logophobia

Words, as distinct from babbling, are speech that is recognizable and has specific meaning. Typically by 15 months a child can use and understand at least three words, such as "mama,&quot [..]

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(n) the words that are spoken(n) the text of a popular song or musical-comedy number(n) language that is spoken or written(n) an angry dispute(n) words making up the dialogue of a play

lacuna

Soft words butter no parsnips. In Scotland an excellent dish is made of parsnips and potatoes beaten up with butter. (See BUTTER.)

, sb. a falling-out. ‘Why did you leave your last place?’ ‘Oh, the manager an’ me had words.’

Mission-pertinent information.

Mission-pertinent information.

Words, called lingual marks, are the most common form of trademark. Whether single words, phrases, hyphenated words or made-up words, all lingual marks are able to receive legal protection, as long as [..]

(translated) Angry debate or conversation; argument. from 15th c. ''After she found out the truth, she had words with him, to tell him how she felt.'' Lines in a script for a performance. ''Y [..]