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Neurotypical is an adjective that means not displaying signs of autism. Our word of the day combines
Disputation is a noun that refers to argument or debate. The Latin word disputare (dis pyoo TAR ay)
Jocose is an adjective that means playful or humorous. Our word of the day originated from the Latin
Williwaw is a noun that refers to a sudden violent wind. The origin of our word of the day is unknow
Solomonic is an adjective that means wise in judgement. Our word of the day comes from the bibl
Synallagmatic is an adjective that means imposing reciprocal obligations. Coming from the Greek word
Daedal is an adjective that means skillful or artistic. Daedalus was a figure from Greek mythology k
Organoleptic is an adjective that means involving the sense organs. Our word of the day comes from t
Codify is a verb that means to arrange in a system. Our word of the day comes from the Latin wo
Evection is a noun that refers to the act of carrying out or away. Coming from the Latin word for ca
Grubstake is a noun that refers to money set aside for a time of assistance. It can also be use
Desultory is an adjective that means lacking a definite plan. The Latin word desultorius (des o
Verbicide is a noun that refers to the deliberate distortion of a word's meaning. Our word of the da
Camber is a verb that means to arch slightly. It’s also a noun that refers to a slight curve. T
Dint is a noun that refers to power or force. The Old English word dynt — D-Y-N-T — meant ‘stroke wi
Megillah is a noun that refers to an elaborate, complicated production. Coming directly from the Heb
Lexis is a noun that refers to all the words of a language. Related to the Greek word lexicon, our w
Toponym is a noun that refers to a geographical name used as a word. Our word of the day is der
Borstal is a noun that refers to an institution for youthful offenders. Our word of the day com
Darg is a noun that refers to a day's work. Our word of the day comes from Middle English and it ref
