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Exclave is a noun that refers to a portion of a territory surrounded by other territories. The Latin
Ritz is a noun that refers to luxury and glamour. An early 20th hotel owner named Cesar Ritz provide
Baedeker is a noun that refers to a travel guidebook. Our word of the day was named after a German p
Galahad is a noun that refers to a person characterized by nobility and integrity. According to lege
Sclerotic is an adjective that means rigid or unresponsive. Our word of the day comes from the Greek
Defalcate is a verb that means to embezzle or misuse funds. Our word of the day comes from the Latin
Victual is a noun that refers to food or provisions. The Latin word victus means ‘food.’ Our word of
Redintegration is a noun that refers to the evocation of a state of mind. The root word of the redin
Entente is a noun that refers to a friendly understanding between factions. Our word of the day come
Memoriter is an adjective that means memorized by heart. Our word of the day has the same Latin orig
Prelapsarian is an adjective that means pertaining to an innocent or carefree period. The Latin word
Phlegethon is a noun that refers to a fiery light. Coming directly from Greek, our word of the day o
Defenestrate is a verb that means to dismiss someone. The Latin word fenstra (fen EST rah) means ‘wi
Flump is a verb that means to sit or fall down heavily. The origin or our word of the day is unclear
Callow is an adjective that means inexperienced and immature. Our word of the day is derived from th
Embracery is a noun that refers to an attempt to threaten or bribe a jury. Coming from Middle Englis
Hegira is a noun that refers to a trip to a more desirable location. Coming from an Arabic word for
Apopemptic is an adjective that means related to departing. Our word of the day began in Greek as a
Paletot is a noun that refers to a loose outer jacket. Coming from Middle English, our word of the d
Tohubohu is a noun that refers to a state of chaos. Our word of the day comes directly from Hebrew a
