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Dictionary<br />
Eponym<br />
A word that comes from a person’s name or the<br />
name of a place<br />
For example: braille (Louis Braille)<br />
sandwich (the Earl of Sandwich)<br />
Euphemism<br />
A word or expression substituted for another that<br />
might cause offence<br />
For example: collateral damage<br />
(killing civilians accidentally)<br />
Exclamation mark<br />
Used at the end of a remark to indicate strong<br />
emotion<br />
For example: You idiot! Here it is!<br />
Feminine noun<br />
A noun used to describe something female, as<br />
opposed to masculine or neuter<br />
For example: waitress, queen, mare<br />
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Finite verb<br />
A verb that changes its form to match its subject or<br />
to indicate tense<br />
For example: go, goes, went.<br />
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