Word of the Day

WORD OF THE DAY: ELICIT a verb|ih-LISS-it What It Means Elicit is a formal word meaning “to get (a response,...

WORD OF THE DAY: NOTORIOUS adjective|noh-TOR-ee-us What It Means Notorious describes people and things that are well-known or famous, especially...

WORD OF THE VENDETTA noun | ven-DET-uh What it means  Vendetta refers to an active and mutual hatred between two families or...

WORD OF THE DAY: CLOYING adjective | KLOY-in What It Means Cloying is used disapprovingly to describe something that is too...

WORD OF THE DAY: DELEGATE verb|DEL-uh-gayt What It Means To delegate something (such as control, responsibility, authority, or a job...

WORD OF THE DAY: UMBRAGE noun|UM-brij What It Means Umbrage refers to a feeling of being offended by what someone...

WORD OF THE DAY: BRACKISH adjective|BRACK-ish What It Means Brackish, meaning “somewhat salty,” usually describes water or bodies of water,...

WORD OF THE DAY: PARADOX noun|PAIR-uh-dahks What It Means Paradox refers to something (such as a situation) that is made...

WORD OF THE DAY: COLLUDE verb|kuh-LOOD What It Means To collude is to work with others secretly especially in order...

WORD OF THE DAY: INNOCUOUS adjective|ih-NAH-kyuh-wus What It Means Innocuous describes either something that is not likely to bother or...