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Some Interesting Word Origins and Word Histories Starting with E and F

by FrancescaFiore in Culture & Society > History

Here are some interesting word origins for those people interested in etymology, all beginning with E and F.
Interesting Word Origins and Word Histories Starting with G

by FrancescaFiore in Culture & Society > History

Here are some interesting word origins for those people interested in etymology, all beginning with G.
The Washing of Water by the Word – Baptism and Salvation

by DennisSmith in Religion & Spirituality > Christianity

The apostle Paul used a phrase in the book of Ephesians that one rarely hears discussed despite it being a salvation issue - "the washing of water by the word." What is meant by that statement and what is implied?
Some Interesting Word Origins and Word Histories Starting with H and I

by FrancescaFiore in Culture & Society > History

Here are some interesting word origins for those people interested in etymology, all beginning with H and I.
The Word Sex Sells

by lindalulu in Internet > Web Marketing

That little three-letter word sells everything. As long as it is in your title, you will get higher page views, guaranteed.
Another Look at the Word "Cunt"

by georgiegirl in Culture & Society > Etiquette

Got something against the big bad c-word? Like to use it a lot? Never heard of it before? No matter which this article is sure to give you a good laugh at that word as well as our society and the English language.
If You're Lost For Words There Are Some Extraordinarily Funny Alternatives

by louiejerome in Art & Entertainment > General

... isn’t exactly complete when it comes to discussing certain situations. Many times there aren’t correct words to describe a situation and we just have to do our best. Maybe we should borrow a couple of these from the Germans and Italians.
Love Is A Verb and Actions Speak Louder Than Words

by AprilLorier in Relationships > General

I have always believed love was a verb - an active word - a word that required action, not just quotes. What good does it do to say, "I love you" if there are no actions involved? Do you mean, "I love you but I don't have time for you"? Has ...
The power of words and their influence on us

by Khadimhussainsubhpot in Self Improvement > Motivational

Words can transform our life. Mere a single word or a sentenc can bring a sea change in our personality. Their importance and significance cannot be overlooked or denied.
Ad and Add – The New Commonly Misused Words

by prism in Education > Languages

I have seen the misuse of these two little words escalate immensely in the past decade. There is an easy way to know which one is correct.