Misanthrope, Misogynist, Misandrist
Boy – what do these words mean? Have you looked in your dictionary but still don’t understand? Read on to see if this explanation helps, and if not, let me know!
A person who dislikes and distrusts mankind is a misanthrope.
A person who dislikes and distrusts women is a misogynist.
But what’s the name for a person who hates all men?
A friend’s wife suggested intelligent,
but the real word is misandrist.
The English language is an amazing thing, with many fascinating words and phrases … enjoy learning new things every day!
When to use a lot instead of allot
Heart Rendering without cement?
How do I use WHOSE?
Hi Jackson,
Nice to hear from you again!
So now you know that ‘Whose who’ is wrong, and it should be ‘Who’s Who’.
As for no question mark, it could easily be a statement OR a question, so a question mark isn’t compulsory.
This is the correct statement from your three examples:
3. “Who’s who on the Titanic’s List of Passengers…”
Remember to say ALL the words including the missing bits, so it is actually:
3. “Who -IS- who on the Titanic’s List of Passengers…”
For more info, pop over to the WHOSE / WHO’S page >>
Hope this helps,
Cheers
Teena