Synonyms

Reward:
bribe, compensate, compensation, desert, gratification, guerdon, merit, pay, pay back, payment, payoff, recompense, remunerate, remuneration, repay, requital, requite, retribution, wage, wages.

Hostile:

adverse, aggressive, antagonistic, antipathetic, antisocial, averse, belligerent, contentious, contrary, icy, ill, inhospitable, inimical, opposed, opposing, opposite, pugnacious, repugnant, uncongenial, unfavourable, unfriendly, unkind, unsociable, warlike.

Tongue Twister

Rory the warrior and Roger the worrier were reared wrongly in a rural brewery.

a nice song

Katie...

British English - American English

BRITISH ENGLISH	AMERICAN ENGLISH
an aeroplane	an airplane
aluminium	aluminum
anaesthetist	anesthesiologist
a flat	an apartment
a starter (before the meal)	an appetizer
an engagement	an appointment
archaeology	archeology

Why is "I" capitalized?

"Ego has nothing to do with the capitalization of the pronoun I. Printing and handwriting have everything to do with it. In Middle English the first person was ich--with a lower-case i. When this was shortened to i, manuscript writers and printers found it often got lost or attached to a neighboring word. So the reason for the capital I is simply to avoid confusion and error. Of course, some writers refuse to be bound by this convention. Two of our favorites, the poet e.e. cummings and Don Marquis, author of archy and mehitabel, both favored the lower-case i" (Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins 303).

A Tongue Twister

How many cookies could a good cook cook If a good cook could cook cookies? A good cook could cook as much cookies as a good cook who could cook cookies.

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