Book clubs and language lessons are two great ways to combine reading new words and sharing them with others, Prof. Wright said. So is playing social word games. For example, expanding your vocabulary ...

Lollygag, a 19th-century American verb, describes wasting time or moving slowly, often with a playful, mildly negative tone.

Logorrhea describes excessive, uncontrollable talking, conveying a sense of speaking at great length without pause or focus. This noun, originating from Greek for 'flow of words,' highlights the ...

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Overslaugh describes being unfairly overlooked for recognition or advancement. This formal word, rooted in nautical terms, highlights disappointment and frustration. While less common in daily talk, ...

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A gambit, originating from chess, signifies a calculated risk for a greater advantage. This strategic move, often an opening ...

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