Word of the Day #30: Plethora

Plethora: an abundance, a superabundance; an excess or oversupply of something  The United States has a plethora of natural resources.  And, it’s a good thing, too.  According to Peter Zeihan in his book, The End of the World is Just the Beginning, America, due to its...

Word of the Day #29: Perfervid

Perfervid: intense emotion, full of intense emotion; ardent; zealous Perfervid comes from the Latin word perfervidus, meaning very hot. In Latin, fervidus means glowing hot, or ardent. Adding per to the word only intensifies it. The letters don’t need to be...

Word of the Day #28: Berserk

Berserk: violently or frenetically destructive; wildly destructive To go berserk is to have a fit of destructive rage.   Berserk came into English from Old Norse.  In Old Norse, a berserkr was a raging warrior.  The Norse word is likely a combination of ber (bear) and...

Word of the Day #27: Galore

Galore: plenty; abundantly; in abundance Galore is from the Irish go leór meaning sufficiently, enough.   May you find black Friday deals galore out there today. Synonyms: plenty, aplenty, abundant, ample ================================================= Into Words? ...