I have two questions: When considering gains and losses, advantages and disadvantages, pros and cons, etc., what is a good word for the traits which are equal between the two options. "Equalities", "draws", "ties", etc. all seem a little out of place (especially stylistically and word-length-wi...

I think I've heard a word meaning to skip a grade, but after googling I feel like I am imagining it.

A person who is silly, outspoken and not following the code of conduct and from a high class city.

A person who is from a royal family, studious , obedient and with good values

How do you call something that resembles a form with let's say 100 questions. Each of these questions have a certain score/points that when you are done you add those numbers to eachother and that score gives you an answer based on that score. So between 100-105 you get : "Great" Between 106-1...

Example, I have a schedule to have some recurring meeting every biweekly. But It is not mandatory to have all the time. Sometimes we can skip some occurrence of the schedule. More of a soft schedule. Is there any word / phrase to express that?

What is the best word for the concluding talk to a scientific conference (usually held by the conference organiser)? They mostly just thank the attendees and praise their contributions before wishing them a good trip home. The following words come to mind: Conclusion Concluding remarks Summary...

There are certain mythological creatures that have more than one head. I want to find a word that can be used to categorize them in a way that sounds scientific. I hope to create much of the same feeling of the word "quadrupedal" meaning "four legged". Here is one example: Dogs and cats are quad...

I am trying to understand how to call an object that is not meant to be watched only from one point of view (e.g. an apple, a bottle ...) . So it can be defined as a proper tridimensional object because it has no pseudo-bidimensionality (e.g. a painting or a low-relief are pseudo-bidimensional). ...

What is the grassy area where people are sitting called, specifically? I am not looking for a general term, like meadow, but for a word to describe an area that is for the purpose of accommodating people watching a show where no seats are available. The people were watching from ____

I'm looking for a single word that would be used to describe someone who is an incompetent intermediary. To be more specific I would like to describe someone whom it is necessary to communicate knowledge through, however this person doesn't have the proper skill set to understand or further commu...

Is there a word for the emotion you gou get when you see or hear something beautiful? There is a certain feeling somewhere between happiness and sadness, a sort of tingling in your stomach... Is there a word or phrase to describe this feeling?

In the context of metallurgy and material science, there is a well-known process called differently but commonly "vacancy generation/annihilation" where a vacancy or void (or simply a tiny hole) is generated or annihilated in a piece of a material (due to some external factors such as temperature...

I am looking for a noun form of "wishy-washy." Something like waverer, though I am not certain that that word exists. It is for a fairly formal text I am translating, so "the wish-washy" would not work... THANKS

dear StackExchangers. I need to put my previous activities on some form for High School and need to find an accurate word to describe what I did. I participated in event organization in school (helped planning the event, added several things here and there) + I spoke at all school events(prom, ...

if I had to survive in the woods how would I do it? FROM THE GIRL WHO NEEDS HELP ANNEGIRL123