bergschrund
From German mountaineering origins (and nasal infections), the term evokes both danger and awe.
Read more →From German mountaineering origins (and nasal infections), the term evokes both danger and awe.
Read more →[suhb-fuhsk] Phonetic (Standard) IPA (still some type of beer) adjective devoid of brightness or appeal; drab, dull, or dark EXPLANATION subfusc describes things that...
Read more →[fa-stid-ee-uhs, fuh-] Phonetic (Standard) IPA (still some type of beer) adjective excessively particular, critical, or demanding; hard to please requiring or characterized by excessive...
Read more →[bos-kij] Phonetic (Standard) IPA (still some type of beer) noun a mass of trees or shrubs; wood, grove, or thicket. EXPLANATION boscage is...
Read more →Putting it all together Kernels of the Week ending Dec 5 2025 My family swears our consanguinity is unbreakable like the Bruce Willis movie,...
Read more →[pahr-suh-moh-nee] Phonetic (Standard) IPA (still some type of beer) noun extreme or excessive economy or frugality; stinginess; miserliness. – ref scrooge EXPLANATION...
Read more →[fuhl-gyuh-reyt] Phonetic (Standard)IPA (still some type of beer) verb to flash or dart like lightning. EXPLANATION fulgurate often mixed up with flatulate its smelly cousin but...
Read more →She had all that curio drained out of her when the situation got real.
Read more →[ puh–ley-dee-uhn ] Phonetic (Standard) IPA (still bitter beer) adjective pertaining to wisdom, knowledge, or study EXPLANATION palladian often used in place of pla-again or...
Read more →[kon-sang-gwin-i-tee] Phonetic (Standard) IPA (still some type of beer) noun relationship by descent from a common ancestor; kinship, a close relationship or connection EXPLANATION...
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