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What part of speech is the word whoa?
"Whoa" is an
interjection
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Interjections are words or phrases that express strong emotion and are often used as exclamations.
What is a polysemic word?
What is a homophone for stop restrain?
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What does shnitzel mean in German?
When do you use heard and when hear?
What part of speech is yelled and scream?
How do you say in-laws in Yiddish?
How do you pronounce daidaiiro in Japanese?
What does the root word litho found in monolith mean?
How do you pronounce abidjan?
What words do you think when hear the word pirate?
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