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What are some plants that are commonly mistaken for lemon balm?
Some plants commonly mistaken for lemon balm include mint, bee balm, and catnip.
What are some insects that are commonly mistaken for ticks due to their appearance?
Some insects commonly mistaken for ticks due to their appearance include bed bugs, spider beetles, and carpet beetles.
What are some bugs commonly mistaken for bed bugs?
Some bugs commonly mistaken for bed bugs include carpet beetles, spider beetles, and bat bugs. It is important to correctly identify the bug to determine the appropriate treatment.
What are some of the most commonly used words in the English language?
Some of the most commonly used words in the English language include "the", "people", "about", and "like". Other words include "time", "because", and "first".
How many teeth fall from human mouth?
Most commonly all 20 milk/baby teeth. However some people lose less and they fall when they are much older which people mistaken as third generation teeth
What are some other words for wrong?
Incorrect, false, mistaken, inexact, imprecise, inaccurate
What vegetable is really a fruit but people think its a vegetable?
a Tamato, and some people have mistaken Avacado's for vegetables as well.
What are some commonly used words?
WOUND
How is suicide seen by some people as a romantic death?
im sorry you're mistaken it isn't!
A phrase people use when their date doesn't show up?
Let see, if I'm not mistaken it goes like this, " some have it, and some don't" and I don't have it.
Why do so many people give answers if they don't know them?
Some people are just playing around, and some people think they know, but they are mistaken. If you see something that is incorrect, feel free to jump in and make the answer better.
What are some words with eo that make a long e sound?
The only common words are people and its variants (peopled, peopling).There are words where the O is the "silent" part of a following OU pair (igneous, osseous, vitreous).* The word "theory" is pronounced with a long E in some dialects, but more commonly thee-uh-ree.
