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 In case you also did not know the proper names of these everyday things and the the following weather-related phrases and their origination,

11 common objects that are never called by their proper names.

While we typically go about life describing the end of our shoelaces as ‘the end of the shoelace’ or the whites of the egg as ‘egg whites’, these things, and many more, have names of their own, even if they are not always widely known or used. Let’s have a look at 11 common things that have proper names, even if no one uses them.

Link: https://www.dictionaryscoop.com/article/11-common-objects-that-are-never-called-by-their-proper-names

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12 weather-related phrases

We always talk about the weather, but, as it happens, we also use weather-related terms to talk about other things as well. From "under the weather" to "snowed under," many common phrases have surprisingly stormy origins. These sayings are part of our everyday lexicon, often without us even realizing their connection to sun, rain, wind, or snow. Which of these 12 do you use the most?

Link: https://www.dictionaryscoop.com/article/Have-you-ever-seen-a-storm-in-a-teacup-Learn-12-weather-related-phrases