Word Nerds

By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Sniper The term sniper, meaning a marksman capable...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: March The month of March is named for...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: Phobia The word “phobia” is from a Greek...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: Feckless Feckless is one of those interesting words...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: tartle “Tartle” refers to the momentary hesitation in...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: perk Perk meaning a benefit, special privilege or...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: Burke A BBC commentary on the riots in...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: Pecksniffian A recent political editorial referred to a...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: Blizzard The word blizzard, in the sense of...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: Curmudgeon A curmudgeon is a cantankerous, surly, ill-tempered...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: pandemic Dr. Anthony Fauci’s video of what makes...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: January The month of January is named after...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Gamut “Gamut” means a full range, most generally...
By Barbara McAlister Word of the Day: Person When you think of a person, you...
By Barbara McAllister Word of the Day: Hysteria You probably know hysteria is overwrought, uncontrolled...
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