What’s the difference between “soccer” and “football” terms around the world?

In the United States and Canada, the sport is called soccer, while in most of the world it’s known as football. The rules and gameplay are the same, but some of the terms differ:

US says field → elsewhere it’s usually called a pitch.
US says cleats → elsewhere, boots.
US says uniform/jersey → elsewhere, kit or shirt.
US says tie → elsewhere, draw.

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What 5-letter animals end with “A”?: English has many animals with A. Some 5-letter animals that end with “A” are koala, llama, and panda.

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What reptiles start with C?: There are many animals that start with C. Some reptiles that start with C are:

Caiman

Cape cobra

Chinese alligator

Corn snake
What are some wild animals that start with D?: There are many animals that start with D. Some wild animals that start with “D” are:

Deer

Dingo

Dolphin

Dormouse

Duck-billed platypus
What are some animals that start with D in Spanish?: There are many animals that start with D in English but Spanish also knows some animals with “D”:

Delfín (dolphin)

Dromedario (dromedary)

Durmiente (dormouse)

Dingo (dingo)

Danta (tapir)
What are some big animals that start with “E”?: There are many animals that start with E. Some big animals with “E” are:

Elephant

Elk

Emu

Eland

Eurasian lynx
What are some sea animals that start with “E”?: English has many animals that start with E. Some sea animals that start with “E” are:

Eel

Eagle ray

Elephant seal

Emperor angelfish

European sea sturgeon

Elkhorn coral

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What are some sea animals that start with “F”?: English has many animals that start with F. Some sea animals with “F” include:

Fiddler crab

Fin whale

Fire coral

Fish

Flatfish

Flounder

Flower urchin

Flying fish

Frilled shark (lizard shark)
What are some animals that start with “F” in Spanish?: English has quite a few animals that start with F. Spanish only has a few, such as “foca” (seal), “faisán” (pheasant), flamenco (flamingo), and furón (ferret).
What are some sea animals that start with “G”?: English has many animals that start with G. Some sea animals that start with “G” are:

Garfish

Giant clam

Giant Pacific octopus

Giant squid

Goby (small fish)

Gray whale

Green sea turtle

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What are some wild animals that start with “G”?: English has many animals that start with G. Some wild animals that start with “G” are:

Gazelle

Gecko

Gila monster (venomous lizard)

Giraffe

Gorilla

Gray wolf

Green anaconda

Grizzly bear

Groundhog
What are some animals that start with “H” in Spanish?: English has many animals that start with H. Spanish also has a few animal names that start with “H.”

Halcón (hawk)

Hiena (Hyena)

Hipopótamo (hippopotamus)

Hormiga (ant)

Hurón (ferret)
What is the longest word in English?: The longest word in English that appears in at least some dictionaries is “pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis,” which has 45 letters. It is the name of a lung disease (pneumono) that is caused by inhaling very small (ultramicroscopic) silicone particles from a volcano. The term was coined specifically to serve as an example of a long word.

The second-longest word is “pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism” (30 letters), which is a rare genetic disorder that mimics the symptoms of a thyroid disorder.

Very long words are able to be created in English by adding prefixes and suffixes on to a base word. This process is essentially limitless, which is why most long words have several prefixes and suffixes.

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What are some ocean animals that start with “I”?: There are only a few animals that start with I in English. Some ocean animals that start with “I” are:

Indian mackerel

Indo-Pacific sailfish

Irukandji jellyfish

Ivory coral

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What are some cute animals that start with “I”?: There aren’t many animals that start with I in English. Some cute animals that start with “I” are impala, Iberian lynx, and the Indian star tortoise.
What are some animals that start with “J” in Spanish?: There are quite a few animals that start with J in English. Spanish also has some animals that start with “J,” such as:

Jaguar (jaguar)

Jirafa (giraffe)

Jabalí (wild boar)

Jiménez (type of wildcat)

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What are some sea animals that start with “J”?: There are quite a few animals that start with J in English, but sea animals with “J” are uncommon. Some examples of sea animals with “J” are jellyfish, Japanese spider crab, and jackfish.

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What are some animals that start with “K” in Spanish?: There are many animals that start with K in English, but there are only a few that start with “K” in Spanish. Some examples are:

Koala (koala)

Kudu (type of antelope)

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What are some sea animals that start with “K”?: There are many animals that start with K, but not many of them are sea animals.

Some sea animals with “K” are “killer whale” and “king mackerel.”
What are some sea animals that start with “M”?: English has many animals that start with M. Some sea animals that start with “M” are:

Manatee

Manta ray

Moray eel

Mussel

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What are some wild animals that start with “M”?: English has many animals that start with M. Some wild animals that start with “M” are:

Macaw

Marmot

Mantis shrimp

Meerkat

Mole

Monkey

Moose

Mountain lion

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What are some sea animals that start with “L”?: There are many animals that start with L in English. Some sea animals that start with “L” are:

Lamprey

Leatherback turtle

Lingcod

Lionfish

Lizardfish

Lobster

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What are some sea animals that start with “N”?: English has many animals that start with N. Some sea animals that start with “N” are:

Narwhal

Nautilus

Needlefish

Northern pike

Nudibranch

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What are some zoo animals that start with “N”?: English has many animals that start with N. Some zoo animals that start with “N” are:

Nandu (ostrich, also known as rhea)

Newt

Nightingale

Nile crocodile

Nyala (spiral-horned antelope)

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What are some sea animals that start with “O”?: English has quite a few animals that start with O. Some sea animals that start with “O” include:

Ocean sunfish

Ocellaris clownfish (clown anemonefish)

Octopus

Olive ridley turtle

Oarfish

Opah (moonfish)

Orca

Oyster

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What are some zoo animals that start with “O”?: English has a few animals that start with O. Some zoo animals that start with “O” include:

Ocelot

Okapi

Orangutan

Orca

Oryx

Ostrich

Otter

Owl

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What are some cute animals that start with “P”?: English has many animals that start with P. Some cute animals that start with “P” include:

Panda

Parrot

Penguin

Pika

Porcupine
What are some sea animals that start with “R”?: English has quite a few animals that start with R. Some sea animals that start with “R” include:

Red snapper

Reef shark

Rhinoceros shark

Ribbonfish

Rockfish

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What are some zoo animals that start with “R”?: English has many animals that start with R. Some zoo animals that start with “R” include:

Raccoon

Red panda

Rhea (South American ostrich)

Rhinoceros (rhino)

Ring-tailed lemur

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What are some wild animals that start with “S”?: English has many animals that start with S. Some wild animals that start with “S” are:

