Word of the Day : November 27, 2025 Cornucopia noun kor-nuh-KOH-pee-uh What It Means A cornucopia, also known as a horn of plenty, is a curved, hollow goat’s horn or similarly shaped receptacle (such as a horn-shaped basket) that is overflowing, especially with fruit and vegetables. The image of a cornucopia is commonly used as decoration and … Continue reading Word of the Day: Cornucopia
Word of the Day : Unabashed
Word of the Day : November 26, 2025 Unabashed adjective un-uh-BASHT What It Means Someone who is unabashed is not embarrassed or ashamed about openly expressing strong feelings or opinions. // Unabashed by their booing and hissing, the artist continued with the musical performance. See the entry > UNABASHED In Context “Take the melodramatic storyline of a telenovela and tell … Continue reading Word of the Day : Unabashed
Word of the Day: Amalgamate
Word of the Day : November 24, 2025 Amalgamate erb uh-MAL-guh-mayt What It Means Amalgamate is a formal verb meaning "to unite (two or more things) into one thing." // The school district has proposed amalgamating the two high schools. See the entry > AMALGAMATE In Context "Ten years ago, there were 339 credit unions in Ireland, but that … Continue reading Word of the Day: Amalgamate
Word of the Day: Bloviate
Word of the Day : November 21, 2025 Bloviate verb BLOH-vee-ayt What It Means To bloviate is to speak or write in an arrogant tone and with more words than are necessary. // The podcaster tends to bloviate endlessly on topics about which he is not particularly knowledgeable. See the entry > BLOVIATE In Context "While other characters bloviate about … Continue reading Word of the Day: Bloviate
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