>>>It's interchange now. When was the last person executed for uttering "crossroad" in public?
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>>When was ANYONE executed for it! ???? Or intersection?
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>That's the least I expect, because the ban on the usage must be quite strong. The last time I found the word "crossroad" was on Clapton's album, and even that was metaphorical.
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>>Here, when exiting a motorway, say, for the service area, they have a sign "End of Motorway Regulations". I used to debate with myself as to whether it was "end of regulatuions that apply when on a motorway" or "special regulations you have to obey at the end of the motorway" :-)
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>Duly added to the ambiguity page.

So you did - complete with typo.

>Also added some on "official local government use only", which is found on license plates of school buses and few other vehicles here.

Nice one!

BTW, another meaning for "press" is the melée of hand-to-hand fighting in a (sword and shield) battle. So "press charge" might also be:

"the fee set by the melée of fighting men"

also:

"insist on an answer from the filling of the battery"

Or any permutation of the others :-)