Salamander

Scorpion

Seagull

Sea lion

Sloth

Snow leopard

Spider monkey

Squirrel

Stingray

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What are some sea animals that start with “S”?: English has many animals that start with S. Sea animals that start with “S” include:

Salmon

Scallop

Seagull

Seahorse

Seal

Shark

Shrimp

Sponge

Squid

Starfish

Stingray

Swordfish

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What are some wild animals that start with “T”?: English has many animals that start with T. Some wild animals that start with “T” are:

Tapir

Tarantula

Tasmanian devil

Tern (bird)

Thorny devil

Tiger

Tortoise

Toucan

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What are some sea animals that start with “T”?: English has many animals that start with T. Some sea animals that start with “T” are:

Tetra

Tiger shark

Toadfish

Triggerfish

Tuna

Turtle

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What are some sea animals that start with “U”?: English only has a few animals that start with U. Some sea animals that start with “U” are:

Uaru (triangle cichlid)

Unicornfish

Urchin (sea urchin)

Umbrella octopus

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What are some cute animals that start with “U”?: English only has a few animals that start with U. Some cute animals that start with “U” are:

Uinta ground squirrel

Ulysses butterfly

Umbrellabird

Unau (sloth)

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What are some sea animals that start with “V”?: English has a few animals that start with V. Some sea animals that start with “V” are:

Vampire squid

Vaquita (small dolphin-like creature)

Velella (jellyfish-like creature)

Vermilion snapper (fish)

Viperfish

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What are some zoo animals that start with “V”?: English has a few animals that start with V. Some zoo animals that start with “V” are:

Vaquita (small dolphin-like creature that’s only seen in conservation exhibits)

Vervet monkey

Viper (venomous snake)

Vulture

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What are some animals in Spanish that start with “W”: English has a few animals that start with W, but Spanish doesn’t seem to have any commonly recognized animals that start with “W.”
What are some wild animals that start with “X”?: English only has a few animals that start with X. Some wild animals that start with “X” are:

Xenops (small bird)

Xerus (ground squirrel)

Xingu River ray (stingray)

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What are some sea animals that start with “X”?: English only has a few animals that start with X. Some sea animals that start with “X” are:

Xingu River ray (stingray)

X-ray tetra (fish)

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What are some wild animals that start with “Y”?: English has quite a few animals that start with Y. Some wild animals that start with “Y” are:

Yabby (crayfish)

Yak

Yarara (venomous viper)

Yellow anaconda

Yellow bass

Yellow-bellied sea snake

Yellowjacket (wasp)

Yellowhammer (bird)

Yeti crab

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What are some sea animals that start with “Y”?: English has quite a few animals that start with Y. Some sea animals that start with “Y” are:

Yellowfin tuna

Yellowtail snapper

Yellow-edged moray

Yeti crab

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What are some wild animals that start with “Z”?: English has a few animals that start with Z. Some wild animals that start with “Z” are:

Zander (fish)

Zebra

Zebra moray eel

Zebra shark

Zebra snake

Zigzag salamander

Zokor

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What are some sea animals that start with “Z”?: English has a few animals that start with Z. Some sea animals that start with “Z” are:

Zebra moray eel

Zebra mussel

Zebra shark

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What are some words that rhyme with one?: Some words that rhyme with one are:

Fun

Sun

Ton

Spun

Stun

Run

Bun

None

Gun

Shun

Nun

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What are some words that rhyme with more?: Some words that rhyme with more are:

Bore

Core

Store

Floor

Restore

Door

Tore

Pore/Poor/Pour

Adore

Chore

Before

Gore

Lore

Nor

Roar

Spore

Snore

Wore

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What are some words that rhyme with it?: Some words that rhyme with it are:

Sit

Flit

Remit

Hit

Spit

Admit

Zit

Wit

Brit

Legit

Split

Twit

Git

Bit

Fit

Lit

Mitt

Pit

Writ

Quit

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What are some adjectives starting with A to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with A to describe a person include:

Accomplished

Adaptable

Admirable

Agreeable

Altruistic

Amazing

Approachable

Articulate

Astute

Awesome

Assertive

Abrasive

Aimless

Aloof

Arrogant

Awkward

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What are some adjectives starting with B to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with B to describe a person include:

Bashful

Beautiful

Brazen

Beefy

Brave

Bratty

Brusque

Bourgeois

Brilliant

Bilingual

Broad-shouldered

Bedraggled

Boastful

Brainy

Benevolent

Blundering

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What are some adjectives starting with C to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with C to describe a person include:

Clever

Compassionate

Courageous

Courteous

Callous

Childish

Clingy

Clumsy

Cold-hearted

Conventional

Cynical

Cowardly

Cultivated

Cute

Creative

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What are some countries that start with A but don’t end with A?: Two countries that start with A but don’t end with A are Afghanistan and Azerbaijan. Most other countries that start with “A” do end in “A,” such as “Albania,” “Angola,” and “Andorra.”
What are some countries in Africa that start with A?: Africa has two countries that start with A: “Algeria” and “Angola.” Africa itself is commonly mistaken for a country, but it’s a continent.
What are some Asian countries that start with B?: Asia has four countries that start with B:

Bahrain

Bangladesh

Bhutan

Brunei
What are some European countries that start with B?: Europe has four countries that start with B:

Belarus

Belgium

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bulgaria
What are some European countries that start with C?: There are a few European countries that start with C, including:

Croatia

Cyprus

Czechia
What are 4 countries that start with D?: Four countries that start with D are Denmark, Djibouti, Dominica, and Dominican Republic.
What are some European countries that start with D?: There’s only one European country that starts with D: Denmark.

Europe also has some countries that end with “D”:

Finland

Iceland

Ireland

Poland

Switzerland
What are some African countries that start with E?: Africa has many countries that start with E, including:

Egypt

Equatorial Guinea

Eritrea

Eswatini

Ethiopia
What are some countries in Europe that start with E?: Europe only has one country that starts with E: Estonia. It also has some countries that end in “E,” such as France, Greece, and Ukraine.
What are three countries that start with F?: The three countries that start with F are Fiji, Finland, and France. English has no countries that end with “F.”
What are some African countries that start with G?: Some African countries that start with G are Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, and Guinea-Bissau.
What are some Spanish-speaking countries that start with G?: Guatemala is a Spanish-speaking country that starts with G. The country is located in Central America.
What are the 4 countries that start with H?: English only has three countries that start with H: Haiti, Honduras, and Hungary.

