Today’s word is going along with the popular interpretation of things—for now. It's an adjective that means “commonly regarded as such” or “reputed; supposed.” Suppose you know what it is? Press play to confirm!

It may be beneficial or in your best interest to incorporate today’s word into your vocabulary! The word is a verb, and it means “to be worthwhile to, as for personal profit or advantage.” What could it be? It's worthwhile to listen!

The motto of today’s word is “Be mine!” The word is a noun that means “eager or excessive desire, especially to possess something,” or “greed.” Do you desire to know more? Tap play now!

No kvetching, please, while we tell you about today’s word! It's a noun that means “a lengthy, detailed explanation or account.” Do you know it? Press play to hear more!

Today’s word is ready to lend a helping hand: it’s a noun, meaning “an aid” or “an auxiliary.” Can you guess it? Need some aid in guessing? Tap play now!

If you’ve ever made furniture using milk crates and duct tape, today’s word is for you! It's a noun that means, “a construction made of whatever materials are at hand,” or “something created from a variety of available things.” Do you know what word it is? Piece it together by listening now!

Happy Easter, wordies—or should we say “hoppy”? Let’s leap right into it: today’s word is an adjective, meaning “of, relating to, or resembling a rabbit or hare.” Do you know it? Listen in to see if you're right!

Rise and shine, wordies—it’s time for some lexical nourishment. Today’s word is an old-fashioned and somewhat humorous noun that means: “a hen's egg used for food.” Cluck, err, click "play" to hear more!

Today’s word will open new doors of understanding. It is a noun, referring to “something that passes everywhere or provides a universal means of passage.” Is this word universally known? Listen now to find out!

Today’s word just can’t seem to take itself seriously. The word is an adjective, meaning “given to, characterized by, intended for, or suited to joking or jesting.” Do you know it? Press play for more word fun!