sheep and sheep is the same but for words such as shrimp it changes for british (shrimps) but not for the americans (shrimp) any other words like these?
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americans say math brits say maths
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Hello Claudia, the word Paistle doesn't exist in Spanish, by the description you make the closest plant that I can think of is hay, and in Spanish is "Heno" (or "Musgo") Take care★
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'ant' is short for antonym meaning opposite. arctic refers to the north pole; antarctic refers to the south pole.
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The simplest example is "duo".  There's also a number of words with duo as a prefix:duotone, duopoly, duodenum, duologue, etc.\nVacuole is a nice one if you're into botanical sciences.  Fluorine if you're into chemistry (and many words containing 'fluor', like fluoroscopy, fluorite, fluoride.)\nContinuo, that's a musical term.\nMuon, a subatomical particle (also tauon, and no doubt other examples in the field of particle physics).\nThere are plenty of "regular" English words with uous suffixes... continuous, flexuous, sinuous, tenuous, etc.
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Sheep and goats will attempt to mate with each other but this mating usually does not result in offspring.  The outcome, when it does occur, is known as a sheep-goat hybrid.  One example is the so-called "Toast of Botswana"\nThere is also an animal known as a geep.  It is part goat and part sheep but it is produced by artificially combining the embryos of the two animals.  It is not produced naturally.
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Rainbow sheep??!! I've never heard of that one! Although I know the rhyme was banned in some nursery schools in the UK (along with 3 blind mice, which was deemed insulting to disabled people ...)\n\nBut I ignore such stupid bans myself, and I taught both rhymes to my kids without turning them into racist thugs or disabled-people abusers...!\n\nPersonally, I think the 'rainbow sheep' version is more offensive, because black sheep have NOTHING to do with the colour of people's skin, and simply by forcing people to change the words you automatically make them more aware of the differences between the races.
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Yes, sheep and dogs. I don't know any other animals.
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from George Carlin\n                aaron's rod                     \narm\n                baby-maker                    \nbeef\n                blue vein meatroll        \n bald-headed butler\n                bald-headed mouse    \nbelly buster\n                bathtub eel                     \nbearded blood sausage\n                bird                                 \nbone\n                baloney                        \n banana\n                bat                            \n bayonet\n                bean tosser                    \n beef\n                belly ruffian                   \nblade\n                broomstick                      \nbum tickler\n                bush beater                     \nbutton-hole worker\n                coc-k                            \ncandle\n                carrot                         \n club\n                crack haunter                   \ncranny hunter\n                cracksman                       \ncreamstick\n                culty gun                       \ncarnal stump\n                chicken                         \nchild-getter\n                chink-stopper                   \ncorey\n                crook                          \n dick\n                dork                            \ndong\n                doniker                         \ndingus\n                dipstick                        \ndagger\n                dart of love                   \n dearest member\n                dickey                         \n ding-dong\n                dinger                          \ndingle-dangle\n                dummy                           \ndodaddy\n                dolly                           \ndooflicker\n                down-leg                       \n dragon\n                eel                             \nend\n                family organ                    \nfiddle bow\n                fish                            \nfishing rod\n                flapper                         \nfool-sticker\n                forefinger                     \n fukker\n                foreman                         \ngun\n                gut wrench                      \ngiggle stick\n                gadget                          \ngardener\n                giggling pin                   \n gooser\n                gravy maker                     \ngrinding tool\n                gristle                         \ngut stick\n                hair splitter                   \nhambone\n                hammer                          \nhanging johnny\n                hoe handle                      \nholy poker\n                horn                            \nhose\n                hot rod                         \nheat-seeking moisture missle\n                hairy hot dog                   \njack in the box\n                jemson                         \njerking iron\n                jigger                         \n jing hang\n                jockam                          \njohnnie\n                johhny one-eye \nthe bald-headed champ\n                johnson                        \n joint\n                joy knob                        \njoy prong\n                joy stick                      \n key\n                kidney cracker                  \nkielbasa\n                king member                    \n knob\n                knocker                         \nladies' delight\n                ladies' lollipop               \n ladies' treasure\n                lamp of life                    \nlance\n                life preserver                  \nlittle brother\n                little willie                  \n liver turner\n                live sausage                    \nlizard\n                lob                            \nlobcock\n                lobster                         \nlollypop\n                long john                      \n love dart\n                love gun                       \n love missile\n
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Chocolate works.  Similar to sheep being both plural and singular, but better tasting.
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Sheep is a good word. But I prefer to call them penguins, they waddle (must be all those pot lucks they have at church).
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All of the above, they are all different areas. It is the U.K. but all those places are in the U.K. And supposedly they like to be called Brittish and not English...which I never knew but then I was pelted with that after I asked a question calling them "English".
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Probably a local word for termites or some other wood burrowing insect.  \nThe only other meaning was mentioned by the previous answer, and that is an Austailian term, Sawbees, Brand of hand-shears used for shearing sheep
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Platyhelminthes or Chaetognathas\n\nor worms\n\nthere is a mistake with the letter clues
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Surri/Surrey is not a word in Hebrew.\nThat's a mistake the Cruises have made wrongly thinking it means princes in Hebrew.\n\nIt does means Mouse in French though...
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Turnip = Shaljam....... (some people pronounce it Shalgham instead of Shaljam)\nBeet = Chuqandar
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poacher\nancient/antiquated\nnew york\ncabin
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Those are called homonyms.  Try this site \n\nhttp://www.cooper.com/alan/homonym.html