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Conge is a noun that refers to an unceremonious dismissal. Coming originally from the Latin word com
Noxious is an adjective that means dangerous. The Latin word noxa (NOKES ah) means ‘harm.’ This word
Nimbus is a noun that refers to a luminous cloud surrounding something. The Latin word nimbus (NEEM
Devi is a noun that refers to a Goddess and it is sometimes used as a title. Our word of the day com
Laggard is an adjective that means the tendency to lag behind. It’s also a noun that refers to
Picayune is an adjective that means petty or meaningless and a noun that refers to an insignificant&
Squee is a noun that means a delighted squeal and a verb that means to squeal. The origin of sq
Erumpent is an adjective that means bursting forth. Our word of the day comes from the Latin erumpen
Felicitate is a verb that means to congratulate. The Latin word Felix (FAY licks) means ‘happy,’ and
Jejune is an adjective that means naive or simplistic. Our word of the day comes from the Latin word
Scunner is a noun that refers to a strong dislike. The exact origin of scunner is unknown but we can
Flexuous is an adjective that means full of bends and curves. Our word of the day comes from the Lat
Adventitious is an adjective that means happening by chance not design. The Latin word adventic
Bunyip is a noun that refers to a counterfeit or imposter. It's also an adjective that means phony.
Clamant is an adjective that means forcing itself on the attention. Our word of the day is derived f
Brummagem is an adjective that means cheap or counterfeit. In the 17th century, Birmingham, England
Impalpable is an adjective that means not easily understood. Our word of the day comes from the Lati
Gamesome is an adjective that means playful and happy. Our word of the day combines the word ‘game’
Cannonade is a noun that refers to a continuous bombardment or effort. Our word of the day is derive
Breviary is a noun that refers to a brief summary. The Latin word brevis (BRE vis) means ‘short’ or
