U.S. Dictionary Blog

1. Hypocrite (noun): A person who pretends to have moral or ethical beliefs, principles, or virtues that they do not…

1. Beam (noun): A long, sturdy piece of wood, metal, or other material used in construction as a horizontal support…

1. Stitch (noun): A single loop of thread or yarn in sewing, knitting, or embroidery. 2. Stitch (noun): A sharp…

1. Screen (noun): A flat or curved surface on which images, text, or video are displayed, such as on televisions,…

1. Boy (noun): A male child or young man. 2. Boy (noun): A term used to describe a young or…

1. Trope (noun): A figurative or metaphorical use of a word or expression. 2. Trope (noun): A recurrent theme or…

1. Transfer (noun): The act of moving something or someone from one place, position, or situation to another. 2. Transfer…

1. Label (noun): A piece of paper, cloth, or similar material attached to an object to provide information about it.…

1. Close (adjective): Near in distance or time. 2. Close (adjective): Intimate or affectionate in a relationship. 3. Close (adjective):…

1. Prototype (noun): An original model or first version of something from which other forms are developed or copied. 2.…

1. Read (verb): To interpret or comprehend the meaning of written or printed text. 2. Read (verb): To look at…

1. Profile (noun): A description or analysis of a person's abilities, personality, or career. 2. Profile (noun): The outline or…

1. Capstone (noun): A finishing stone or element at the top of a structure, often the last to be placed.…

1. Cro-Magnon (noun): An early modern human of the Upper Paleolithic, classified as Homo sapiens, known for its advanced tools…

1. View (noun): The ability to see something or to be seen from a particular place. 2. View (verb): To…