Word of the day

jd015

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well it turns out the spelling bee forum i started does quite match up with the competition im practicing for. Its actually a vocabualry contest, so if you want to play, post a word of the day, (or four words a day i dont care) with its definition. and check out the competition, in case you want in.. www.winwithwords.com

first word,

hobbledehoy \HOB-uhl-dee-hoy\, noun:
An awkward, gawky young fellow.
 
explorer - a searcher of the unknown

from L. explorare "investigate, search out," said to be originally a hunters' term meaning "set up a loud cry," from ex- "out" + plorare "to cry."

Aiieeeee!! Blue screen again!!!!

Hmmmm... now we know...
 
bilirubin
noun

a reddish yellow pigment that occurs in the bile and blood that causes jaundice if accumulated in excess.

how was that
 
gee, thanks

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junket - a sweet, custurdlike food of flavored milk curdled with rennet (I have tasted in Spain when I was in my friend's home)
 
tapioca - a food substance prepared from cassava in granular, flake, pellet, used in puddings as a thickener ( also tried in my friend's property in Spain here, but it is more asian dish)
 
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