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Flapdoodle is a noun that refers to nonsense. Our word of the day doesn’t appear to have an origin.
Compos mentis is an adjective that means having full control of one’s mind. Our word of the day come
Estuary is a noun that refers to the tidal mouth of a large river. The Latin word aestus (ESS toose)
Tammany is an adjective that means related to political corruption. Our word of the day got its name
Inveigh is a verb that means to write or speak against something with great hostility. Our word of t
Treen is an adjective that means made of wood. It’s not a coincidence that the first three letters o
Omnium gatherum is a noun that refers to a collection of miscellaneous people or things. Our word of
Mulct is a verb that means to cheat or defraud. The Latin word mulcta (MOOLK tah) refers to ‘a fine.
Lyceum is a noun that refers to a literary institution. Our word of the day comes directly from the
Xiphoid is an adjective that means sword-shaped. Our word of the day comes almost directly from the
Au fond is a an adverb that means in essence or at core. Our word of the day comes directly from Fre
Causative is an adjective that means acting as a cause. The Latin word cau SARE ay) cow SARE ay) mea
Gravimetric is an adjective that means related to the measurement of weight. Our word of the day com
Perdurable is an adjective that means enduring continuously. The Latin word perdurare (per door ARE
Hereditament is a noun that means an item of inheritance. The Latin word hereditare (her red it ARE
Flexitarian is a noun that refers to a person who has a primarily vegetarian diet but occasionally e
Fillip is a noun that refers to the act of flicking a finger against something. Our word of the day
Valhalla is a noun that refers to a place of honor or glory. Our word of the day comes from Old Nors
Bruit is a verb that means to spread a rumor or report. Our word of the day comes from Middle Englis
Cunctation is a noun that refers to an action or delay. Our word of the day comes from the Latin wor
