Word of the Day : November 22, 2021 What It Means Roister means "to engage in noisy partying or celebration." // Fans roistered after their team won the championship. See the entry > Examples "Of course, my student life wasn't all angst and regret. I spent much of my time falling in and out of love and roistering around the … Continue reading Word of the Day – Roister
Word of the Day – Amity
Word of the Day : November 18, 2021 Amity noun AM-uh-tee What It Means Amity means "friendship" or "friendly relations between nations." // Amity between the nations was restored with the treaty. See the entry > Examples "He's one of the few people … to have a deep, long-lasting amity with Russell, who guards his privacy and is fiercely dismissive of … Continue reading Word of the Day – Amity
Word of the Day – Negotiate
Word of the Day : November 17, 2021 Negotiate verb nih-GOH-shee-ayt What It Means Negotiate means "to deal with or bring about through discussion or compromise." It also means, for people and things in motion, "to get through, around, or over successfully." // The parties negotiated an agreement. // The slope is designed for an experienced skier who can negotiate unpredictable terrain. … Continue reading Word of the Day – Negotiate
Word of the Day – Facetious
Word of the Day : November 16, 2021 Facetious adjective fuh-SEE-shuss What It Means Facetious means "joking often inappropriately" or "meant to be humorous or funny." It usually describes something said or done as being annoying, silly, or improper. // I was just being facetious. See the entry > Examples "Forget the license to kill. James Bond fanatics … Continue reading Word of the Day – Facetious
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