Word of the Day : Derelict Derelict adjective DAIR-uh-likt What It Means Derelict is a formal word that describes something that is no longer cared for or used by anyone. It can also describe someone who is negligent or who fails to do what needs to be done. // The kids made sure to stay away from … Continue reading Word of the Day : Derelict
Word of the Day : Archetype
Word of the Day : March 27, 2025 Archetype noun AHR-kih-type What It Means Archetype refers to someone or something that is seen to be a perfect example. It is also a word for the original pattern or model of which all things of the same type are representations or copies. // The college’s most popular … Continue reading Word of the Day : Archetype
Word of the Day : Flippant
Flippant adjective FLIP-unt What It Means Something described as flippant, such as behavior or a comment, is lacking in proper respect or seriousness. // The celebrity made a flippant remark when questioned about the scandal. See the entry > FLIPPANT In Context "While the show seems to take a flippant attitude to the neatly packaged solutions offered by wellness tourism, … Continue reading Word of the Day : Flippant
Word of the Day: Hobbit
Word of the Day : March 25, 2025 Hobbit noun HAH-bit What It Means A hobbit is a member of a fictitious peaceful and friendly race of small humanlike creatures that dwell underground. // The story was filled with all sorts of imaginary people, including hobbits. See the entry > HOBBIT In Context "Hobbits were no part of … Continue reading Word of the Day: Hobbit
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