Word #97: Yesternight

What night would you be speaking of if you said something happened YESTERNIGHT?

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Word #96: Betwixt

Captain Candy was told that the treasure was BETWIXT the two palm trees. Where should he look?

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Word #95: Siderodromophobia

Captain Candy first discovered his love of boats due to his severe SIDERODROMOPHOBIA. What was he scared of?

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Word #94: Gobbledygook

Oops! Dark Lord Critter happened to hold today's Million Dollar Word question from being shared for a while, but it's still making it out tonight!

Gobbledygook is a rather useful word, and actually pretty self-explanatory! How? 

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Word #93: Agathokakological

AGATHOKAKOLOGICAL covers one of the major differences between our world and many of the worlds we watch on TV or read. Unfortunately, you and I are AGATHOKAKOLOGICAL. You'll have to play to find out how!

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Word #92: Thanatology

This Word of the Day was chosen by Dora, who made a contribution on IndieGogo (see the link in my signature below). You can pick a word of the day and get mentioned in the question too!

"This one goes out to Elle, the girl that Ellie the critter is a reflection of! Which of the following situations would someone who specializes in THANATOLOGY be most helpful with?"

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Word #91: Scelerat

Choose wisely! Which of these critters is the SCELERAT?  http://on.fb.me/wgvvtt

Word #90: Plutocracy

If Critterville were run by PLUTOCRACY, who would run things?

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Word #89: Adroit

We happened to see someone today who was very obviously ADROIT. It was obvious because he...

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Word #88: Cyclolith

Help Captain Candy find his treasure and you might win some yourself!

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Word #87: Gambol

Here's a word that's very easily confused with another word, choose wisely!

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Word #86: Sobriquet

Play today's word, then tell us how you feel about your SOBRIQUET!

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Word #85: Octothorpe

Here's another one - a word for something that's used quite often, but it sure sounds fancy!

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Word #84: Wamble

Here's a word for something that happens on a regular basis, but now you can sound smart for knowing a real word for it!

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Word #83: Salad Days

Here's one of many words, or in the case, phrases termed by Shakespeare - Salad Days - used to describe a particular part of a person's life. To find out which ones, you'll have to play today's word!

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Word #82: Mirthful

Today's question is about Captain Candy! Argh, he be very MIRTHFUL, he be!

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Word #81: Elflock

A much more fun word for something basic, something that happens to people all the time!

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Word #80: Argus-Eyed

Another word taken from mythology, but would it be good or bad to be ARGUS-EYED? Don't forget to submit your stories of how you use the word today for a chance to win!

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Word #79: Friggatriskaidekaphobia

Since today is Friday the 13th, it seemed fitting to do a fear today! Don't be too scared though :)

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Word #78: Palate

PALATE is an even more useful word than you may know! Give this usage a try today, then make sure you tell me how you did it so you can get an entry for this month's giveaway!

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Word #77: Panglossian

PANGLOSSIAN is another great adjective for something more common, but it's so much more fun to use than a more commonplace word!

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Word #76: Mahout

What would a MAHOUT drive, do you think? Click the link below to give it a shot!

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Words #74 (Mazy) and #75 (Hector)

Here are two fun words at once: MAZY may surprise you with its meaning, and it may not ;) As for HECTOR, now you'll be able to use it in a sentence even if you don't know anyone named Hector; it has a usable definition!

Mazy: http://on.fb.me/xQvSPg
Hector: http://on.fb.me/y8fWis

Word #73: Cruciverbalist

Here's a fun word, with a rather surprising definition!

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Word #72: Colloquial

Some words are easier to remember because they have a built-in trick. Colloquial is one of those words, because it itself is not colloquial! 

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Also, please note: Questions will be on Facebook until my laptop is fixed. You can still message me here, or on Facebook, to enter to win :)

Word #71: Xanthic

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/01/05_XANTHIC.php

There are WAY too few X words in use! Here's an easy one for you! Trust me, you'll find way more uses for this one than for X-ray, Xylophone or Xcitement! What? Excitement starts with an E? Oops...

Word #70: Perihelion

Oohh la la, fancy word today eh? Perihelion is fancy to say even! And today is Earth at Perihelion day! What the heck does it mean, though?

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/01/04_PERIHELION.php

Word #69: Glossopoeia

Today is J.R.R. Tolkien day! A heck of a writer, a world-creator, a linguist, all sorts of things! Celebrate it with us!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/01/03_GLOSSOPOEIA.php

Word #68: Fugacious

They say that 135% of new year's resolutions are broken in the first week. How are you doing with yours? ... What do you mean, "where did I get that statistic?"

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/01/02_FUGACIOUS.php 

Word #67: Inane

Who could possibly pass up a question involving zombies? You know you want to play it...

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/01/01_INANE.php