Word of the Day

WORD OF THE DAY: LABILE adjective | LAY-byle What It Means Someone or something described as labile is readily open...

WORD OF THE DAY: ARMISTICE noun | AHR-muh-stus What It Means An armistice is an agreement to stop fighting a...

WORD OF THE DAY: TRUNCATE verb | TRUNG-kayt What It Means To truncate something—such as a discussion or essay—is to...

WORD OF THE DAY: INCHOATE adjective | in-KOH-ut What It Means Inchoate is a formal adjective and synonym of vague...

WORD OF THE DAY: FEIGN verb | FAYN What It Means To feign something (such as surprise, ignorance, or sleep)...

WORD OF THE DAY: DEDICATION noun | ded-ih-KAY-shun What It Means Dedication refers to devotion, loyalty, or commitment to a...

WORD OF THE DAY: PSEPHOLOGY noun | see-FAH-luh-jee What It Means Psephology is the scientific study of elections. // Brianna...

WORD OF THE DAY: USURP verb yoo-SERP What It Means To usurp something (such as power) is to take and...

Amalgamate verb uh-MAL-guh-mayt What It Means Amalgamate is a formal verb meaning "to unite (two or more things) into one...

WORD OF THE DAY: CURSORY adjective | KER-suh-ree What It Means Something described as cursory has been done or made...