Tag: Adjective
Word of the Day – Aug. 3 – Mettlesome
Adjective: Mettlesome (MET-ul-sum)Definition: Full of vigor and stamina: spiritedSample sentence: The mettlesome bronco kicked and bucked, but the rider kept her balance and rode...
Word of the Day – July 26 – Hypnagogic
Adjective: Hypnagogic ( hip-nuh-GAH-jik)Definition: Of, relating to, or occurring in the period of drowsiness immediately preceding sleep.Sample sentence: Those people who constantly play video...
Word of the Day – July 18 – Wifty
Adjective: Wifty (WIF-tee)Definition: Eccentrically silly, giddy, or inane: ditzySample sentence: The American Idol judges only have to lounge around, and make some wifty comment...
Word of the Day – July 13 – Nebulous
Adjective: Nebulous (NEB-yuh-luhs)Definition: Unclear, hazy, vague, ambiguous.Sample sentence: His answer to the question was nebulous, and it was obvious he didn't want to answer...
Word of the Day – July 12 – Anthophilous
Adjective: Anthophilous (an-THAH-fuh-lus)Definition: Feeding upon or living among flowersSample sentence: The students studied the behaviors of the anthophilous insects found in the field.
Word of the Day – July 10 – Sciential
Adjective: Sciential (sye-EN-shul)Definition:1. Relating to or producing knowledge or science
2. Having efficient knowledge: capableSample sentence: There is no way of arriving at any sciential...
Word of the Day – July 5 – Solstitial
Adjective: Solsitial (sahl-STISH-ul)Definition:1. Of, relating to, or characteristic of a solstice and especially the summer solstice.2. Happening or appearing at or associated...
Word of the Day – July 4 – Grandiose
Adjective: Grandiose (grand-dee-OSS)Definition:1. Characterized by affectation of grandeur or splendor or by absurd exaggeration.2. Impressive because of uncommon largeness, scope, effect, or grandeur.Sample...
Word of the Day – July 2 – Slimsy
Adjective: Slimsy (SLIM-zee)Definition: Flimsy or frailSample sentence: When he asked if she needed a rest, stubbornness caused her to refuse because she didn't...
Word of the Day – June 21 – Amative
Adjective: Amative (AM-uh-tiv)Definition:1. Strongly moved by love.2. Indicative of love or relating to love.Sample sentence: As she looked at her husband, Amy's...






