The Word of the Day for April 6 was coined by the celebrated author Lewis Carroll; it is the name of a nonsense poem in his novel Through the Looking Glass. Do you have a guess?

The Word of the Day for April 5 may have an old-fashioned, literary ring to it, but it is actually still a useful word across a variety of genres and writing styles. Listen to hear what it is!

The Word of the Day for April 4 deserves your full attention. Press play and listen closely to learn more about this unique word.

Today we're getting personal ... with Dictionary.com's Word of the Day for Friday April 3 that is. Listen to see how.

It's April 2, and today's Word of the Day is all about perception. Press play to learn about this interesting term.

Believe it or not, we've reached April 1. And Dictionary.com's Word of the Day is no joke today ... or any day.

Watch out, the Word of the Day for March 31st may cause you to smile. Listen to add this happy word to your vocabulary.

The Word of the Day for March 30th is full of character. Or make that characters.

This Sunday, we hope you are feeling comfortable and relaxed. In other words, the opposite of the Word of the Day for March 29.

It's March 28 and the Word of the Day is an adjective, meaning "accustomed." Are you accustomed to listening to our daily podcast yet?