I often come across this phrase "Bite me" in many TV shows. What does it mean and is there a specific context in which this phrase can be used? Thanks! Veekay

I have a job, for which some people are responsible, say: a, b, c, d and e. If anyone does the job, it is marked as complete. Now let us say c completed the job, so what would I call that person in one word (think completor - not a word). It is basically for a database schema for a table of tas...

You might try finisher, which suggests "[bringing] a task or activity to an end" [Noad].

I know it starts with I. A. 1. a. i. what goes here. What are level 6, 7, 8, 9, etc?

(I'm French-native-speaker) I'm not sure in wich cases if the french expression "vue de l'esprit" should be used or not. Are there any general cases/rules? For example I have a blog post title that I'm thinking in french as "Vue de l'esprit : [a game name]" because the post is about some drawin...

So, I was like, why does everyone say like and so in every sentence? Where did this trend come from, like, what started it, and is it actually grammatically correct to like, insert like into our speech in just about any position in a sentence? Reward for anyone who can tell me the cause of its...

So like, I had this teacher? And he's like, "You're late?" And I'm like, "There's like other people late too?" I've always cringed at the word "like" strewn about in a spoken sentence. Well now I've seen it in print, right in the middle of an otherwise articulate National Geographic articl...

Possible Duplicate: Is Valley Girl speak like entering the language? Please can you explain the origins of where the annoying over-use of the word "like" came from? Does this have anything to do with Facebook? Example: Logan is so, like, stupid when he says, like, anything! He'...

I corrected the student, saying that he should write "How much water do you use to take a bath?" because his sentenced seemed unnatural to me. Do you consider it correct? Would you use it?