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Why “month,” “orange,” “silver,” and “purple” have no perfect rhymes
Some English words resist perfect rhymes. Here is why “month,” “orange,” “silver,” and “purple” are classic examples, with contrasts.
What “quanked” means, and how to use it
“Quanked” is a Scots word for exhausted or done in. Learn the meaning, a little context, and an easy example you can remember.
100 Words to Use Instead of “Guess”
Need alternatives to guess? Use 100 practical words to sound clearer in emails, meetings, and writing, from estimate and infer to predict and assume.
100 Idioms Millennials Still Use
From “spill the tea” to “low key,” these 100 millennial idioms still hit. Get the meanings, origins, and when to drop them in conversation.