Word of the Day

• Ferret 
• To bring notice of something forward
• Verb 
• The vaccine for polio was ferreted out by Jonas Salk.
• The rats in the kitchen were ferreted out by the exterminator.

Word of The Day

• Consecrated 
• Something that its made holy 
• Adjective 
• The consecrated Indian Burial Grounds cursed whoever settled on them.
• The church is a place for consecrated worship.

Word of the Day

• Rampant 
• Uncontrolled 
• Adjective 
• The dragon ran rampant throughout the town. 
• The rampant honey badger destroyed the home of the ants. 

Word of the Day

• Dislocate 
• To lose something 
• verb 
• I dislocated my phone, then found it after i bought a new one. 
• After Christine dislocated her wallet, her identity was stolen. 

Word of the Day

• Mandatory 
• Required 
• Adjective 
• The mandatory health inspection threatened to close the restaurant. 
• The assignment was mandatory and whoever didn't do it failed. 

Word of the Day October 10 & 11

• Labile
• Adaptable 
• Adjective 
• The honey badger is a very labile creature. 
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Word of the Day

• Chromatic 
• Related to Colors 
• Adjective 
• The signs held up at the sports event were very chromatic. 
• His jersey collection was organized in a chromatic way. 

Word of the Day

• Gruesome 
• Ugly or Frightful 
• Adjective
• The injury was so gruesome I could hardly look at it.
• My friend's Halloween costume was gruesome. 

Word of the Day

• Desultory 
• Going from one thing to another without a logical order 
• Adjective 
• The recipe seemed to be desultory, but the cookies turned out to be exceptional  
• The student's essay was desultory.

Word of the Day October 1st & 2nd

• Camouflage 
• A disguise to used to blend in
• Noun 
• The soldier's camouflage allowed him to blend into the grass. 
•  My camouflage helped me blend in with the red wall. 
• Corpulent 
• Obese 
• Adjective 
• The corpulent man waddled his way into McDonald's for the 3rd time that day. 
• The slaughter house chose only the most healthy and corpulent cows for the meat.