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• Does anyone know cute short phrases or words to make someone sound witty?

  Asked by laceykorn | 1 response

• From where is this quote from?

  Asked by xTheDreamer | 17 responses

• What is a euphemism for euphemism?

  Asked by ETpro | 18 responses

• Do you know the English translation of this Japanese phrase?

  Asked by luigirovatti | 13 responses

• Where did the phrase "tongue-in-cheek" come from and what is it's meaning?

  Asked by JonnyCeltics | 11 responses

• Does it sound odd to you when people use phrases like "hate on" instead of "hate?"?

  Asked by jca | 19 responses

• What do you think of GMail's phrase completions?

  Asked by LostInParadise | 6 responses

• “I would sell my soul to the Devil if I could blank”, if you don’t believe in the Devil isn’t it a nonsensical statement to make?

  Asked by Hypocrisy_Central | 14 responses

• "The exception that proves the rule"?

  Asked by Perchik | 8 responses

• Why do people use the phrase "hate on" instead of just saying "hate?"?

  Asked by jca | 14 responses

• Which phrase changed your life?

  Asked by Notreallyhere from iPhone | 16 responses

• What does this phrase mean?

  Asked by kittykat219 | 8 responses

• "You have just lost The Game", "The Game" what?

  Asked by xTheDreamer | 64 responses

• When someone says, "You did a bang-up job" what does that mean?

  Asked by Aesthetic_Mess | 9 responses

• Do you agree with the saying "It only takes one to win" ?

  Asked by Emdean1 | 13 responses

• Which words do you consider to be just Boorish and which are attacks?

  Asked by Hypocrisy_Central | 12 responses

• What does the phrase "Money is the product of labour" mean in economics?

  Asked by Anythingnew | 3 responses

• Is the statement "last evening" phrased correctly?

  Asked by RandomMrAdam | 10 responses

• What are some non-leading ways of asking a question regarding any controversial topic?

  Asked by flo | 16 responses

• What do people mean when they refer to a "litmus test" (non-scientifically speaking)?

  Asked by JonnyCeltics | 5 responses

• What exactly does the phrase "there may be hope for you yet" mean?

  Asked by XOIIO | 7 responses

• Where did the saying "scott-free" come from?

  Asked by hollywoodduck | 1 response

• Why "stand-up comedian"? Why not just "comedian"?

  Asked by syz | 5 responses

• How can I write these two groups into one sentence phrases of recognizing general and specific phrases?

  Asked by ladyv900 | 4 responses

• Where did the term 'Getting the sack' come from?

  Asked by lozza from iPhone | 3 responses

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