Week of Nov 28 2025
Putting it all together Kernels of the Week ending Nov 28 2025 All the shoppers that splurged on the homologous colored ice cream...
Read more →Putting it all together Kernels of the Week ending Nov 28 2025 All the shoppers that splurged on the homologous colored ice cream...
Read more →A South African deputy Cabinet minister, John Bogo-Zulu, later held a news conference to formally announced that “mistakes had happened” and Jantjie was their Borat.
Read more →[splurj] Phonetic (Standard) IPA (still some type of beer) Verb to indulge oneself in some luxury or pleasure, especially a costly one. Noun an...
Read more →[ga-stron–uh-mee] Phonetic (Standard) IPA (this has to be a beer) noun the art or science of good eating or a style of cooking or...
Read more →[awr-thoh–uh-pee, awr-thoh-ep-ee] Phonetic (Standard)IPA (bitter beer) noun the study of correct pronunciation. corresponding in structure and in origin, but not necessarily in function. examples He...
Read more →[huh–mol–uh-guhs, hoh-] Phonetic (Standard)IPA (still some type of beer) adjective having the same or a similar relation; corresponding, as in relative position or structure...
Read more →[muhs-i-teyt] Phonetic (Standard)IPA (still some type of beer) Obsolete – mussitated, mussitating to mutter; mumble. Origin 1620–30; < Latin mussitātus (to sound nasally be full...
Read more →Putting it all together Kernels of the Week ending Nov 21 2025 Jake was cooking up a quixotic mixture of 11 herbs and spices,...
Read more →[lim-uh-nl] Phonetic (Standard)IPA (still a bitter type of beer) Psychological adjective: the threshold at which a stimulus begins to produce an effect (see stroking)...
Read more →Sometimes quix·ot·i·cal [kwik-sot-ik] Phonetic (Standard)IPA (another type of beer) adjective – short version: characterized by impractical idealism Origins of quixotic first recorded in 1805–15...
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