, you see, the fruit actually comes from the Kiwi bird from New Zealand:

Proposed Q&A site for people who have interest on spiritual concepts, change ideas and theories, and most important learn and be better. some Issues treated here are Karma, Soul, love, hate, basic ideas proposed by L. Ron Hubbard (1911–1986).

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I notice that many online articles geared toward programmers refer to boolean variables, which are variables that have only two states: true or false. Is this correct usage? I'd contend that the "b" in Boolean should be capitalized because the term Boolean is named after mathematician George Bool...

I will probably get a lot of flak about this, but why not combine the often used together words "with the" into "withe" which is pronounced the same, and it much shorter and easier to write? I am sure there are other candidates for such concatenations, which are bound to show up especially in th...

Adjectives that derive from a proper noun are written in capital case; it is also true for nouns, even if in some cases nouns that derives from proper nouns are not written in capital case. American, from the noun America Americana, from the noun America Italian, from the noun Italy Martian, fr...

Is there any particular reason why days of the week are proper nouns?

What is the difference between assess and evaluate?

From a linguistic perspective, would it be possible to build a build a system for Contextual Grammar checking (ie. making sure the sentence is not only grammatically correct in order of noun/verb/etc, but also in the correct usage of words)?

Possible Duplicate: “Is become” vs “has become” This is a famous quote from J. Robert Oppenheimer after the successful detonation of the first nuclear weapon. The quote comes from the Bhagavad Gita, a sacred Hindu scripture. This quote has bothered me since I f...