Word of the Day : Vamouse Vamouse verb vuh-MOOSS What It Means Vamoose is an informal word that means "to depart quickly." // With the sheriff hot on their tails, the bank robbers knew they had better vamoose. See the entry > VAMOUSE In Context "... I spotted the culprit, a young racoon, attempting to dislodge one … Continue reading Word of the Day: Vamouse
Word of the Day: Concilatory
Word of the Day : November 6, 2025 Concilatory adjective kun-SILL-yuh-tor-ee What It Means Something described as conciliatory is intended to reduce hostility or to gain favor or goodwill. // As the customer’s voice rose, the manager adopted a soothing, conciliatory tone and promised that the situation would be remedied. See the entry > CONCILATORY In Context “When … Continue reading Word of the Day: Concilatory
Word of the Day: Lout
Word of the Day : November 5, 2025 Lout noun LOUT What It Means A lout is an awkward brutish person. // It was difficult for us to focus on the movie due to the noise coming from the group of louts seated in front of us. See the entry > LOUT In Context “Fortunately for Vince, Jake … Continue reading Word of the Day: Lout
Word of the Day: Spontaneous
Word of the Day : November 4, 2025 Spontaneous adjective spahn-TAY-nee-us What It Means Spontaneous describes something that is done or said in a natural and often sudden way and without a lot of thought or planning. It can describe a person who does things that have not been planned but that seem enjoyable and worth doing … Continue reading Word of the Day: Spontaneous
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