following e.g., is there ever a capatlized word (except for proper noun)?
88933
No, you would not capitalize the first word following "e.g." unless it is normally capitalized (like a proper noun or acronym). BTW, SCUBA is not an acronym any more; it started out as one but is now an acceptable word and is all lowercase (e.g., scuba).
174076
There is not such word in *modern* English.\nThere are *several* archaic words instead:
912509
Absolutely.\nAlthough the word is eponymous anyway, which somewhat betrays your lack of knowledge.
824024
I assume you mean beyond the paragraph or two that defines the word?  Try the link below.  Hope it's what you're looking for.
748811
Not quite sure what you are asking but I am guessing you want alternative words for a particular word you specify if so it is a thesaurus that you are looking for and here is one.\n\nhttp://thesaurus.reference.com/
886524
Your question is very vague. There is not even a verb in it. And "whether", demands an alternative. Like, whether..... or.....\n\nPlease rephrase your question as a complete sentence.
1092486
Yes but it seem to be a word for word translation.  Grammar is not too good.
965560
no, all the rest have the suffix -cedes, I tried them with spell check just now !! guess your English Teacher was right - wish I could be there when you apologise tomorrow.....good luck!
652499
None that shows up on Google, anyway; are you sure of the spelling?
224800
I don't know about that, isn't that. . . oh, what is the word I am looking for?  Oh yeah\n\n\nSTEALING
53295
Are these words phrased in the form of an answer.
709415
Definitely, I have no information to exist a language,which lacks the word or collocation, meaning Thank you! \nI would like to know from you if there is such language. You titillate my curiosity. Or my answer will be "the body language"..\nHave a great time!
567394
the only ones i can think of are words that change slightly.... \n\nprinces - plural\nprincess - singular\n\nbut the meaning is a little different, lol. does that count?
635796
That would be an elaborate noun, and therefore a sentence fragment, and therefore not answerable as a question. If you are asking if conflict exists, obviously it does. Peace out.
835386
Yes. You can also use misspelled.
528942
no, becuz contraction words are actually 2 words combined. Isn't: is not, aren't: are not, weren't: were not, can't: can not...understand?
416341
I learned a new word today: captious.  I just looked it up.\n\nThanks for using it.