J.D. Cannon

Increase your word power by incorporating my word for the weekend into your own vocabulary. Try using it this weekend.

Today’s word for the weekend is schlemiel. Leave a comment showing how you would use the word in a sentence. Have a great day..and don’t forget to come back for Monday’s Word of the Week.

schlemiel (n) an unlucky, awkward person for whom things never turn out right

Increase your word power by incorporating my word of the week into your own vocabulary. Today’s word is foudroyant. Leave a comment showing how you would use the word in a sentence. Have a great day…and don’t forget to come back for Friday’s Word for the Weekend.

foudroyant (adj) striking as with lightening; stunning & dazzling in effect

Increase your word power by incorporating my word for the weekend into your own vocabulary. Try using it this weekend.

Today’s word for the weekend is schmatte. Leave a comment showing how you would use the word in a sentence. Have a great day..and don’t forget to come back for Monday’s Word of the Week.

schmatte (n) an old ragged garment, a tattered article of clothing

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Today’s word for the weekend is spoonerism. Leave a comment showing how you would use the word in a sentence. Have a great day..and don’t forget to come back for Monday’s Word of the Week.

spoonerism (n) accidental transposition of initial sounds of words

e.g., blushing crow instead of crushing blow

Increase your word power by incorporating my word of the week into your own vocabulary. Today’s word is bombinate. Leave a comment showing how you would use the word in a sentence. Have a great day…and don’t forget to come back for Friday’s Word for the Weekend.

bombinate (v) to make a humming or buzzing noise