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Latin

 * nominative: subject
 * genitive: possessor
 * dative: receiver
 * accusative: direct object
 * ablative: object of a preposition
 * vocative: addressed

Cognates
Note: Terms in green added by this user. Terms in purple added by other users inspired by this user. Terms in orange are not real terms.

Other

 * selfsame
 * manœuvered, manœuvering ,  manœuverings ,  manoeuverings

Contractions
would have had / would have had not / would have not had / would have not had not / would not have had / would not have had not / would not have not had / would not have not had not / you / you all
 * but's
 * can've / can't / can't've
 * daren't
 * daredn't
 * didn't
 * d'you / d'y'all
 * had'd / hadn't
 * has'd / hasn't
 * have'd / haven't
 * hers're / hers'd / hers's / hers've / hers'll
 * here're / here'd / here's / here've / here'll
 * his're / his'd / his's / his've / his'll
 * how're / how'd / how's / how've / how'll
 * isn't
 * let's
 * not've
 * other'n
 * others
 * ours're / ours'd / ours's / ours've / ours'll
 * shall've / shalln't / shall's(orange)
 * something's
 * theirs're / theirs'd / theirs's / theirs've / theirs'll
 * there're / there'd / there's / there've / there'll
 * these're / these've
 * thing'd / thing's
 * this's / this'd / this'll
 * thou'dst / thou'lt / thou'rt / thou'st (art, beest, hadst, hast, hath, shalt, wast, wert, wilt, wouldst)
 * to've
 * wasn't
 * weren't
 * what're / what'd / what's / what've / what'll
 * whatever're / whatever'd / whatever's / whatever've / whatever'll
 * when're / when'd / when's / when've / when'll
 * where're / where'd / where's / where've / where'll
 * which're / which'd / which's / which've / which'll
 * who'd've
 * whom're / whom've
 * why're / why's
 * will've / will'ven't / willn't
 * won't

Phrases

 * agent provocateur

Terms, slang, idioms, and phrases that need to be added

 * after the ball; OED
 * chest bump, chest bumps, chest bumped, chest bumping, chest bumper, chest bumpers; OED
 * cleanliness is next to godliness; TFD, Dcom
 * drunk dials, drunk dialed, drunk dialing; OED, Dcom
 * flyboard, flyboards, flyboarded; OED
 * give me liberty or give me death; TFD
 * oldest trick in the book; CD
 * power to the people; WP
 * shoestring fry, shoestring fries; OED
 * skitcher, skitchers; OED, Dcom
 * social call, social calls; UD
 * teachable moment, teachable moments; OED

"Nonwords" (and nonce words) that should be words

 * addenary (coined by Alexander S. Peak in early to mid-2017)
 * 1) Having been addended
 * 2) Intended to be addended
 * minarcha-feminism, minarcha-feminist, minarcha-feminists, minarcha-feministic, minarcha-feministically (coined by Alexander S. Peak)
 * 1) (politics, feminism) a political and philosophical theory combining minarchism and feminism, which typically views the state as patriarchal and oppressive
 * monegyric, monegyrical, monegyrically (coined by Alexander S. Peak on 24 January 2024)
 * 1) A formal speech publicly praising only one aspect or quality of someone or something
 * 2) Someone who writes or delivers such a speech.
 * polyegyric, polyegyrical, polyegyrically (coined by Alexander S. Peak on 24 January 2024)
 * 1) A formal but inexhaustive speech publicly praising various aspects or qualities of someone or something
 * 2) Someone who writes or delivers such a speech.
 * subficial, subficially, subficiality, subficialize, subficializes, subficialized, subficializing, subficialization, subficializations (coined by Alexander S. Peak on 25 January 2024)
 * 1) (relational) Existing, occurring, or located below the surface
 * 2) Proving to be true or real only after being examined more closely
 * 3) Thorough, deep, or complete; concerned with the unobvious or inapparent
 * 4) Possessing depth of character or understanding; possessing substance or significance
 * surmission (coined by Alexander S. Peak on 9 August 2016)
 * 1) That which is or was surmised

Nonwords that should not be words

 * cray-cray ( cra-cra,  cray cray )
 * free-marketism
 * hangry
 * obvi
 * preggers /  preggo  /  preggos

Other non-words

 * conversate
 * The proper word is converse.
 * humourous
 * The Oxford Dictionary states that "the spelling humourous is regarded as an error" in both British and American English.
 * humourously
 * See Ibid.
 * proprietous
 * The proper word is proper.
 * proprietously
 * The proper word is properly.

Plurals
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 * colspan=2|battles
 * Middle English
 * battle royal
 * colspan=2|battles royal
 * battle royals
 * Middle English/Old French
 * According to grammarist.com, it is not spelled battle royale unless one specifically references a book, game, or movie by that name.
 * chain
 * colspan=2|chains
 * Middle English (from Old French)
 * chain of command
 * colspan=2|chains of command
 * chain of commands
 * Middle English/Old French
 * court
 * colspan=2|courts
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 * court martial
 * colspan=2|courts martial
 * court martials
 * French (from French/Latin)
 * notary
 * colspan=2|notaries
 * rowspan=2|French (from Latin)
 * notary public
 * colspan=2|notaries public
 * notary publics
 * poet
 * colspan=2|poets
 * French
 * poet laureate
 * colspan=2|poets laureate
 * poet laureates
 * French/Latin
 * secretary
 * colspan=2|secretaries
 * Latin
 * secretary general
 * colspan=2|secretaries general
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 * French (from Latin/French)
 * surgeon
 * colspan=2|surgeons
 * rowspan=2|French
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 * colspan=2|surgeons general
 * surgeon general
 * Latin
 * secretary general
 * colspan=2|secretaries general
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 * surgeon
 * colspan=2|surgeons
 * rowspan=2|French
 * surgeon general
 * colspan=2|surgeons general
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 * surgeon general
 * colspan=2|surgeons general
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Other important phrases

 * eppur si muove
 * give me liberty or give me death
 * if you love someone, set her or him free [or] if you love someone, set him or her free
 * non serviam
 * power to the people
 * there ain't no such thing as a free lunch