Word Nerds

By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Lobster The word lobster is a descriptive term...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: July The month of July was named to...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: COVID We have all added this new word...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Solstice The summer solstice this year occurred on...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Fiasco A fiasco is both a complete failure...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Malapropism A malapropism, of just a malaprop, is...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Vaccination If you’ve gotten a vaccination recently, you...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Rebarbative A recent book used the word “rebarbative”...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: Sarcasm “Sarcasm” refers to using words to mean...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Gargoyle Gargoyles are those grotesque figures seen especially...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Echo The word “echo” is from a Greek...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Groggy Groggy is an adjective used to describe...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Beserk The word “beserk” is from the Old...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Genuine Genuine means “true” or “authentic,” from the...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Recuse A couple of years ago, “recuse” was...
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