Hong Kong is sometimes confused with a country, but it’s a special administrative region of China.
What are some Asian countries that start with I?: Some Asian countries that start with I are:

India

Indonesia

Iran

Iraq

Israel
What are some countries that end in -stan?: English has many countries that start with N or end with N. Many of the countries that end with N actually end in “-stan,” including:

Afghanistan

Kazakhstan

Kyrgyzstan

Pakistan

Tajikistan

Turkmenistan

Uzbekistan
What are 3 countries that start with J?: There are only three countries that start with J:

Jamaica

Japan

Jordan
What are some African countries that start with K?: Africa only has one country that starts with a K: Kenya.
What are some European countries that start with L?: Some European countries that start with L include:

Latvia

Liechtenstein

Lithuania

Luxembourg
What are some Asian countries that start with M?: Some Asian countries that start with M include:

Malaysia

Maldives

Mongolia

Myanmar
What are some African countries that start with M?: Some African countries that start with M include:

Madagascar

(Republic of) Malawi

(Republic of) Mali

Mauritania

(Republic of) Mauritius

(Kingdom of) Morocco

(Republic of) Mozambique
What are some countries that end with -land?: There are many countries that start with D or end with D. Some of these actually end in “-land,” including:

Finland

Iceland

Ireland

New Zealand

(the) Netherlands (plural)

Poland

Switzerland
What are some countries that start with S in Europe?: Some countries that start with S in Europe include:

San Marino

Serbia

Slovakia

Slovenia

Spain

Sweden

Switzerland
What are some African countries that start with S?: Some African countries that start with S include:

São Tomé and Príncipe

Senegal

Seychelles

Sierra Leone

Somalia

South Africa

South Sudan

Sudan
What are some Asian countries that start with S?: Some Asian countries that start with S include:

Saudi Arabia

Singapore

Sri Lanka

Syria
What are 3 countries that start with R?: The three countries that start with R are Russia, Romania, and Rwanda.
What are three countries that start with T?: English has many countries that start with T. Three countries that start with “T” are Tunisia, Turkey, and Thailand.
What are 3 countries that start with V?: English only has three countries that start with V: Vanuatu, Venezuela, and Vietnam.
What are some adjectives starting with D to describe a person?: Some adjectives beginning with D that can be used to describe a person include:

Disloyal

Daring

Delightful

Disciplined

Driven

Discreet

Defiant

Disagreeable

Disrespectful

Dreary

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Are there any countries that start with X?: There are no countries that start with X in English. English does have two countries that contain an X: Mexico and Luxembourg.
What are three countries that start with Y?: English only has one country that starts with Y, which is Yemen. English does have more than three countries that end with “Y,” including Germany, Hungary, and Paraguay.
What are two countries that start with Z?: The two countries that start with Z in English are Zambia and Zimbabwe.
What’s another word for weird?: Another word for “weird” is:

Odd

Uncommon

Strange

Unconventional

Quirky

Kooky

For example, instead of saying “Those are really weird words,” you could say “those are really strange words.”

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What’s the meaning of bumfuzzle?: “Bumfuzzle” is a verb that means “to confuse or fluster” (e.g., “The complicated instructions completely bumfuzzled me”).

This is an informal, American English word. It’s not common in everyday use throughout the US, though you may encounter it in Southern and Midland dialects.

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How do you spell weird?: The adjective “weird” is spelled “w-e-i-r-d.”

Like in the alphabet, in “weird,” “e” comes before “i.”

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What is eellogofusciouhipoppokunurious?: “Eellogofusciouhipoppokunurious” is a 30-letter adjective that means “very good or fine.” It’s one of the longest words in English.

For example, “The chef’s special dessert was nothing short of eellogofusciouhipoppokunurious—a truly delightful treat!”

This word supposedly developed as American English slang in the early 20th century, though it doesn’t appear in any major dictionary.

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What is a screed?: A “screed” can be different things depending on the context.

In common use, this noun means “a long discourse,” often with the connotation of being tedious or annoying (e.g., “His email turned into a long screed about office politics”).

In construction, a “screed” is a tool or layer of material used to level a floor. In this context, “screed” can also be a verb meaning “to level a floor.”

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What are some adjectives starting with E to describe a person?: Some adjectives beginning with E that can be used to describe a person include:

Energetic

Egotistical

Eloquent

Erratic

Enthusiastic

Emotional

Engaging

Exact

Educated
What are some adjectives starting with F to describe a person?: Some adjectives beginning with F that can be used to describe a person include:

Fabulous

Fair

Fit

Friendly

Funny

Furious

Flamboyant

Flexible

Funny

Feckless
What are some words that rhyme with all?: Some words that rhyme with all are:

Ball

Call

Befall

Crawl

Stall

Mall

Tall

Brawl

Fall

Drawl

Small

Doll

Hall

Caul

Maul

Pall

Squall

Thrall

Enthrall

Caterwaul

Y’all

Wall

Scrawl

Appall

Banal

Withal

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What are some words that rhyme with up?: Some words that rhyme with up are:

Cup

Hup

Sup

Pup

Yup

You could also creatively rhyme up with compound nouns or verbs that end in “-up,” such as:

Backup

Pickup

Startup

Windup

Blowup

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What are some words that rhyme with heart?: Words that rhyme with heart include:

Art

Smart

Part

Chart

Apart

Depart

Mart

Tart

Start

Restart

Dart

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What are some words that rhyme with night?: Some words that rhyme with night are:

Bright

Light

Delight

Blight

Write/Right

Fright

Trite

Spite

Quite

Tight

Invite

Bite

Kite

Site/Cite/Sight

Fight

Height

Might/Mite

Night

White

Alight

Sprite

Aright

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What are some words that rhyme with home?: Words that rhyme with home include:

Tome

Dome

Comb

Foam

Gnome

Loam

Roam/Rome

Shalom

Chrome

“Come” and “some” are eye rhymes for home. They look like they should rhyme, but they are pronounced differently.

