# How do you call these symbols in UK?

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Single word for "disliking something at first but then eventually liking it"

Is there any non-idiomatic word in place of the idiom "rack one's brain," which means to strain in mental effort, esp to remember something or to find the solution to a problem (from Collins). For instance, a teacher had put a chalk box yesterday in the principal office, but today he is trying h...

For example I want to write "Professor Neville died, but I am going to ask his wife Virginia Neville, who is acting as is _____, to forward you his confidential letter of reference that he wrote for me before before he died".

Almost like an imaginary friend, but more like characters such as Ryuk from Death Note and Maurice (The hormone monster) from Big Mouth.

In programming, the word “concatenation” is often used for combining multiple individual strings into one. Is there a reverse of this? For dropping a piece of a string, or number? For example, in some weather contexts, you’ll still see numbers like 1012.5, but it becomes 125. What is a word that...

Basically, I have a sentence that says something that happened and the following sentence explains what happens in response. The response is inevitable so the occurrence implies the response. I need a more powerful word than "therefore" or "thus."

How can I say "... I wanted to pursue the graduate school as I enjoyed ...." in different way? I have already used "pursue" in my essay several times. That's why I want to use different different word (or maybe sentence)

English moves left to right. Hebrew moves right to left. Both then move top to bottom. Mongolian moves top to bottom, and some Philippine languages move from bottom to top. Is there a word that names the idea of these conventions?