There is a very specific word that describes someone who likes, in terms of love, someone and they will stop liking the person if the person likes them back. They do not want the other person to like them back.

I'm building a data model for a computer program, and I'm in need a word for "someone who has access". The information will be provided as an answer to the question: "Who has access to the data within your company?". My initial thought was to go with something along the lines of "internal data ...

In a group of individuals where we're looking for one specific person, you could call out something to bait them into revealing themselves, because only that person would know to react. It may also be inadvertent. For example: Bob calls his friend John "Hey fatass!" in public, and Alice turns to...

I'm translating a text where a description of a clinical study is given in which animals are subjected to necropsy. One of the sentences goes like this: If they consider it necessary, the autopsist may take pictures of macroscopic changes reflecting the damage left by the drug. But is it r...

I am looking for a word (in any language) for a smell that stimulates an emotion or brings back memories. For instance, when I smell cinnamon, I get a happy feeling - and it reminds me of Christmas. I am aware of terms such as olfactory, nostalgia, redolent and Proustian (which is more relate...

The word I'm looking for would be used for a clock being the wrong time by a specific time. For example people set their clocks to be five minutes too fast so that they won't be late. What is this called? Example sentence: You're here early! Yeah, my clock is [this word].

For example, like men and women, or Age≥60yrs and Age<60yrs, two groups are not overlapped but two groups consist the entire one. What can be expressed this property? eg., two groups with mutually exclusive property? or two groups with non-overlapping property?

I'm looking for a word that means roughly "almost comprehensive" or "nearly comprehensive." The context: I've created an app that does a fairly complete suite of jobs (given its purpose), but clearly does not do all possible jobs that the app could do or that one might want it to do. In other ...

Let's say I have a series of things... XXX ...and I'm putting something else between each one: XYXYX Is there a verb for this? For example, between every workweek (X) there is a weekend (Y). Possible sentence: "Workweeks are _____ed with/by weekends." The closest word I came up with is inter...

"As my big day approached, I was filled with ______ "