In Toastmasters we announce and track use of a “Word of the Day.” Doing so allows us to practice words that we might not use in our everyday speech to expand our vocabulary. It is a great way to make your speech more eloquent. Today’s word: argot argot \AHR-go; -gut\, noun: 1. A specialized and [...]

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In Toastmasters we announce and track use of a “Word of the Day.” Doing so allows us to practice words that we might not use in our everyday speech to expand our vocabulary. It is a great way to make your speech more eloquent. Today’s word: Laudable –adjective 1. deserving praise; praiseworthy; commendable: Reorganizing the [...]

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In Toastmasters we announce and track use of a “Word of the Day.” Doing so allows us to practice words that we might not use in our everyday speech to expand our vocabulary. Today’s word: Surly – adjective 1. churlishly rude or bad-tempered: a surly waiter. 2. unfriendly or hostile; menacingly irritable: a surly old [...]

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In Toastmasters we announce and track use of a “Word of the Day.” Doing so allows us to practice words that we might not use in our everyday speech to expand our vocabulary. It is a great way to make your speech more eloquent. Today’s word: Caustic caus·tic –adjective 1. capable of burning, corroding, or [...]

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propound \pruh-POWND\, transitive verb: To offer for consideration; to put forward; to propose. When Samuelson first propounded this potentially radical idea, it was greeted with astonishment, bordering on outrage. – Jonathan Davis, “Samuelson’s argument still holds true”, Independent, October 4, 1997 Aristarchus not only challenged God, but he, and then Copernicus, propounded a theory that [...]

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