Setup Vs Set-up or Set Up

Set-Up vs. Set Up. The noun setup is usually styled as a solid compound (that is, as a single word) in American English and as a hyphenated compound (set-up) in British English. ... The verb set up, on the other hand, is usually found as an open compound (two words, no hyphen) in both American and British English.

Two words as a verb, one word as an adjective and a noun. Don't hyphenate. Capitalize Setup when it refers to the Setup program. Unpack everything before you set up your computer

Word Range - Spending

 Here's the spectrum of words on spending levels, 

• Extravagant 
• lacking restraint in spending money or using resources
• exceeding what is reasonable or appropriate; absurd 
• Similar Words: 
• Frugal 
• sparing or economical with regard to money or food;
• simple and plain and costing little
• Similar Words: 
• Stingy 
• reluctant to give or spend; not generous;
• scanty or meager
• Similar Words: Spendthrift, unthrifty, exorbitant, profligate 

Words are all I have... to take ur heart away...

The finest clothing made is a person's skin, but, of course, society demands something more than this. ~Mark Twain

Moot

- adjective.

Debatable or questionable.
Usage : It s a moot point, whether the umpire's call was right or wrong.

Paint oneself into a corner

Idiom
Meaning: To get oneself into a bad situation that is difficult orimpossible to get out.
Usage: By promising both lower taxes and raise the defense budget, the president has painted into a corner.

we are just an email away from you

This line would surely mean a lot when u receive this in a time of total loneliness..
This is a statement made by one of my friends.

-One of the lines that impressed me a lot-

Malapropism

(Kinda figure of speech... I ll get under what kinda classification it comes soon.. ;) )


This is the hilarious world of malapropism, verbal slips and gaffes. We all know that when someone misuses a word, the result can induce hysterics, unless of course it is we who have made the blunder, n which case embarrassment is the likely effect. When an incorrect word is used, a malpropism is born.