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06/13/2026

Word of the Day

swivet

[swiv-it]


noun: a state of nervous excitement, haste, or anxiety

Explanation


A swivet is a heightened state of nervousness, the kind that sends you rushing or even spiraling, but often over something small. The word tends to show up in the phrase "in a swivet," and it has a playful sound that softens the feeling it describes. It's easy to find yourself in a swivet, so have a mental escape plan ready for when it happens.


Example: She was in a swivet trying to find the right pasta shape for the pasta salad she planned to bring to the potluck.

06/12/2026

Random Fact

McDonald’s first menu items were hot dogs, not hamburgers.

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

Word of the Day

exhort

[ig-zawrt]


verb: to urge strongly

Explanation


To exhort is to urge someone toward a specific course of action, often by appealing to their better nature. The word shows up in speeches, sermons, and heartfelt appeals where simply suggesting something isn't enough. If you want to really inspire action, you can take it to the next level by exhorting.


Example: The coach began to exhort his players to give their best effort during the final minutes.

06/11/2026

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06/11/2026

Random Fact

Sixty-four percent of consumers have made a purchase decision based on social media content.