U.S. Dictionary Blog

1. Exponent (noun): A person who supports, explains, or advocates for an idea, belief, or theory. 2. Exponent (noun): A…

1. Feasible (adjective): Possible to do easily or conveniently 2. Feasible (adjective): Likely to succeed or be effective 3. Feasible…

1. Ambivert (noun): A person whose personality has a balance of extrovert and introvert features. 2. Ambivert (noun): An individual…

1. Domicile (noun): A place of permanent residence. 2. Domicile (noun): A legal residence used for tax or jurisdiction purposes.…

1. Mentee (noun): A person who is advised, trained, or counseled by a mentor 2. Mentee (noun): An individual receiving…

1. Placeholder (noun): A person or thing that temporarily fills a position. 2. Placeholder (noun): A symbol or text used…

1. Thank-you (noun): An expression of gratitude, usually in the form of words or a written note. 2. Thank-you (adjective):…

1. Genuine (adjective): Truly what something is said to be; authentic or real. 2. Genuine (adjective): Sincere or honest in…

1. Enjoy (verb): To take pleasure in or derive satisfaction from something. 2. Enjoy (verb): To experience something as beneficial…

1. Rescind (verb): To revoke, cancel, or repeal a law, order, or agreement. 2. Rescind (verb): To invalidate or withdraw…

1. "Daughter" (noun): A female child in relation to her parents. 2. "Daughter" (noun): A female descendant, especially one from…

1. Criticism (noun): The act of analyzing, judging, or evaluating something, especially in a detailed or thoughtful manner. 2. Criticism…

1. Pickup line (noun): A rehearsed or witty remark intended to start a conversation with someone one is romantically interested…

1. Empirical (adjective): Based on observation, experience, or experiment rather than theory or pure logic. 2. Empirical (adjective): Derived from…

1. Accomplice (noun): A person who knowingly helps another in committing a crime or wrongdoing. 2. Accomplice (noun): Someone who…