foetid

It may sound celebrated, but it’s really smellebrated. Continue reading →

jejune

A word Ward Cleaver might cry out when served a meagre, insipid portion. Continue reading →

flibbertigibbet

An Aussie shiraz of a word, waving its ample endowments to all and sundry. Continue reading →

spleen

A word made to be said by Scrooge or the Grinch, Continue reading →

largesse

An expansive and expensive word. Continue reading →

inveigle

A dark knotting root of a word. Continue reading →

alfalfa

A word that waves in the wind. Continue reading →

coruscating

A rough diamond. Continue reading →

sarcophagus

A word to eat dry flesh with. In fact, a word that eats flesh, dry or otherwise. Continue reading →

introducing word tasting notes

Well, if we can have tasting notes on wine, cheese, beer, vodka, etc. ad inf. ad naus., why the heck not on words? My first three were chosen completely randomly (with the aid of random.org and Merriam-Webster). I welcome suggestions for future tastings. I do not think we will run out of words to taste.