If you go on GitHub, so many of the project names are 3-8 lowercase letters. So many directories of those projects are 3-8 lowercase letters. In the base level directory of most unix OS's, the directories are 3-8 lowercase letters. This occurs even if the directory's name is an abbreviation fo...

Like, we were astonished finding the cat climbing the tree itself, or we were astonished to find the cat...

I'm wondering if there is a word for something that is both famous and infamous, depending on context. An example, hopefully appropriate, is the Australian food Vegemite... In Australia, everyone knows what Vegemite is, almost everyone has tasted it, and the majority of people eat it regularly....

In database technology there is a standard called "Structured Query Language", which is abbreviated as SQL. However, some people pronounce SQL as "SeQueL". If SQL is an "abbreviation" or "acronym" - what could "SeQueL" be called. Ie. what is a word called that is an invented way to pronounce an ...

I am preparing to pass an English test and one of the subjects in the oral exam could be describing a crime. I was thinking about talking about a time in which I was approached by 3 underage girls begging for money, I took my wallet out and gave them a couple of coins, but before I could put my...

I saw a poll posted by a friend today on Facebook with this question: If you could go back in time and kill one, which would you choose? Ronald Regan Trump This question has no good answer if you're against killing people or you support both presidents. What would this be calle...

For example, one can refer to "past semesters" and to "the current semester", but if you want to refer to both of those while excluding future semesters? Something more concise -- hopefully a single word -- than "the current and past semesters". For example, like "extant" semesters, but better...

I was wondering if there's a term or adjective for someone who exaggerates and classifies their behavior as crazy, yet their behavior is completly normal