Word of the Week: bibliophate (BIB-lee-uh-feyj), noun; 1. An ardent reader; a bookworm.   Did they seriously just say that? "He speaks English, Spanish, and he’s bilingual too." - Don King Weekly...

Word of the Week:  lucubrate (LOO-kyoo-breyt), verb; 1. To work, write, or study laboriously, especially at night. 2. To write learnedly.   Did they seriously just say that? "I do not like this...

Word of the Week: nyctophobia (nik-tuh-FOH-bee-uh), noun; 1. An abnormal fear of night or darkness.   Did they seriously just say that? "Fiction writing is great.  You can make up almost...

Word of the Week: Woolgathering (WOOL-gath-(uh)-ring), adjective; 1. Indulgence in idle daydreaming.     Did they seriously just say that? "What’s Wal-Mart?  Do they sell, like...

Word of the Week: lummox(LUHM-uhks), noun; 1. A clumsy, stupid person.   Did they seriously just say that? "Oh, God, I struggle with low self-esteem all the time!  I think everyone does. I...

Word of the Week: cosmogony (koz-MOG-uh-nee) n. 1. A theory or story of the origin and development of the universe. Did they seriously just say that? "I think that gay marriage is something...