Is there a word for someone who has an obsession with hearing others talk? (I don't mean eavesdropping)
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by /u/Randomdorker
13h ago
I tried to look it up but all i’m getting is results about mental health and eavesdropping. Any help would be great. submitted by /u/Randomdorker [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Converse or Conversate?
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by /u/lolo_in_wonderland
13h ago
Which do you use? submitted by /u/lolo_in_wonderland [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Synonym for 'hirability'? Like marketability, but for the potential of employees to be hired.
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by /u/ImaginaryPsychiarist
16h ago
Hi everyone! This is my first post in this forum. I am giving a speech this weekend on advice for job applicants in tech from a former hiring manager. I need a synonym for 'hirability' as it is not a real word. I was thinking "marketability," but it's non-specific to job applicants. Is there a good word for this that I'm overlooking? Thank you in advance for your suggestions. submitted by /u/ImaginaryPsychiarist [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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We should call tree saplings possibilitrees.
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by /u/Seatofkings
1d ago
Just a passing thought! submitted by /u/Seatofkings [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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What is the noun form of unsubstantiated?
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by /u/mightymoen
1d ago
Or nouns simmilar to it. submitted by /u/mightymoen [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Is there a word to describe someone who isn't just basic, but painfully unaware of how incredibly basic they are?
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by /u/NoUseForANombre
2d ago
There should be. Seems 95% of Instagram commenters fit into this description. submitted by /u/NoUseForANombre [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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I can't remember the slang term used to describe men that date overweight/unattractive women
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by /u/Disastrkzus_Tart_902
2d ago
I'm drawing a blank, but I remember coming across that word on Twitter and I googled it, just can't seem to recall it now. submitted by /u/Disastrkzus_Tart_902 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Where did the word 'ligger' come from?
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by /u/WaterMonkeyy
2d ago
I've tried to look this up online to the best of my (limited) ability and I'm hella curious - does anyone know where this word came from? Specifically the use below: ligger noun /ˈlɪɡə(r)/ /ˈlɪɡər/(British English, informal) ​a person who always takes the opportunity to go to a free party or event that is arranged by a company to advertise its products a roomful of liggers drinking free champagne ​ Would be very grateful for any insight! submitted by /u/WaterMonkeyy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more
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Penjamin
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by /u/BrandNewLogicVL
3d ago
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Ate that
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by /u/BrandNewLogicVL
3d ago
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