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noun | a reference source containing words alphabetically arranged along with information about their forms, pronunciations, functions, and etymologies
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“Cash.”
Is “Cache” pronounced like “Catch,” “Cake,” or “Cash”?View quoted post on X
Nobody should insult me ooh.
The rise part isn’t about direction.
It’s about sudden and temporary brilliance like that of a meteor.
It’s about sudden and temporary brilliance like that of a meteor.
the phrase "meteoric rise" doesn't make any sense. meteors exclusively *fall*. that's their defining characteristicView quoted post on X
When ‘extra’ is used as a separate word, it functions as an adverb meaning “very.”
An “extra ordinary day” is a day that is very ordinary.
The prefix ‘extra-‘ means “outside or beyond.”
An “extraordinary day,” is a day beyond ordinary.
An “extra ordinary day” is a day that is very ordinary.
The prefix ‘extra-‘ means “outside or beyond.”
An “extraordinary day,” is a day beyond ordinary.
A new theme for the 2027 Met Gala has been announced: “extraORDINARY: Fashion and the Poetics of the Everyday.”
Guests will reimagine ordinary everyday clothing such as T-shirts, jeans and sweatshirts.View quoted post on X