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What are some words that rhyme with out?: Some words that rhyme with out are:

About

Tout

Rout

Sprout

Scout

Flout

Bout

Clout

Gout

Lout

Pout

Grout

Trout

Route (in some accents)

Sauerkraut

Drought

Devout

Shout

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What are some words that rhyme with down?: Some words that rhyme with down are:

Town

Clown

Frown

Gown

Noun

Downtown

Renown

Brown

Drown

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What are some words that rhyme with away?: Words that rhyme with away include:

Day

Pray

They

Stay

Bay

Clay

Tray

Flay

Gay

Fray

May

Delay

Say

Stray

Gray

Flay

Filet

Hey/Hay

Jay

Lay

Neigh

Pay

Ray

Way/Weigh

Yay

Hooray

Inveigh

Allay

Cafe

Convey

Crochet

Matinee

Naiveté

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What are some 15 letter words?: Some 15-letter words are:

Accomplishments

Benzodiazepines

Cyclohexylamine

Discombobulated

Disenfranchised

Electromagnetic

Excommunication

Extrajudicially

Intellectualism

Juxtaglomerular

Psychoanalyzing

Quinquagenarian

Revolutionizing

Schizoaffective

Unbelievability

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How do you pronounce supercalifragilisticexpialidocious?: You pronounce “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” as “soo-per-ka-luh-fra-juh-lih-stuhk-ek-spee-ah-luh-doh-shuhs.”

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What is the longest word in the world that takes 3 hours to say?: The longest word in the world that takes 3 hours to say is the chemical name for the protein “titin.”

This word has 189,819 letters. The first 35 letters are “methionylthreonylthreonylglutaminyl” and the last 10 are “isoleucine.”

It takes around 3 hours to pronounce and when written, takes up over 100 pages.

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What are some cool 5 letter words?: Some cool 5-letter words are:

Quirk

Karst

Xebec

Gnome

Cruet

Igloo

Shard

Okapi

Cocoa

Funky

Orbit

Comet

Macaw

Snood

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What are some cool 4 letter words?: Some cool 4-letter words are:

Zest

Jolt

Vibe

Echo

Lush

Flux

Glow

Slay

Chic

Nova

Atom

Hype

Using cool words can lend a creative touch to your writing. Just make sure you spell everything correctly with QuillBot’s free Grammar Checker.
What are some words that rhyme with cool?: Some words that rhyme with “cool” are:

Pool

School

Rule

Tool and tulle (homophones)

Fool

Jewel

Drool

Spool

Rhyming words can add a creative touch to your writing, just as using cool words does.

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What are some cool slang words?: Some cool slang words are:

Bet (adverb), agreement or confirmation

Bussin’ (adjective), very good

Drip (noun), stylish clothing or accessories

Extra (adjective), dramatic or over-the-top

Fire (adjective), very good

Lit (adjective), exciting or fun

Mid (adjective), average or unimpressive

No cap (idiom), truthfully or honestly

Tea (noun), gossip

Spill the tea (verb), to gossip

Using cool slang words and other cool words can give your writing a creative flair. And find even more creative synonyms with QuillBot’s free Paraphraser.
What are some cool space words?: Some cool space words are:

Nebula, a cloud of dust and gas where stars are born

Pulsar, a rapidly spinning neutron star

Supernova, a very bright explosion of a dying star

Cosmos, a term for the universe as an ordered whole

Exoplanet, a planet outside our solar system

Syzygy, the perfect alignment of three celestial bodies

Zenith, the point in the sky directly above an observer

Corona, the outer atmosphere of the Sun

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What are some adjectives starting with H to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with H to describe a person include:

Handsome

Happy

Hardworking

Heroic

Harried

Heartless

Hurtful

Hairy

Heavy

Hesitant

Hyperactive
What are some words that rhyme with back?: Some words that rhyme with back are:

Tack

Flack/Flak

Sack

Attack

Stack

Hack

Rack

Jack

Black

Crack

Attack

Lack

Smack

Pack

Track

Clack

Yak

Quack

Wrack

Snack

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What are some words that rhyme with beautiful?: Some words that rhyme with beautiful are:

Dutiful

Suitable

Cuticle

Mutable

Refutable

Disputable

Usual

Bountiful

Wonderful

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What are some beautiful words that start with k?: Some beautiful words that start with “k” are:

Kismet (noun) – destiny

Kindle (verb) – to ignite, often used metaphorically

Kindred (adjective) – related or similar, used to describe a close connection

Kinetically (adverb) – involving or producing movement

Kaleidoscope (noun) – a changing pattern of beautiful colors or shapes

Karma (noun) – the idea that one’s actions affect future outcomes

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What are some beautiful words that start with e?: Some beautiful words that start with “e” are:

Euphoria (noun) – intense happiness or bliss

Enchant (verb) – to captivate or charm

Elysian (adjective) – related to paradise or the afterlife

Exquisitely (adverb) – in a beautiful manner

Effervescent (adjective) – sparkling or bubbly

Eloquence (noun) – fluent or persuasive speech

Ethereal (adjective) – delicate or otherworldly

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What are some beautiful words that start with l?: Some beautiful words that start with “l” are:

Luminous (adjective) – Radiating light

Lavender (noun) – a relaxing color and plant

Linger (verb) – to stay longer than necessary

Laconically (adverb) – using few words

Lyrical (adjective) – expressing emotion in a beautiful way

Lagoon (noun) – a small lake

Lucid (adjective) – clear and easy to understand

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What are some beautiful words to describe someone?: Some beautiful words you can use to describe someone are:

Beautiful – physically attractive

Magnanimous – generous and forgiving

Eloquent – able to speak persuasively and fluently

Serene – very calm

Ethereal – delicate; otherworldly

Radiant – shining with joy or beauty

Effervescent – vivacious and enthusiastic

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What are some adjectives starting with I to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with I to describe a person include:

Idealistic

Impartial

Industrious

Intellectual

Ignorant

Illogical

Impolite

Inept

Idle

Indecisive

Indulgent

Infantile
What are some words that rhyme with again?: Some words that rhyme with again (pronounced ) are:

Then

Ten

When

Pen

Yen

Den

Glen

Zen

Hen

Men

Amen
What are some words that rhyme with now?: Some words that rhyme with now are:

Wow

Allow

Plow

How

Sow

Bow

Chow/Ciao

Slough

Endow

Meow

Row

Vow

Bough

Brow

Pow

Allow
What are some words that rhyme with go?: Words that rhyme with go include:

Throw

Glow

Low

Sew/so

No/know

Blow

Foe

Hello

Below

Beau

Crow

Grow

Bow

Pro

Toe/tow

Doe

Flow

Joe

Lo/low

Row

Woe/Whoa

Plateau

Bro

Aglow

Chateau

Merlot

Tableau
What are some words that rhyme with two?: There are many words that rhyme with two, including:

Do/Due/Dew

Blue/Blew

Crew

Ado

Review

Zoo

Stew

Clue

Boo

Few

Grew

View

Moo

Spew

New

Flew

Pew

Glue

Cue/Queue

Slew

True

Woo

Phew

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What are some words that rhyme with do?: There are many words that rhyme with do, including:

Blue/Blew

Crew

To/Too/Two

Review

Cue/Queue

Zoo

Stew

Threw/Through

Clue

Boo

Few

Coo

Grew

View

Moo

Spew

New

Flew

Pew

Glue

Slew

True

Woo

Phew

Screw
What are some funny food puns?: Some funny food puns are:

Lettuce romaine calm.

