Poltophagy comes from the Greek poltos (porridge) and the combining form of phagein (to eat).
Tuesday Word: poltophagy
Poltophagy comes from the Greek poltos (porridge) and the combining form of phagein (to eat).
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Wednesday Word: Sfumato
Sfumato - noun. Sfumato is an art term that describes a painting technique where the edges are blurred and blended, leaving a super soft…
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Saturday Word: Zarf
Howdy friends, I'm still here! I'm barrelling towards the end of the semester and haven't had a few minutes to sit down and queue up entries. Zarf…
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Sunday Word: Ensorcelled, ensorceled
Ensorcelled, ensorceled [en- sawr- suhl -d] past tense verb: bewitched, enchanted Examples: 'Charity,' drawing from W W's 'The Monkey's…
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