Today’s word of the day is dumbfound. The word dumbfound is a verb. It means to greatly astonish someone. People who watch other people...

Happy Father’s Day! Naturally, our word of the day today is father. The word father is a noun which, like the word mother, has more than...

Have you ever wondered about what might have happened on this day in history? I sure do! Today, I want to take a quick glance in the past...

Today’s word of the day is “bumbershoot”. The word bumbershoot is a noun and to make it plural, just add ‘s’, i.e. bumbershoots. It...

Today's word of the day is widdershins. Widdershins is an adverb. Simply, it means counterclockwise. The long meaning is: in a direction...

This week's grammar topic is interjections. An interjection is a word or expression that occurs as an utterance on its own and can...

Todays word of the day is gardyloo! Gardyloo is an interjection. It was used to warn people who were passing by of waste that was about...

Today's word of the day is lollygag! Lollygag is a verb that means spending time aimlessly, or to be idle, or dawdle. Obviously, you...

As many people celebrate the lenten season, and that season has started as of today, today's word of the day is fast. Fast can be used as...

Last week, we took a small look at homonyms. This week, it's all about homophones! A homophone is a type of homonym, where the words...

Today's word of the day might be familiar to most people. It's malarkey! Malarkey is a noun that means nonsense, or meaningless talk....

Today's word of the day is cattywampus. Cattywampus can either be used as an adjective or an adverb. As an adjective it means askew,...

Today's word of the day is snickersnee. Snickersnee is a noun. It is a knife that is used as a weapon. Ever heard the expression, "Don't...

Today's word of the day is pandiculation. Pandiculation is a noun that means the act of stretching oneself. Stretching has to be one of...

This week in grammar, we'll talk about homonyms. Homonyms are words that sound alike but have different meanings. Some examples of...

What does the word omnipotent mean?

Today's word of the day is abibliophobia. Abibliophobia is the fear of running out of reading material. I love a good book, don't you?...