Don’t go bacon my heart!

You’re one in a melon.

I’m on a seafood diet. I see food, and I eat it.

Olive you so much!

You butter believe it!

Life is gouda with cheese.

That’s nacho problem!

This is soup-erb!

I donut know what I’d do without you.

You’re soda-lightful.

Funny food puns are just one subset of wordplay jokes. If you want to create your own puns, try QuillBot’s free Paraphraser to find creative options for your intended meaning.
What are some funny Thanksgiving puns?: Some funny Thanksgiving puns are:

I yam what I yam!

You’re the apple of my pie.

Let’s get basted!

I sure am plucky to be eating this meal!

Let’s give ‘em pumpkin to talk about.

It’s so easy to lose track of thyme during the holidays.

Thankful, blessed, and mashed potato obsessed.

Funny Thanksgiving puns are one type of wordplay jokes. If writing your own puns, QuillBot’s free Paraphraser can help you find creative word choices.
What are some funny dog puns?: Some funny dog puns are:

You’ve got to be pugging kidding me!

That joke was ruff!

I’m feeling quite fetching today.

Let’s raise the woof!

This is a total bark-gain!

Anything is paw-sible with a dog by your side!

Let’s have a little terrier-fic time together.

My dog’s favorite kind of music? Bark and roll!

Dog puns are one category of wordplay jokes. If writing your own jokes, QuillBot’s free Paraphraser can help you come up with creative word choices.
What are some funny cat puns?: Some funny cat puns are:

You’ve got to be kitten me right meow!

That was claw-some!

I’m paws-itively thrilled!

You look fur-midable today!

I’m totally feline good about this!

Let’s paws for a moment of appreciation.

You’re the purr-son I’ve been looking for!

My cat is so smart, he deserves a meow-ster’s degree!

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What are some funny name puns?: Some funny name puns are:

Anita bath.

Clare-ly, I need more coffee!

Noah good joke? Because I do!

Al be there for you!

Paige me when you need me.

Justin time for the meeting!

Luke who’s talking!

Ben there, done that!

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What are some palindrome names?: Some palindrome names are:

Ada

Aja

Anna

Ava

Bob

Eve

Elle

Hannah

Kilik

Otto

Navan

Viv

Palindromes can be names, words, numbers, or dates, and funny palindromes are sometimes used as jokes or song lyrics.

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What are some palindrome dates?: Some palindrome dates are:

11/02/2011 (November 2, 2011)

02/02/2020 (February 2, 2020)

12/02/2021 (December 2, 2021)

These are palindrome dates in American English, where the date format is MM/DD/YYYY. In British English, which uses DD/MM/YYYY, some of these palindromes won’t work.

Palindromes can be dates, numbers, names, or words. People sometimes create funny palindromes for humorous effect.

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What’s the longest palindrome word?: The longest palindrome word in English is “tattarrattat,” which has 12 letters. This word was invented by the writer James Joyce for his novel Ulysses. “Tattarrattat” employs onomatopoeia, mimicking the sound of knocking on a door.

Palindromes can be words, numbers, dates, and names. Sometimes, whole sentences are written as funny palindromes, a type of wordplay.

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What are 25 palindrome words?: 25 palindrome words are:

Bob

Civic

Dad

Deified

Detartrated

Eve

Kayak

Level

Madam

Minim

Mom

Noon

Peep

Pop

Pup

Racecar

Radar

Refer

Repaper

Reviver

Rotator

Rotor

Solos

Stats

Tenet

Palindromes can be words, names, and numbers. Funny palindromes are often whole sentences intended to cause comedic effect.

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What’s the origin of the name February?: The origin of the name “February” is the Roman month Februarius. This name came from the Latin word februum, meaning “purification.”

This name is linked to the Roman festival Februa, also known as Lupercalia, a fertility and purification festival that took place on February 15th.

Knowing the origin of the name “February” can help you make sure you don’t write Febuary by mistake. Or, use QuillBot’s Grammar Checker to catch any spelling mistakes.
What are some words that rhyme with end?: There are many words that rhyme with end, including:

Bend

Friend

Send

Tend

Defend

Lend

Intend

Amend

Befriend

Trend

Vend

Mend

Pend

Ascend

Rend

Wend

Blend

Spend

Fend

Tend

Attend

Pretend

Descend

Contend

Offend

Portend

Suspend

Apprehend

Comprehend

Recommend

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What are some words that rhyme with way?: Some words that rhyme with way are:

Play

Stay

Today

Away

Fray

Pray/prey

Gay

Boquet

May

Betray

Bay

Neigh

Cay

Gray/grey

Day

Hey/hay

Tray

Way/weigh

Yay

Defray

Jay

Lay/lei

Slay/sleigh

Inveigh

Sway

They
What are some words that rhyme with man?: Words that rhyme with man include:

Plan

Tan

Span

Ban

Fan

Can

Van

Clan

Ran

Stan

An

Than

Can

Began
How many plays did Shakespeare write?: Shakespeare wrote 39 plays according to most sources. Some sources may cite a different number due to doubts about authorship.

From these works, we got about 1,700 words invented by Shakespeare.

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How many sonnets did Shakespeare write?: Shakespeare wrote 154 sonnets. Most of them are written in iambic pentameter.

From these works, the English language received many words invented by Shakespeare.

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When was Shakespeare alive?: Shakespeare lived from April 23, 1564, to April 23, 1616. While these dates aren’t completely certain, they are commonly accepted.

During his lifetime, he wrote many plays and sonnets that are still considered among the best today. The English language also gained about 1,700 words invented by Shakespeare.

Use QuillBot’s free Grammar Checker to find any spelling or grammar errors when writing about Shakespeare.
What are some words that rhyme with see?: Words that rhyme with see include:

Bee

Tree

Free

Agree

Three

Lea/lee

Wee/whee

Me

Flee/flea

Plea

Ski

Fee

He

Gee

Knee

Pea/pee

Glee

Esprit

Trustee

She
What are some words that rhyme with work?: Some words that rhyme with work are:

Perk

Jerk

Twerk

Quirk

Lurk

Berzerk

Smirk

Clerk

Shirk

Irk
What does it’s gonna be may mean?: “It’s gonna be may” is a meme based on the way Justin Timberlake pronounced the word “me” in NSYNC’s 2000 song “It’s Gonna Be Me.”

