Word of the Day

brought to a state of ruin

engrave, sculpture

to say that you do not have (something, such as knowledge, responsibility, etc.)

a yellow-flowered Eurasian cinquefoil (Potentilla erecta synonym P. tormentilla) with a root sometimes used in tanning and dyeing

a rope or chain used for towing vehicles

enjoying the company of other people

goodbye—usually spoken

a person who loads and unloads ships at a port : longshoreman

a substance that prevents blood from forming clots

a person who is not a graduate

gangplank

the quality or state of being profligate

an area that has its own local church and priest or minister

to move and organize (things) into a particular order or position

lasting for a long time

not penitent

the quality of being honest and fair

capable of being easily taught and trained to do something better

a person who has scientific training and who designs and builds complicated products, machines, systems, or structures : a person who specializes in a...

property that you receive from your father when he dies : inheritance

Pronounced: tween (like "between" without the be-) Meaning: A kid between childhood and teenage years. Usually 8 to 12 years old. Not a little kid any...

A term used in biology, psychology, and business. Meaning: A situation where you have to sacrifice one important ability to be good at another. You ha...

This is part of the idiom: *"throw everything but the kitchen sink at it"* Meaning: To use every possible thing, method, or resource you can think of....

The phrase "if the fish comes out of the water to tell you the crocodile is sick, believe it" is a well-known African proverb. It means you should tru...