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Date Posted Article 10 hours ago kenspeckle: Dictionary.com Word of the Day kenspeckle: conspicuous; easily seen or recognized. Yesterday rubric: Dictionary.com Word of the Day rubric: a title, heading, or the like, written or printed in red or otherwise distinguished from the rest of the text. Sep 5, 2010 zetetic: Dictionary.com Word of the Day zetetic: proceeding by inquiry; investigating. Sep 4, 2010 degage: Dictionary.com Word of the Day degage: unconstrained; easy, as in manner or style. Sep 3, 2010 cachinnate: Dictionary.com Word of the Day cachinnate: to laugh loudly or immoderately. Sep 2, 2010 bilocation: Dictionary.com Word of the Day bilocation: the state of being or the ability to be in two places at the same time. Sep 1, 2010 anacoluthia: Dictionary.com Word of the Day anacoluthia: lack of grammatical sequence or coherence, esp. in a sentence. Aug 31, 2010 beek: Dictionary.com Word of the Day beek: to bask or warm in the sunshine or before a fire. Aug 30, 2010 shenanigan: Dictionary.com Word of the Day shenanigan: mischief; prankishness. Aug 29, 2010 kith: Dictionary.com Word of the Day kith: acquaintances, friends, neighbors, or the like. Aug 28, 2010 couchant: Dictionary.com Word of the Day couchant: lying down; crouching; reclining. Aug 27, 2010 schlep: Dictionary.com Word of the Day schlep: to move slowly, awkwardly, or tediously. Aug 26, 2010 orthoepy: Dictionary.com Word of the Day orthoepy: the study of correct pronunciation. Aug 25, 2010 galore: Dictionary.com Word of the Day galore: in abundance; in plentiful amounts. Aug 24, 2010 lupine: Dictionary.com Word of the Day lupine: savage; ravenous; predatory. Aug 23, 2010 distrain: Dictionary.com Word of the Day distrain: to seize the property of (a person) in order to compel payment of debts.