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We argue that relying on this pre-theoretical distinction in psycholinguistics can obscure meaningful variation and potentially lead to misleading results. We illustrate this with Staub (2024), who, in a large-scale eye-tracking study, found no evidence that so-called function words are skipped more often or receive shorter fixations than so-called content words. We argue that this null finding likely stems from Staub\u2019s function word group being heterogeneous, containing both lexical and grammatical items. In support of this, we reclassify the words in Staub\u2019s function word group as either lexical or grammatical based on a usage-based theory of the lexical-grammatical contrast (Boye &amp; Harder, 2012), and rerun the analysis in his Experiment 1 on this group of words. Our analysis suggests that the grammatical words receive shorter fixations than the lexical words, providing support for the heterogeneity of the function word group. 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