People often post or send a picture of Justin Timberlake (with or without the caption “It’s gonna be May”) as a wordplay joke at the end of April.
What are some adjectives starting with K to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with K to describe a person include:

Keen

Kind

Kingly

Knowledgeable

Kooky

Klutzy
What are some adjectives starting with J to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with J to describe a person include:

Jolly

Joyful

Jubilant

Judicious

Just

Jealous

Judgmental

Jobless

Junior
What are some adjectives starting with L to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with L to describe a person include:

Loyal

Lackadaisical

Loud

Lazy

Lucky

Likable

Lively

Loving

Lonely
What are some beautiful words that start with D?: Some beautiful words that start with “d” are:

Dappled (adjective) – marked with spots of color or light

Dawn (noun) – the first light in the sky before sunrise

Desiderium (noun) – an ardent desire or longing

Dewdrop (noun) – a drop of water that forms overnight

Drizzle (verb) – to rain lightly

Dulcetly (adverb) – in a pleasing or melodious way

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What are some beautiful words that start with O?: Some beautiful words that start with “o” are:

Oasis (noun) – a green patch in the desert; a peaceful place

Obsidian (noun) – a smooth, black stone

Omnisciently (adverb) – in an all-knowing way

Opaline (adjective) – showing a play of lustrous colors

Optimistic (adjective) – hopeful and confident about the future

Oscillate (verb) – to move back and forth rhythmically

When using these beautiful words in your writing, check that you use them correctly with QuillBot’s Grammar Checker.
What are some beautiful words that start with A?: Some beautiful words that start with “a” are:

Amble (verb) – to walk at a relaxed pace

Allure (verb) – to powerfully attract or charm

Altruistically (adverb) – in a selfless way

Auburn (adjective) – deep reddish-brown

Aureate (adjective) – made of or colored gold

Aurora (noun) – the dawn; the Northern Lights

If you want to find more beautiful words that start with “a,” ask QuillBot’s AI Chat.
What are some beautiful words that start with N?: Some beautiful words that start with “n” are:

Nimbus (noun) – a luminous cloud or halo

Niveous (adjective) – snowy or resembling snow

Nocturne (noun) – an artwork or piece of music inspired by the night

Nostalgically (adverb) – in a way evoking longing for the past

Numinous (adjective) – having a strong spiritual quality

Nuzzle (verb) – to rub or push gently with the nose or mouth

To find more beautiful words that start with “n,” ask QuillBot’s AI Chat.
What are some words that rhyme with joy?: Words that rhyme with joy include:

Boy

Coy

Toy

Ahoy

Annoy

Poi

Roy

Soy

Oy

Employ

Destroy

Use QuillBot’s free Paraphraser to find even more creative word choices for your writing.
What are some words that rhyme with sun?: Some words that rhyme with sun are:

Fun

Done

Run

Gun

Begun

Ton

Bun

Hun

None/nun

Stun

Spun

Shun

One/won

Pun

Undone

QuillBot’s free Paraphraser can provide alternative words and phrases for all your creative writing.
What are some words that rhyme with eyes?: Some words that rhyme with eyes are:

Prize

Lies

Flies

Buys/byes

Goodbyes

Relies

Guys

Comprise

Dyes/dies

Advise

Applies

Tries

Wise

Vies

Sighs

Skies

Revise

Cries

Dries

Rise

Arise

Spies

Fries

Plies

Thighs

Ties

Shies

Apprise

Complies

Denies

Use QuillBot’s free Paraphraser to find creative word choices for all your writing.
What are 20 English words borrowed from French?: 20 English words borrowed from French are:

Ballet

Buffet

Baguette

Cuisine

Déjà vu

Faux pas

Genre

Encore

Resume

Rendezvous

Café

Fiancé

Liaison

Sabotage

Touché

Collage

Boutique

Chic

Couture

Parfum

If you use these loanwords in your writing, QuillBot’s Grammar Checker can make sure you spell them correctly.
What’s the meaning of calque?: A calque is a loan translation, or a word or phrase from one language that is translated literally into another language.

For example, the English word “skyscraper” becomes “rascacielos” in Spanish (“rasca” is “scrape” and “cielos” is “skies”).

Unlike loanwords, which are borrowed directly, calques are translated versions of the original expression.

QuillBot’s Grammar Checker can make sure your writing is free of spelling and grammar errors, even when it includes calques.
Which languages does Swahili include borrowed words from?: Some languages that Swahili has borrowed words from are Arabic, Portuguese, English, German, Hindi, and Urdu.

For example, the Swahili word for “book” is “kitabu,” from the Arabic “كتاب,” transliterated as “kitab.”

Swahili includes loanwords from these languages due to centuries of trade, colonization, and cultural exchange.

If you want to learn more loanwords in Swahili, try asking QuillBot’s AI Chat.
What are some Japanese loanwords?: Some Japanese loanwords are:

マイク (transliterated as maiku), “microphone”

スーパー (suupaa), “supermarket”

ビル (biru), “building”

イラスト (irasuto), “illustration”

アルバイト (arubaito), “part-time job,” from the German word Arbeit

ビール (bīru), “beer,” from the Dutch word bier

パン (pan), “bread,” from the Portuguese word pão

Try QuillBot Translate if you want to translate more Japanese words to English.
What are some Korean loanwords?: Some Korean loanwords are:

아파트 (romanized as a-pa-teu), “apartment”

케이크 (keaikeu), “cake”

메뉴 (menyu), “menu”

슈퍼 (syu-peo), “supermarket”

셀카 (selka), “selfie”

매니큐어 (mae-ni-kyueo), “manicure”

These are Korean loanwords from English, but Korean also has loanwords from Chinese, Japanese, and other languages.

QuillBot Translate can help you translate between Korean, English, and 50 other languages.
What are some adjectives starting with M to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with M to describe a person include:

Miserly

Meddlesome

Multitalented

Meticulous

Merciful

Merry

Moody

Multinational

Messy
What are some adjectives starting with N to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with N to describe a person include:

Neighborly

Nonchalant

Nurturing

Naive

Narrow-minded

Needy

Nosy

Noisy

You can use the free QuillBot Grammar Checker to make sure you have the correct adjective for your meaning.
What are some Jamaican slang words?: Some Jamaican slang words are:

Irie: “All is well” or “I’m good”

Ya mon: “Yes” or “Yeah, man”

Wah gwaan: “What’s up?”

