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language that does not offend. This phrase is normally used to criticise language that tries too hard not to offend, e.g. to talk of a short person as vertically-challenged.
methods used to finish and improve a film or movie. See cut and splice, fade in and fade out,...
an explanation, normally associated with someone explaining something that other people regard...
to look for particular information in a text, e.g. finding a name in a telephone book, searching...
a verb that forms its tenses in an irregular way, e.g. I go, I went, I have gone.
meaning the opposite of what is said or written, with the intent of mocking or being hurtful....