Word of the Day : September 23, 2020 Crabwise adverb KRAB-wyze Definition 1 : sideways 2 : in a sidling or cautiously indirect manner Did you know? here's no reason to be indirect when explaining the etymology of crabwise—we'll get right to the point. As you might guess, the meaning of the word is directly related to that sidling sea creature, … Continue reading Word of the Day – Crabwise
Word of the day – Operose
Word of the Day : September 22, 2020 Operose adjective AH-puh-rohss Defintion : tedious, wearisome Did you know? Word of the Day: Operose | Merriam-Webster Operose comes from the Latin operōsus, which has the meaning of "diligent," "painstaking" or "laborious." That word combines opera, meaning "activity," "effort," or "work," with -ōsus—the Latin equivalent of the … Continue reading Word of the day – Operose
Word of the day – Juncture
Word of the Day : September 21, 2020 Juncture noun JUNK-cher Definition 1 : a point of time; especially : one made critical by a concurrence of circumstances 2 : joint, connection 3 : an instance of joining : junction Did you know? Juncture has many relatives—both obvious and obscure—in English. Juncture derives from the … Continue reading Word of the day – Juncture
Word of the day – Delve
Word of the Day : September 18, 2020 Delve verb DELV Definition 1 : to dig or labor with or as if with a spade 2 a : to make a careful or detailed search for information b : to examine a subject in detail Did you know? Word of the Day: Delve | Merriam-Webster We … Continue reading Word of the day – Delve
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