Nuff respect: “Thanks” or “I appreciate it”

Bredda: “brother”

Sistren: “sister”

Pickney: “children”

Gyal: “girl”

Bwoy: “boy”

Criss: “good-looking” or “new”

If you want to learn more Jamaican slang, try asking QuillBot’s free AI Chat.
What are some text slang words?: Some text slang words are:

LOL: “laugh out loud”

LMAO: “laughing my ass off”

IDK: “I don’t know”

FYI: “for your information”

FOMO: “fear of missing out”

GOAT: “greatest of all time”

TL;DR: “too long; didn’t read”

AFK: “away from keyboard”

PSA: “public service announcement”

Ask QuillBot’s AI Chat if you’d like to learn more text slang words.
How do you say butt in Spanish slang?: Some ways to say “butt” in Spanish slang are:

Culo (“butt” or “ass”)

Trasero (“butt” or “backside”)

Nalgas (“buttocks” or “backside”)

Pompis (“bottom” or “behind”)

Glúteos (“gluteus”)

Pandero (“butt,” literally “tambourine”)

For more ways to say butt in Spanish slang, ask QuillBot’s AI Chat.
What does gringo mean in Spanish slang?: In Spanish slang, “gringo” refers to a foreigner, usually someone from the United States. It’s like calling someone “Yankee.”

It’s believed “gringo” derives from the Spanish word “griego” (“Greek”), as in Spanish slang, “griego” can also refer to an incomprehensible language.

“Gringo” is mostly used in Latin America. Spaniards often call tourists “guiris.”

To learn more about “gringo” or other Spanish words, ask QuillBot’s AI Chat.
How do you say baby in Spanish slang?: Some ways to say “baby” in Spanish slang are:

Bebé

Nene/a

Gordito/Gordita

Cariño

Amor

Amorcito

Corazón

Bear in mind that Spanish nouns change their ending depending on their gender. For the words listed with two forms, use the “o” endings for males and the “a” endings for females.

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What are some adjectives starting with O to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with O to describe a person include:

Optimistic

Outstanding

Outgoing

Overjoyed

Obnoxious

Overbearing

Old

Overweight

You can use the free QuillBot Grammar Checker to make sure you have the correct adjective for your meaning.
What are some other words for smart?: Some other words for “smart” are:

Intelligent

Clever

Bright

Shrewd

Astute

Sharp

Savvy

Quick-witted

“Ingenious” and “erudite” are also some smart words that are synonyms for “smart.”

Find more words for “smart” using QuillBot’s free Paraphraser.
What are some words that rhyme with smart?: Some words that rhyme with “smart” are:

Art

Cart

Dart

Depart

Heart

Mart

Part

Start

Tart

“Counterpart” is a smart word that also happens to rhyme with “smart.”

If using any of these words in your writing, QuillBot’s Grammar Checker will make sure you do so correctly.
What are some smart transition words?: Some smart transition words are:

Furthermore

Moreover

Nevertheless

Nonetheless

Conversely

Consequently

Ultimately

Use these and other smart words to elevate your writing. Just make sure to put it through QuillBot’s free Grammar Checker to make sure it’s error-free!
What are Latin flower names?: Latin flower names are the scientific or botanical names of flowers as opposed to the common name. For example, Armeria maritima is the Latin name for sea thrift (a globe-shaped pink flower that grows in coastal areas).

In Latin flower names, the first word is the genus, which is the general type of plant (e.g., Rosa for “roses”). The second word is the species (e.g., Rosa canina). Many flowers go by the genus name (e.g., Agastache—one of the flowers that start with A).

When you write Latin flower names, the first word is capitalized, and the second word is not. Latin flower names should also be in italics. However, you can usually omit the italics and lowercase the first letter if the common name is the same as the genus name.

If you want to craft a social media caption with Latin flower names, try QuillBot’s Caption Generator to get started!
What is the columbine flower’s Latin name?: The columbine flower’s Latin name is Aquilegia. For that reason, you’ll find columbine on lists of flowers that start with A and flowers that start with C. Some columbine species include Aquilegia atrata (dark columbine), Aquilegia canadensis (Eastern red columbine), and Aquilegia coerulea (blue columbine), which is the Colorado state flower.

Spelling Latin names of flowers can be tricky, but the QuillBot Grammar Checker can help you avoid errors.
How do you spell echinacea?: Echinacea is spelled “e-c-h-i-n-a-c-e-a.” It’s a synonym for coneflower. This flower that starts with E is tricky to spell because it’s pronounced “eh-kuh-NAY-shuh.” It’s also tricky to pronounce. If you’re ever unsure about how to pronounce “echinacea,” you can prompt QuillBot’s AI Chat to spell the pronunciation.
What are some adjectives starting with P to describe a person?: There are many adjectives starting with P that can be used to describe a person. Some of the more common ones include:

Passionate

Patient

Plucky

Poised

Pragmatic

Prudent

Paranoid

Peevish

Pompous

Prudish

Progressive

You can use the QuillBot Ask AI chatbot to find adjectives that start with P (or any other letter!)
What are some funny adjectives that start with P?: Here’s a list of some of the funnier adjectives that start with P:

Peculiar: Odd in a way that makes you go, “Huh?”

Pompous: So full of yourself you need your own zip code

Plucky: Brave, but in an adorably clueless way

Puny: So tiny it makes ants feel tall

Peevish: Perpetually irritated, usually about nothing important

Pouty: Looking like your favorite snack got canceled

Pungent: Smelling like regret and gym socks had a baby

Preposterous: So absurd it deserves a round of applause

Piddly: Pathetically small, like your paycheck after taxes

Persnickety: Fussy to the point of making everyone else lose the will to live

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What is the meaning of delulu?: Delulu is a relatively new word that means “delusional.” It was made popular through social media and gained attention when the Cambridge International Dictionary added it in August 2025.

It was famously used by the Australian prime minister in March 2025 when he called the opposition party’s policies “delulu with no solulu [solution].”

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What is the meaning of skibidi?: Skibidi is a fairly new word that means “cool” or “bad” or is sometimes used as a filler nonsense word. It has its origins in a YouTube animated series called “Skibidi Toilet.”

Skibidi gained attention in August 2025 when the Cambridge International Dictionary included it as a new word.

