Eliana Parker

“Gases” and “gasses” look almost identical, but they do not have the same meaning or grammatical role. One is the standard plural of gas, while … Read More

“Quaff” and “coif” look and sound somewhat similar, but they have completely different meanings and grammatical uses. Quaff is a verb associated with drinking, while … Read More

When something feels difficult, layered, confusing, or hard to understand, the right comparison can make it much easier to describe. Similes for complex ideas help … Read More

Money can be described in far more creative ways than simply calling it valuable, scarce, or plentiful. Comparisons with familiar images can make writing about … Read More