Word of the day: Natter (verb, noun) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences (Verb): Example Sentences (Noun): Conversation Example: Person 1: “There’s been a lot of nattering in the break room lately.” Person 2: “Yeah, it seems some people are more interested in gossip … Read more
Word of the day: Jostle (verb) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “Ugh, the train is so crowded! I can barely move.” Person 2: “Yeah, it’s getting pretty bad. We might have to jostle our way to the exit later.” … Read more
Word of the day: Dwell (verb) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example (Focusing on the overthinking meaning): Person 1: “I keep replaying that awkward conversation in my head. How do I stop dwelling on it?” Person 2: “It’s understandable. Try to distract … Read more
Word of the day: Fickle (adjective) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “I can’t decide what movie to watch. I feel so fickle tonight!” Person 2: “How about a comedy? We can always switch it up if you get bored.” … Read more
Word of the day: Gob (noun, informal) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Important Note: Conversation Example (Focusing on the “lump” meaning): Person 1: “Ugh, I stepped in gum!” Person 2: “Here, let me help you get that gob off your shoe.” Can you … Read more
Word of the day: Waft (verb) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Did You Know? Conversation Example: Can you use waft in a sentence of your own? Share your example in the comments below.
Word of the day: Rambler (noun) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example (Focusing on the organized walk meaning): Person 1: “I’m looking for ways to get some exercise and explore the outdoors more.” Person 2: “Have you considered joining a rambling group? … Read more
Word of the day: Plethora (noun) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “I’m feeling overwhelmed by all the information I need to study for this exam!” Person 2: “Don’t worry, take a deep breath. There seems to be a plethora … Read more
Word of the day: Loaf (noun, verb) Possible Meanings: Subscribe to our newsletter and we’ll deliver fresh vocabulary straight to your inbox! Example Sentences (Noun – Bread): Example Sentences (Noun – Slang – Less Common): Example Sentences (Verb): Did You Know? Conversation Example: Person 1: “I’m feeling a bit burned out. Maybe I should take … Read more
Word of the day: Ostentatious (adjective) Possible Meanings: Example Sentences: Conversation Example: Person 1: “Did you see the new neighbor’s mansion? It’s huge and gaudy!” Person 2: “Yes, it’s a bit too ostentatious for my taste. I prefer a more modest style.” Can you use ostentatious in a sentence of your own? Share your example … Read more