The Word of the Day is an adverb that means “toward or by the sea.” Do you know it? Listen now and then check out more here!

The Word of the Day is a noun that refers to “a Renaissance fiddle with a pear-shaped body tapering into a neck that ends in a sickle-shaped or scroll-shaped pegbox.” Want to know more about it? Listen now and then click here!

The Word of the Day is an adjective that means “characterized by bitter or scornful derision,” “mocking,” “sneering,” or “cynical.” Do you know it? Listen now and then check out more here!

The Word of the Day is a noun that refers to “a small three-legged table or stand.” Want to know more about it? Listen now and then click here!

The Word of the Day is a noun that means “a reward, recompense, or requital.” Do you know it? Listen now and then check out more here!

The Word of the Day is a noun that means “scattered members” or “disjointed portions or parts” and is often applied to fragments of poetry or fragmentary quotations. Do you know it? Listen now and then check out more here!

The Word of the Day is an adjective that means “of or relating to marshes.” Want to know more about it? Listen now and then click here!

The Word of the Day is a noun that means “anoxia, or depletion of oxygen, in a body of water, along with a high level of hydrogen sulfide, a condition toxic to aquatic organisms.” Do you know it? Listen now and then check out more here!

The Word of the Day is a noun with origins in the Indigenous languages of the Americas, which have not received sufficient documentation and analysis as compared to other languages. Support them as part of the UNESCO Indigenous Languages Decade!

The Word of the Day is an adjective that means “containing iron and magnesium, with little or no silica.” Want to know more about it? Listen now and then click here!