word
smallest linguistic element that will be said in isolation with semantic or pragmatic content
inherently funny word
words which have been described as inherently funny
Almah
Hebrew word
Vel
Logic symbol
vocable (lexicography)
entry in a dictionary
Volk
German word
A-OK
more intense form of OK
bonjour
French greeting, salutation
person
concept in civil law
sport utility vehicle
type of automobile
treasure
concentration of riches
aloha
Hawaiian word
clipping
in morphology and linguistics, the reduction of a word to one of its parts
defective word
word where not all grammatical forms exist
off season
in sports, the period between seasons
historism
term
not thirsty
opposite of thirst
Feck
word
hen
Swedish gender-neutral pronoun (3rd person singular)
epps
word in Bavarian language
formal subject
A grammatical subject required by syntax, but not by semantics
ganja
Hindi word for marijuana
longest word in Romanian
longest word of the Romanian language
fuck
profane English-language word
classifier
word or affix that is used to accompany nouns and can be considered to "classify" the noun depending on the type of its referent
action
Wikimedia disambiguation page
connector
linguistics
mama and papa
in linguistics, the sequences of sounds corresponding to the words for "mother" and "father"
reserved word
word in a programming language that cannot be used as an identifier
Shihan
word
chromaticity
objective specification of the quality of a color regardless of its luminance. A combination of hue and saturation.
longest word in Spanish
word in Spanish language
Murzyn
Polish word meaning a black person
Tosspot
insult in British English
Yiddish words used in English
words from the Yiddish Language used in everyday English
thank you
way of showing appreciation
best
superlative form of good : most good
gammon
pejorative term in British political culture
buzzword
fashionable word or phrase used to impress rather than for its technical meaning
homonym
one of a group of words that share the same spelling and the same pronunciation but have different meanings
sic
Latin adverb
Shalom
Hebrew word and greeting
auto-antonym
word that has two opposing meanings
Selah
Biblical Hebrew word of uncertain meaning
content word
word that name objects of reality and their qualities, e.g. living things, family members, natural phenomena, common actions, characteristics; mostly nouns (“dog”), lexical verbs (“eat”), adjectives (“happy”), and adverbs (“happily“)
longest word in Afrikaans
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transitions
concept in linguistics
Inkhorn term
Loan or constructed word deemed unnecessary or pretentious