1) corresponding exactly to the original; taking words in their usual and obvious sense without exaggeration etc (literal)
the use of (especially) a pronoun to avoid repetition of a noun or phrase e.g. 'it' in 'I found a cheap camera and I bought it'
turn of expression
a statement, speech, that one is or can do better, is richer etc than others
brag; source of pride
the omission of one or more words in a sentence, as in 'a table and chair (for . . . a chair)'
turn of expression
the act, condition, of being extravagant; something that is extremely expensive
indulgence; waste
(an instance of) being inaccurate
error, erroneousness
(an amount as the result of) increasing; to become greater in size, number, degree etc
addition, growth
(especially) the act, amount, power, of magnifying
praise
a copy of description (of something) that is a very poor example of or much worse that the real thing
spoof, ridicule