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Abessive is an adjective that means indicating an absence. Our word of the day is derived from the L
Canicular is an adjective that means related to the dog days. The Latin word Canis (CON eese) means
Torrential is an adjective that means falling in rushing or violent streams. The word torrent comes
Cynegetic is an adjective that means related to hunting. Our word of the day is derived from the Gre
Abnegate is a verb that means to deny or renounce. The Latin word Abnegare (ob nay GAR ay) means den
Construal is a noun that means interpretation. Our word of the day comes from the Latin word constru
Ideation is a noun that refers to the formation of ideas or concepts. The word idea comes directly f
Suffuse is a verb that means to pour or spread through. The latin word suffus (SUE foos) means ‘pour
Macaronic is an adjective that means composed of a mixture of languages. Our word of the day is rela
Subsidiary is an adjective that means less important to but related to. The Latin word subsidere mea
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Flagitious is an adjective that means criminal or villainous. The Latin word flagitium (fla JEE tomb
Cavernous is an adjective that means very large. A cavern is usually understood as a large cave. Its
Purview is a noun that refers to the scope of influence or concerns. Coming from late Middle English
Hamartia is a noun that refers to a fatal flaw. Our word of the day comes directly from Greek. Hamar
Fantasticate is a verb that means to make something seem fanciful. Our word of the day is derived fr
Churl is a noun that refers to an impolite, mean-spirited person. Coming from Old English, our
Exigency is a noun that refers to an urgent need or demand. The Latin word exigere (eggs uh JEER ay)
Aoristic is an adjective that means indefinite or indeterminate. The Greek word aoristos (OUR e
