This word has appeared in 77 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year. Can you use it in a sentence? By The Learning Network This word has appeared in 71 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year ...

Yet this is less an ABC story than the ploy behind choosing a fancier term within your vocab’s ABC. Why say pusillanimous when mousy does the trick? Or does it? Roget’s confirms the words are ...

Widgets can be found in any app that chooses to implement them, not just the Apple native ones. Most of the apps on this list are free to download, with a select few requiring a one-time purchase ...

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In the early days of rock climbing, athletes had a simple choice: Slip on a pair of rubber-soled high-tops or don a pair of heavy hiking boots. Suffice to say, footwear was limited and unsuited to ...

Pakistani prodigy Bilal Asher, the world under-14 Scrabble champion, exemplifies the rising popularity of the game among Pakistani youth. With English rooted in the colonial past, schools and ...

"Dram", meaning a measure of whisky. "Turm", describing a cavalry unit. "Taupie", a foolish youngster. Not words in a typical teen's vocabulary, but all come easily ...

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