June 10, 2018
Word of the Day – Egest
Egest (verb) ee-jest excrete (waste matter) Late Middle English (as egestion): from Latin egest-, from…
June 9, 2018
Word of the Day – Witling
Witling (noun) (archaic) wit-ling (derogatory)A person who considers themselves to be witty. (more…)
June 8, 2018
Word of the Day – Schlepper
Schlepper (noun) (N.American) shlep-uh An inept or stupid person. 1930s: Yiddish, from shlepn (see schlep).…
June 7, 2018
Word of the Day – Animadversion
Animadversion (noun) an-im-ad-ver-shun Criticism or censure. Mid 16th century: from French, or from Latin animadversio(n-),…
June 6, 2018
Word of the Day – Baldric
Baldric (noun) (historic) bawl-drik A belt for a sword or other piece of equipment, worn…
June 5, 2018
Word of the Day – Anguine
Anguine (adj) (rare) an-gwin Of or resembling a snake. Mid 17th century: from Latin anguinus,…