Word of the Day – Page 305 – For Reading Addicts

Word of the Day

April 4, 2017

Word of the Day – Cerulean

Cerulean (noun) ser-oo-lee-an Deep blue in colour, like a clear sky. from Latin caeruleus, 'sky…

Kath 0

Love0

Word of the Day

April 3, 2017

Word of the Day – Collywobbles

Collywobbles (noun) (informal) col-ee-wob-uls A stomach ache, or intense anxiety and nervousness. A formation of…

Kath 0

Love2

Word of the Day

April 2, 2017

Word of the Day – Widdershins

Widdershins (adverb)(Scottish) wid-u-shins In a direction contrary to the sun's course, considered as unlucky; anticlockwise.…

Kath 0

Love1

Word of the Day

April 1, 2017

Word of the Day – Taradiddle

Taradiddle (noun) (BrEn) (informal) ta-ra-di-dul A petty lie, an untruth. First appeared in the late…

Kath 0

Love0

Word of the Day

March 31, 2017

Word of the Day – Munificent

Munificent (adj) moo-nif-i-sent Characterised by or displaying great generosity. From 16th century Latin 'munis' gift.…

Kath 0

Love0

Word of the Day

March 30, 2017

Word of the Day – Blatherskite

Blatherskite (noun) blath-a-sky-t A person who talks at great length without making any sense. Nonsense…

Kath 0

Love4

Word of the Day

March 29, 2017

Word of the Day – Puissant

Puissant (adj) (archaic) poo-iss-ant Having great power or influence. From late Middle English via French…

Kath 0

Love1

Word of the Day

March 28, 2017

Word of the Day – Bingle

Bingle (noun) (informal) bin-gel A crash or collision. Mainly used in Australia. First documented in…

Kath 0

Love2

Word of the Day

March 27, 2017

Word of the Day – Noyade

Noyade (noun) (historical) noy-aad An execution via drowning. From Latin, early 19th century, from noyer,…

Kath 0

Love1

Word of the Day

March 25, 2017

Word of the Day – Afeard

Afeard (adj) (archaic) a-fee-erd (also afeared) Frightened, afraid. Archaic, from Latin Afaeran (frighten). Popular during…

Kath 0

Love2