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What is the meaning of “gigglemug”?

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    Gigglemug is a Victorian Slang Word that means a face that keeps smiling constantly.

    Gigglemug is a Victorian Slang Word that means a face that keeps smiling constantly.

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dull is to bored as?

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    Dull is to bored as depressing is to sad. Reason: Dull and bored are synonymous. Similarly depressing and sad are synonymous. Hence dull also means bored while depressing also means sad.

    Dull is to bored as depressing is to sad.

    Reason: Dull and bored are synonymous. Similarly depressing and sad are synonymous. Hence dull also means bored while depressing also means sad.

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A group of stones is called

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    A group of stones is called cairn of stones.  Other words are heap,  pile, etc.

    A group of stones is called cairn of stones.  Other words are heap,  pile, etc.

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A group of soldiers is called:

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    Normally, a group of soldiers is called an army. However there can be various names of different number of soldiers e.g. a group of around 10 soldiers is known as a squad. a group of around 30 soldiers is known as troop. a group of around 100 soldiers is called a company. a group of around 1000 soldRead more

    Normally, a group of soldiers is called an army. However there can be various names of different number of soldiers e.g.

    1. a group of around 10 soldiers is known as a squad.
    2. a group of around 30 soldiers is known as troop.
    3. a group of around 100 soldiers is called a company.
    4. a group of around 1000 soldiers is called a battalion.
    5. a group of around 10000 soldiers is known as a division.
    6. a group of around 1,00,000 soldiers is called an army.
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The Government wing responsible for making Rule is called ?

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    The government wing responsible for making rule is called the executive.  A legislative body makes laws for the country or state. An executive is a body which frames rules for the law. For example, Parliament passes the law to increase the marriage age. When the head of state signs the bill pass byRead more

    The government wing responsible for making rule is called the executive.  A legislative body makes laws for the country or state. An executive is a body which frames rules for the law. For example, Parliament passes the law to increase the marriage age. When the head of state signs the bill pass by parliament it became law. Now the ministry frames the rules for that particular law.

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What is one word substitution for “impossible to describe”?

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    ineffable

    ineffable

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What does perfectenschlag mean?

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    Perfectenschlag is a word used by The Office for Dwight Schrute (a fictional character). It means when everything is perfect in a person's life. Dwight says. "I'm so deep inside perfectenschlag right now".

    Perfectenschlag is a word used by The Office for Dwight Schrute (a fictional character). It means when everything is perfect in a person’s life.

    Dwight says. “I’m so deep inside perfectenschlag right now”.

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A group of pearls is called

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    A collection or group of Pearl's is called a string of pearls.

    A collection or group of Pearl’s is called a string of pearls.

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A group of sailors is called:

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    A group of sailors (whose job is to work on ships and boats) is known as a crew of deck.

    A group of sailors (whose job is to work on ships and boats) is known as a crew of deck.

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A group of books is called:

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    In English, a group of books is called pile. Pile is a collective noun. Collective nouns are names for a collection of persons or things. They do not represent a single individual or thing but a number of individuals of things.  

    In English, a group of books is called pile. Pile is a collective noun. Collective nouns are names for a collection of persons or things. They do not represent a single individual or thing but a number of individuals of things.

     

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