Word of the day - Insipid

insipid

PRONUNCIATION:

(ins.sip.id)

MEANING:

adj: Lacking flavor or zest; not tasty. Lacking qualities that excite, stimulate, or interest; dull.

Usage

That meal Mel's mum prepared was insipid - left my taste buds sore from tastelessness. 

I find that chick to be a very insipid little fiend. 

Word of the Day - Chicanery

chicanery PRONUNCIATION: (shi-KAY-nuh-ree) MEANING: noun: Deception by trickery or sophistry. ETYMOLOGY: From French chicaner (to quibble). USAGE: She would have seen much political chicanery in our United Kingdom. After eight years of financial chicanery, he concludes, " the Chancellor has produced an Enron for Africa.

Word of the Day

Starting from sometime later this afternoon, the blog will begin to feature something called Word Of the Day (WOD for short) or sometimes with the prefix 'New'. This will contain new words that will help boost your vocabulary. Given that this is a gentleman's blog, it's expected your vocabulary be of Gently caliber. Some of them are words I have stored in my notebook some others will be words i cane across while reading or simply from the internet. Enjoy and keep watch for the words, who knows you could learn a thing or two.