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Rotiform is an adjective that means wheel-shaped. The Latin word rota (ROE tuh) means ‘wheel.’ The
Aesculapian is an adjective that means relating to medicine or physicians. Our word of the day gets
Golem is a noun that refers to a mythical artificial being brought to life. Our word of the day com
Fructify is a verb that means to make fruitful or productive. The Latin word fructus (FROOK toos)
Calembour is a noun that refers to a play on words. The origin of our word of the day is unknown,
Elysium is a noun that refers to a place or state of perfect happiness. Our word of the day has its
Helot is a noun that refers to a serf or a servant. Ancient Greek Region of Helos was known for th
Capuan is an adjective that means luxurious. Our word of the day is a toponym, meaning it is a wor
Aliquot is a noun that refers to a portion of a larger whole, especially a sample taken for analysis
Solemnize is a verb that means to mark with a ceremony. The Latin word sollsemnis (suh LEM nis) me
Kith is a noun that refers to one’s friends and acquaintances. Our word of the day has its origin
Saturnalian is an adjective that means marked by unrestrained revelry. Our word of the day comes f
Neurodiverse is an adjective that means displaying atypical neurological behavior. A recent additi
Foundress is a noun that refers to a female founder. It is also a noun that refers to a female leade
Recuse is a verb that means to remove oneself from participation to avoid a conflict of interest.
Introrse is an adjective that means turned inward. Our word of the day takes its meaning and basic
Extrorse is an adjective that means turned outward. The Latin adverb extrorus (ex TROR sus) means
Intemperance is a noun that refers to a lack of moderation or restraint. The Latin word temperare
Clapperclaw is a verb that means to claw with fingernails. Our word of the day combines two words
Bewray is a verb that means to betray. Our word of the day comes from an Old English word that mea
