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Where “bell the cat” comes from, and what it means

May 14, 2026 - pdf

“Bell the cat” comes from a fable about mice and a cat. It means taking on a risky task that everyone agrees should be done.

Words and phrases that politely insult people

May 14, 2026 - pdf

Some remarks sound kind at first, but carry an insult underneath. Learn how backhanded compliments work and why they offend.

100 Polite Refusals

May 14, 2026

Need the perfect way to say no? Get 100 polite refusals that sound kind, confident, and clear, for work, friends, family, and more.

What “chalk and cheese” means, and where it may come from

May 14, 2026 - pdf

“Chalk and cheese” describes two things that are completely different. Here is the meaning, likely origin, and how to use it well.

Why coyote comes from Nahuatl

May 14, 2026 - pdf

Coyote entered English through Spanish, but its deeper source is Nahuatl, the language associated with the Aztecs and still spoken in Mexico.

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