In a word: Is 'cheat' Maine's top Wordle word? - Lewiston Sun Journal
Mainers, it seems, are more likely to cheat at Wordle than residents of any other state in the nation (we’re No. 1!, we’re No. 1!).
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Mainers, it seems, are more likely to cheat at Wordle than residents of any other state in the nation (we’re No. 1!, we’re No. 1!).
Consider 'uhtceare,' though your doctor wouldn't recommend it: a seldom-seen Old English word meaning 'lying awake before dawn and worrying.'
'Partygate' — the goings-on by former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his ilk during the COVID-19 lockdown — was one word being considered by Collins Dictionary.
Famous bears, pesky S's, 360-degree turns and well-honed targets are in our sights this week. And the bead goes on.
Christmas will soon be here, so what better time to take a look at some of the words associated with the holiday beginning with the big day itself?