Soft and piercing, cerulean catches the eye. tropical waters gleam of aquamarine and cerulean. Clean and calm it brings peace and ease.

Rob Honolulu

Not just decent or good, but snazzy. Snazzy fills in that small gap in verbiage between the good and the amazing. You know something breaks out of the norm and brings something to the table that any other great thing doesn’t when it’s snazzy.

Rob Honolulu

This was literally one of the first big words my daughters learned to use correctly (and impressively) at a young age. I’ll never forget how proud my oldest daughter was to pepper conversations with this word — or my shock at her usage. Eight years later, it still featured prominently in her vocabulary and [...]

By far the best word in brain anatomy; even more fun to say than hippocampus, amygdala, or putamen.

Levent

When driving to work one morning, I was listening to NPR and they were talking about the potential candidates “posturing” to run for office. I was approaching my exit, and I noticed the cars “posturing” to exit with me. That word comes to mind almost everyday when I near that exit.

Kathy

A word meaning “a very small amount; a shred,” it comes from the Latin word for “spark” and is often used in the law world to describe evidence. I like it because it is so fun to say, with the smooth hiss at the beginning to the pop in the middle and the end [...]