Word of the Day✨

1. He felt like a pillock after forgetting his own birthday party. 2. Don’t be a pillock—read the instructions before starting! 3. Everyone laughed when he called himself a pillock for making such a silly mistake.

1. She sat by the window, looking pensive as she thought about the future. 2. His pensive mood made everyone around him quiet and reflective. 3. After hearing the news, he became pensive, lost in deep thought.

1. He wouldn’t stop yammering about his vacation for hours. 2. The kids began to yammer loudly as soon as the teacher left the room. 3. She could hear her neighbors yammering on the phone late at night.

1. Her vulpine nature made her exceptionally cunning in business negotiations. 2. His vulpine grin made her suspicious of his intentions. 3. The story featured a clever, vulpine character who outsmarted everyone.

1. Her winsome smile instantly brightened the room. 2. The child’s winsome charm made everyone adore him. 3. He had a winsome personality that attracted many friends.

1. The politician's mendacious statements misled many voters. 2. She refused to listen to his mendacious excuses any longer. 3. The article was filled with mendacious claims that were quickly debunked.

1. She danced with such gusto that everyone cheered. 2. He tackled the project with gusto, eager to succeed. 3. The children played their games with gusto all afternoon.

1. He lived a frugal lifestyle, saving money wherever he could. 2. They found frugal ways to decorate their home on a budget. 3. Her frugal habits helped her save for a vacation.

1. The story was a farrago of lies and half-truths. 2. His speech turned into a farrago of confusing ideas. 3. The movie was a strange farrago of comedy, drama, and horror.

1. The sun reached its zenith at noon, shining directly overhead. 2. She was at the zenith of her career when she won the award. 3. The company hit its zenith with record-breaking sales last year.

1. She looked absolutely ravishing in her red dress. 2. The sunset over the ocean was a ravishing sight. 3. The garden was filled with ravishing flowers in full bloom.

1. She remained sanguine about the future despite the challenges. 2. He had a sanguine outlook on the success of the project. 3. Even in difficult times, his sanguine attitude kept everyone hopeful.