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Is there an English equivalent to the Persian saying “Now that it's my turn, the sky fell down”?
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Do the English have an ancient (obsolete) verb for the action of the book opening?
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When would “mom/dad” require capital letter in writing?
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Word for something that is emotionally charged in a way that reduces the chances of approaching the subject from an objective point-of-view?
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Word for change of information during transmission
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Single word for “Someone who's in on a secret”
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Adjective equivalent of “As old as the hills”
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I got survived or I survived
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What is a best man in Latin?
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In search of a Latin idiom expressing suspicion, i.e., a translation of “I smell a rat” or “something smells fishy”
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How to translate the Finnish “muka”?
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What's the pun in this “Julius Caesar” reference?
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Quote from Leibniz
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The medieval abbreviation eccƚie
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Someone who is cunning but depicts themselves as innocent to others
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A word for when you are almost crying, but not quite yet?
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What's the sailing ship equivalent for “Full speed ahead!”?
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Cum cucurbitis aegris ex aqua
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How to say “Promethean”
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“Opusculum hoc, quamdiu vixero, doctioribus emendandum offero.”?
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Idiom for “I came, I saw, I ate” (or drank)
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Translation of Scottish 16th century church stained glass
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How do you say on the one hand … on the other hand?
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What does “Vivos voco pedibus ioco” mean?
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What is the proper term for when an animal is “pregnant” with eggs instead of live young?
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Idiom for the effect that money from funding is easier to spend, as opposed to one's own savings
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English equivalent to the Japanese saying “高転びに転ぶ” - A haughty man should tumble down?
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Name of a Solved Enigma?
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Is this translation from Ancient Greek correct?
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Which is correct “lean on door” OR “lean against door”?
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