Word of the Day
“You learn something new every day"…is a phrase that is made of words. And there are just waayyy too many words. So God invented the Word Of The Day calendar. Wait. Humanity invented the Word Of The Day calendar. God invented the Tower of Babel, which made every language a jumbled mess. Cracked then invented (citation needed) the idea that English should borrow from foreign languages. Just another way this website is fixing that ol' geezer-deity's mistakes.
Everything we write here is words, so learning new ones is good. We play Wordle to keep our brains sharp. We also like learning about words' weird origins. Language evolves, after all, and we don't want to offend. Choose your words carefully, you know? Best to be polite, which we think is the official language of Canada.
9 Foreign Words the English Language Desperately Needs
While we were busy fumbling with hand gestures and illustrations like cavemen, other cultures just made up the perfect words and phrases to encapsulate those little everyday moments filled with ... uh ... je ne sais quoi.
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- By Cole Gamble, Cathal McGuigan
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2614 8 Words the Internet Loves to Confuse With Other Words
Since everyone knows online humor columns by obscure writers are extremely effective in changing society, We're sure misuse of these words will no longer a problem.
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- By Christina H
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8 Words You're Confusing With Other Words
And you know what, if people are going to spell 'receive' wrong or complain about
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- By Christina H
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6 Words That Need to Be Banned from the English Language
There are a few words that, very often, make me sick to my stomach, and, it turns out, I'm not the only one.
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- By Daniel O'Brien
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