Right straight from the Jeff Foxworthy Concordiance: ;-D DULY -- one o' them big trucks with four tires on the rear. "Johnny n' I went with Grampa in the ol' duly-truck fer a ride ta feed the horses."

I always fear my conversation sounds like this: — What would you like to drink, sir? — I will take some cock, thanks. — ROFL. Any tips on how to pronounce Coke so it is not mistaken for anything? :)

We often use cool water.But can we use "cool water" or "cold water"? Which is correct. Example: I drink cool water only. people always like cool water. In the above examples, instead of the word "cool", can we use "cold".

The decline of/in his morale was caused by a lot of factors that were once fascinating to him. I know decline of an emperor is commonly used, but I am confused between the idiomatic expression decline in and decline of. Which is more apt to use here?

I always heard cats and dogs hid in the ceilings and roofs of houses and when it rained all of the animals fell out onto the inside of the house... but since when have dogs gotten onto the roof?

Yes many a times 't' becomes 'd' in American English. Example: t in computer. I am an Indian and English is not our native language but it's a borrowed language. I personally, follow British English in terms of language usage, pronunciation, accent, & sentence construction, since I consider it t...