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What are some adjectives starting with Q to describe a person?: There are many adjectives starting with Q that can be used to describe a person. Some of the more common ones include:

Qualified

Queenly

Quick

Quick-witted

Quiet

Quarrelsome

Quirky

Quixotic

Quiescent

You can use the QuillBot Ask AI chatbot to find adjectives that start with Q (or any other letter!)
What are some adjectives starting with R to describe a person?: Some adjectives starting with R that can be used to describe a person include:

Radiant

Refined

Reliable

Resilient

Respectful

Romantic

Reckless

Repulsive

Ruthless

Redundant

Remote

Royal

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What are some adjectives starting with S to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with S to describe a person include:

Sane

Scholarly

Shrewd

Smart

Suave

Scary

Scheming

Selfish

Shifty

Silly

Snooty

Spiteful

Sarcastic

Serious

Short

Superficial

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What are some adjectives starting with T to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with T to describe a person include:

Talented

Thorough

Tolerant

Tough

Truthful

Temperamental

Timid

Tiresome

Tyrannical

Tall

Thin

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What are some adjectives starting with V to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with V to describe a person include:

Valiant

Versatile

Virtuous

Vivacious

Vocal

Vain

Vengeful

Villainous

Vulgar

Venal

Volatile

Vulnerable

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What are some adjectives starting with U to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with U to describe a person include:

Unbiased

Unfazed

Unique

Upright

Ugly

Unaware

Uneasy

Unemployed

Unkind

Unpopular

Unreasonable

Unruly

Unwise

Undercover

Underrated

Unknown

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What are some adjectives starting with W to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with W to describe a person include:

Warmhearted

Wealthy

Well-bred

Wise

Witty

Wacky

Weak

Weird

Whiny

Wisecracking

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What are some adjectives starting with or containing X to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with or contain X to describe a person include:

Exceptional

Excitable

Xenial

Exhausted

Xenophobic

Exotic

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What are some adjectives starting with Y to describe a person?: Some adjectives that start with Y to describe a person include:

Youthful

Yappy

Yellow-bellied

Yogic

Young

Younger

Youngish

Yugoslav

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What are some adjectives starting with Z to describe a person?: The few adjectives that start with Z to describe a person include:

Zealous

Zesty

Zombified

Zonked

Zany

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What are some funny golf terms?: Here are some funny golf terms:

The 19th hole: The bar or restaurant where golfers go after a game

Golf widow: Spouse or partner of someone who spends a lot of time playing golf

Mulligan: A do-over (doing a stroke again because it went horribly wrong on the first try)

Flop shot: When a ball flies very high and lands gently on the green

Fried egg: When the ball lands in the bunker (which is full of sand) and looks like the yolk of a fried egg because it’s half buried

Waggle: When a player moves the club back and forth over the ball to prepare for the swing

Dogleg: A fairway with a 90-degree angle

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Is eagle a golf term?: Yes, “eagle” is a golf term for when a really good shot or putt results in a score of “-2” for a particular hole. An eagle is a great outcome because of how the rules of golf work:

The goal of golf is to get as low of a score as possible, ideally below zero, which is called “par” in golf.

Each hole on a golf course has a certain number of shots that a player can take before they reach par or start getting points above par (which is a bad thing in golf).

The number of tries for each hole ranges from par-3 to par-6. For example, if a hole is par-4, an eagle (-2) is possible on the 2nd try.

QuillBot’s AI Chat can answer questions about golf terms and help you become more familiar with sports terminology.
What are some golf slang terms?: Some of the most common golf slang terms include:

Mulligan: A second chance or do-over

Arnold Palmer: Non-alcoholic beverage of half tea, half lemonade, named after a famous golf player

Par for the course: A situation that’s not ideal but normal under the circumstances

Up to par: Adequate

The 19th hole: The bar or restaurant where golfers go after a game

Golf widow: Spouse or partner of someone who spends a lot of time playing golf

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What are the most common soccer terms every beginner should know?: There are many soccer terms that can seem confusing at first. Some are “false friends” to fans of other sports, like “offside,” or “penalty,” because they are familiar words but with different meanings.

Some of the most important soccer terms for beginners include:

Goal—when the ball completely crosses the goal line between the posts.

Kick off—how play starts or restarts from the center circle.

Offside—a rule violation when an attacking player is too close to the opponent’s goal before receiving the ball.

Foul—illegal contact or actions against an opponent.

Free kick / Penalty kick—methods of restarting play after a foul, depending on where it happened.

Corner kick—awarded when the ball goes over the goal line (but not into the goal) after last touching a defending player.

Throw-in—how play restarts when the ball goes out over the sideline.

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What are some words that rhyme with spooky?: Some words that rhyme with “spooky” are:

Fluky: happening by chance

Kooky: eccentric

Pookie: a term of endearment

These rhyming words are perfect to use in Halloween poems.

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When does spooky season start?: Spooky season typically begins in October or September.

“Spooky season” refers to the period leading up to and including Halloween. Spooky season is subjective, so it starts at different times for different people.

Some spooky season traditions are costume parties, trick-or-treating, cooking with pumpkin, reading Halloween poems and stories, and watching horror movies. Schools also often embrace spooky season, often with classroom activities involving spooky words and Halloween parties.

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What’s a synonym for spooky?: Synonyms for “spooky” include:

Chilling

Creepy

Disquieting

Eerie

Scary

Sinister

Unsettling

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What are some words with a scary tone?: Words with a scary tone include adjectives like “eerie,” “creepy,” “sinister,” “haunting,” and “terrifying,” and verbs and nouns like “creep,” “scream,” “dread,” and “fear.”To explore more spooky words, try QuillBot’s Paraphraser. It will help you set an eerie mood in stories, poems, or Halloween writing.
What are some scary Halloween words?: Some scary Halloween words include “ghost,” “haunted,” “spooky,” “macabre,” and “eerie.” Other common words are refer to creatures, like “vampire,” “zombie,” and “ghoul.” They can also describe eerie settings, such as “crypt,” “tomb,” or “graveyard.”

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What are some sailing terms that we use in everyday speech?: There are many sailing terms used in everyday speech in English. Words like “scuttlebutt” or “leeway” come from the rich heritage of sailing in the English-speaking world.

Probably because so much of England’s history (and that of the US) is based on naval superiority, sailing terms are everywhere. Some of the more common ones include:

Adrift

Leeway

Scupper

Scuttlebutt

Aboveboard

Aloof

Junk

Mainstay

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Is rugby the same as football?: Rugby union, rugby league, soccer, and American football all trace their roots back to soccer in England. Rugby developed when Association Football (soccer) changed its rules and restricted the use of the hands during the game.

Rugby league is the least popular of all these codes but has more in common with American football than rugby union has.

If you’re ever confused about terms you hear regarding rugby or want to learn the rules, you can always ask QuillBot’s AI Chat for advice.

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