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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

Word of the Day : November 15, 2021 Wormhole noun WERM-hohl What It Means A wormhole is a hypothetical structure of space-time that is envisioned as a long thin tunnel connecting points that are separated in (well) space and time. // Some science fiction writers speculate that wormholes are the intergalactic highways of the future. See the entry > Examples "Imagine space … Continue reading Word of the Day – Wormhole

Word of the Day : November 12, 2021 Edify verb ED-uh-fye What It Means Edify means "to uplift, enlighten, or inform." // The speaker's words edified the graduating class, giving them hope and encouragement. See the entry > Examples "This is our first theatrical performance where our theatre is now complete. Young audience members will be edified by being around lots … Continue reading Word of the Day – Edify

Word of the Day : November 11, 2021 Steadfast adjective STED-fast What It Means Steadfast means "firm in belief, determination, or adherence." // The mayor is a steadfast supporter of bringing more businesses into the downtown area. See the entry > Examples "I remain steadfast in my adoration of the glorious season we are now entering. Between crisp mornings and humidity-free afternoons—not … Continue reading Word of the Day – Steadfast