I've been searching for a bit to find something that fits this. The closest I could find was Paramour which is more neutral, but it's still not exactly the same. I was wondering if there was a term that fit the bill here. On the dictionary page for casanova, everything relates to men interested...

Bars without oats, but rather only nuts dried berries and other seeds are increasingly common nowadays, but is there a word for them? if not in English, then maybe there is a word that could be borrowed over? Sample sentence: these aren't granola bars since they don't have grains in them; thei...

Especially when used pejoratively. Used to described someone who is easily pleased by small things that are very common or that people can get easily.

Describe a person who's always give chances. In a word.

In 'Meteorites and Their Parent Planets', H. Y. McSween writes: Chondrites are not well-blended consumes of ingredients, but instead are lumpy, heterogeneous aggregates of different components. I am not familiar with this use of 'consume' as a noun and it is not listed in dictionaries, e.g. the...

I heard someone mention it recently, and I've seen it on Youtube on the old show "I've Got A Secret". They call it "simultaneous speech" or "simultaneous talking", but all the results I'm getting when looking it up are about simultaneous translation, which isn't what I'm looking for. I wonder if ...

What does mean when we use a word to explain and describe thing for example, chair is a thing that we sit at it ....etc.

There are many brand names that are misspellings of real English words. Instead of calling them misspellings I would like a more positive term for this type of name.