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21-Jun-2005, 20:19
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 searching for a word.. what's the correct term for a phrase that can have more than one literal meaning? for example baby changing...to change a baby's nappy, or to change a baby for a new one. help! |
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22-Jun-2005, 02:39
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| Re: searching for a word.. . Homonyms (-graphs)? Ambiguous phrases? . |
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