Ever so suddenly, it's April 26! And today's Word of the Day explains that feeling perfectly.

There is no substitute for Dictionary.com's Word of the Day. But if there were, this word for April 25 might come in handy.

The Word of the Day for April 24 is a noun, and it means: "the scientific study of trees and their environment." Branch out and add this term to your vocabulary.

It's April 23rd, also known as Shakespeare Day. Sometimes known as Talk Like Shakespeare Day. To that end, our Word of the Day is Shakespeare-themed, of course.

Happy Earth Day! In celebration, listen to our Word of the Day for April 22. It's an important one!

The Word of the Day for April 21 is a noun, meaning "a small lie; a fib." In modern terminology, we might call this a "white lie." Have you used this one before?

The Word of the Day for April 20 is a noun, meaning "winding, roundabout paths or ways." With a definition like that, you know it's one you'll want to add to your vocabulary.

We encounter the Word of the Day for April 19 most often in the context of visual art, but it is also applied to the trappings or representations of pop culture much more broadly. Have you seen this word before?

The Word of the Day for April 18 has a slight onomatopoeic ring to it. Listen to hear this fun-to-say word and learn how to incorporate it into your vocabulary.

Brevity is the soul of wit, so we'll keep this short: the Word of the Day for April 17 is one you're going to want to learn.