Words to say goodbye to

[Drago]

Literally

Used liberally but rarely literally. “I was literally dying of embarrassment.” No, you weren’t.

Oh yeah, I literally hate it when people use the word literally when they're speaking figuratively.

 

[fossyant]

No-one has said it yet..

Boris

 

[Venod]

Free function room hire.

 

[ColinJ]

It should be inquiry. Soz.

I'm not sure what the Scots usage is but ...

Soz!

 

[fossyant]

No-one has said it yet..

Boris

Well I spoke way too soon. 😢

 

[tom73]

They dropped the "Rail" part of the name a while back.

I know I thought about just saying northern but to most that may have been taken as read and misunderstood.

 

[classic33]

I know I thought about just saying northern but to most that may have been taken as read and misunderstood.

I think they realised they couldn't operate a train set, so dropped Rail from their name

 

[tom73]

@classic33 They've got running ghost trains down to art though.

 

[classic33]

@classic33 They've got running ghost trains down to art though.

I've spent enough time waiting on them.

 

[Edwardoka]

"The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland"

 

[Cycleops]

Corbynomics.

 

[alicat]

Prosperity

 

[glasgowcyclist]

I'm not sure what the Scots usage is but ...

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Soz!

Yes, they are synonyms, however the traditional usage is that enquiry is used in relation to asking a question, whereas inquiry is used in the context of deeper probing, such as an official investigation. e.g. public inquiry (as in the Inquires Act 2005), fatal accident inquiry, judicial inquiry etc.

 

[Alex H]

go-to and reaching out

 

[MichaelW2]

Progressive
A synonym for "just like me".