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What type of humor would racist and sexist jokes be categorized into?
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What do you call the two groove settings in a stapler?
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A word for someone who everyone is scared of?
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What is the word(s) used for someone who no one would suspect to do anything bad/evil?
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What is another word for 'being exposed to'?
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What do you call a person who is utterly independent and a loner?
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What to call women whose husbands are biological brothers?
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What's the general term for pests and everything that can harm your crops?
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Verb meaning “To make <a race> extinct”
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Word for including by exclusion
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Formally can money be in a plural form (monies) or not?
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Idiom: A person who is unfolding truth, changing statements during the conversation
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Opposite of mainstream
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What is the difference between “private interests” and “parochial interests”?
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Does this kind of bag a specific name?
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What to do when “it” is redundant?
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What does “what happens twice, happens thrice” mean?
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How does the latin root of “egregious” relate to its English definition?
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“hilarious AND terrifying”?
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Name of a widget in spreadsheet software used to drag formulas to other cells
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Word for this situation (dark environment)
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Has been or had been
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What's the name of the fallacy for using “localised” examples to suggest a “systemic” problem?
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