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Guerdon [GUR-dn] Part of speech: noun Origin: Old French, 15th century 1. A reward or recompense. Examples of guerdon in a sentence "As a guerdon for his excellent grades, my brother got to go to Six ...

30 Maj 202355s

Are you tenderhearted? Are you kind to others? Theses are important peices in life to share with others. Does not matter if you know them, not know them, other they are your enemy. Always be kind and ...

28 Maj 202325min

Nugacity [noo-GAS-ih-tee] Part of speech: noun Origin: Latin, 16th century 1. Triviality or frivolity. 2. A trivial or frivolous thing or idea. Examples of nugacity in a sentence "It may be a nugacity...

26 Maj 20231min

Rede [reed] Part of speech: verb Origin: Old English, 13th century 1. Advise (someone). 2. Interpret (a riddle or dream). Examples of rede in a sentence "The commencement speaker closed his speech wit...

25 Maj 20231min

Argle-Bargle [ahr-gəl-BAHR-gəl] Part of speech: noun Origin: Scots, 19th century 1. Copious but meaningless talk or writing; nonsense. Examples of argle-bargle in a sentence "The instructions for sett...

24 Maj 202348s

Oyez [OH-yay] Part of speech: noun Origin: Anglo-Norman, 15th century 1. A call given by a court officer, or formerly by public criers, typically repeated two or three times to command silence and att...

23 Maj 202352s

Concinnity [kən-SIN-ih-tee] Part of speech: noun Origin: Latin, 16th century 1. The skillful and harmonious arrangement or fitting together of the different parts of something. 2. Studied elegance of ...

23 Maj 202348s

Luff [luhf] Part of speech: verb Origin: Old French, 13th century 1. Steer a yacht nearer the wind. 2. Obstruct (an opponent in yacht racing) by sailing closer to the wind. Examples of luff in a sente...

22 Maj 202341s