k.maxfield commented on the word ludibrious
“Apt to be a subject of jest or mockery” – This word describes a person, thing or situation that is likely to be the butt of jokes. Use it when you want to sound justified in poking fun at someone. “How could I resist? He’s just so ludibrious.”
November 30, 2011
k.maxfield commented on the word carità pelosa
From Italian
Generosity with an ulterior motive (noun)
Literally "hairy kindness"
October 16, 2011
k.maxfield commented on the word kyoikumama
Pronunciation: key-OH-ee-koo-mama
Literal meaning: "education mama"
These are the kind of mothers who stress out about enrolling their kids in highly selective kindergartens.
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k.maxfield commented on the word ludibrious
“Apt to be a subject of jest or mockery” – This word describes a person, thing or situation that is likely to be the butt of jokes. Use it when you want to sound justified in poking fun at someone. “How could I resist? He’s just so ludibrious.”
November 30, 2011
k.maxfield commented on the word carità pelosa
From Italian
Generosity with an ulterior motive (noun)
Literally "hairy kindness"
October 16, 2011
k.maxfield commented on the word kyoikumama
Pronunciation: key-OH-ee-koo-mama
Literal meaning: "education mama"
These are the kind of mothers who stress out about enrolling their kids in highly selective kindergartens.
October 16, 2011