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English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : diamanté
diamanté [ dee-uh-mahn-TEY ] N. 1. a sequin, rhinestone, or other glittery ornamentation on a garment. > Word Origin : First recorded in 1900–05; < French
blog.naver.com · 2026.08.16
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English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : gregarious
gregarious [ gri-GAIR-ee-uhs ] Adj. 1. fond of the company of others; sociable. 2. If you know someone who's outgoing, sociable, and fond of the company of othe
blog.naver.com · 2026.08.15
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English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : pleach
pleach [ pleech ] Vt. 1. to interlace or interweave (branches, vines, etc.), as for a hedge or arbor. > Word Origin : First recorded in 1350–1400; Middle Eng
blog.naver.com · 2026.08.14
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English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : wisenheimer
wisenheimer [ WAHY-zuhn-hahy-mer ] N. 1. Informal. a wiseacre or smart aleck.; a smart aleck who makes overly clever, obnoxious remarks. 2. Feel free to call yo
blog.naver.com · 2026.08.13
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English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : rebarbative
rebarbative [ ree-BAHR-buh-tiv ] Adj. 1. causing annoyance, irritation, or aversion; repellent. > Word Origin : First recorded in 1890–95; from French, femin
blog.naver.com · 2026.08.12
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English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : small beer
small beer [ SMAWL beer ] N. 1. Chiefly British Slang. matters or persons of little or no importance. > Word Origin : First recorded in 1560–70 >+ Small b
blog.naver.com · 2026.08.19
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English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : loll
loll [ lol ] Vi. 1. to hang loosely; droop; dangle. 2. To loll means to hang around lazily without doing much at all. It's a great pleasure to loll about in the
blog.naver.com · 2026.08.11
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Mama Terra - Bliss (Words & Narration by Conrad Roberts)
Inner Space (2026)
blog.naver.com · 2026.08.10
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English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : corrigendum
corrigendum [ kawr-i-JEN-duhm ] N. 1. an error to be corrected, especially an error in print.; a formal correction of an error, especially one print. > Word
blog.naver.com · 2026.08.10
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English Words Origin (Word of the Day) : bolster
bolster [ BOHL-ster ] Vt. 1. to support with or as with a pillow or cushion. 2. When you cheer up a friend who's feeling down, you bolster them. To bolster is t
blog.naver.com · 2026.08.09
