Dictionary Community

What do call people who don't drink Tea or coffee

There is no single, universally established English word for someone who hates tea and coffee. People on platforms like Stack Exchange generally agree that you have to describe them using terms like a non-coffee drinker, tea/coffee-averse, or caffeine-avoidant.If you are just looking for general... read more

I was bored so I chose lunch

Chat dictionary on dating apps: "Hi, how are you? What's your name? Where do you live?" I'm so tired, this feels like a TOEFL exam simulation😂👊🏻 If you just want to ask that, let's take a listening test together.

Word Of The Day

Snerdle (verb): To wrap up cosily beneath the covers and hold off the day for a little longer. Pronunciation: [snur-dl] Etymology: 18th-century Yorkshire dialect, documented in Joseph Wright's English Dialect Dictionary. Snerdle is a powerful word because it laughs directly in the face of... read more

Poppy

The poppy flower is defined by the dictionary. The bright redness of hope is explained; In parentheses “Showy flower, milky sap, rounded seed capsules.” It takes away the magic a bit, I think because they remind me of you. The springiness and strong survival strength. The brightness and the... (edited) read more

Soooooo.... I discovered a word that apparently nobody ever noticed was missing?

I had a feeling. And I couldn't quite place what that feeling was. Do I feel love? No... Do I like watching? Not that. What is it about it??? Well, it turns out I was thinking way too hard: I was experiencing the feeling that arrives when you finally notice something. The feeling that... read more

Me adding literal words to your dictionary 🤓💅 your welcome