U.S. Dictionary Blog

1. Thanks (noun): Expression of gratitude. 2. Thanks (interjection): Informal acknowledgment or appreciation. 3. Thanks (verb, archaic): To express gratitude…

1. Valedictorian (noun): Top-performing student in academics. 2. Valedictorian (noun): Student delivering the farewell speech at graduation. 3. Valedictorian (noun):…

1. Related (adjective): Connected or associated with something else. 2. Related (adjective): Belonging to the same group, family, or type.…

1. POC (noun): Person of Color 2. POC (abbreviation): Proof of Concept 3. POC (abbreviation): Point of Contact The term…

1. Light (noun): The natural agent that makes things visible by stimulating sight. 2. Light (adjective): Having little weight; not…

1. Cupid (noun): The Roman god of love, often depicted as a winged child with a bow and arrows. 2.…

1. Ransom (noun): A sum of money or payment demanded or paid for the release of a captive. 2. Ransom…

1. FTW (abbreviation): For The Win; an expression used to convey excitement, support, or endorsement, often in competitive or celebratory…

1. Bully (noun): A person who habitually seeks to harm, intimidate, or coerce those who are weaker or vulnerable. 2.…

1. Story (noun): A narrative, either fictional or real, that recounts events, experiences, or an account of something. 2. Story…

1. Detail (noun): Small part. 2. Detail (verb): Explain thoroughly. 3. Detail (noun): Specific information. 4. Detail (verb): Assign responsibility.…

1. Mod (noun): 1960s subculture. 2. Mod (noun): Software modification. 3. Mod (adjective): Modern or stylish. 4. Mod (verb): To…

1. Clown (noun): A comedic performer often found in circuses or entertainment venues. 2. Clown (verb): To behave in a…

1. TL;DR (abbreviation): Too long; didn’t read. 2. TL;DR (noun): A concise summary or brief explanation of a longer text.…

1. Ad hoc (adjective): Specific purpose. 2. Ad hoc (adverb): As needed. 3. Ad hoc (Latin origin): For this purpose.…