Word #156: Clishmaclaver

CLISHMACLAVER is something that far too many people engage in far too often. Do you?

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/31_CLISHMACLAVER

Word #155: Kakistocracy

Today is "Grass is Always BROWNER on the Other Side of the Fence Day," and today's game is a great example of that fact!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/30_KAKISTOCRACY

Word #154: Lagniappe

It's National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day! Here's one for you, mom and pop business owners!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/29_LAGNIAPPE

Word #153: Petrichor

Artistic and beautiful, PETRICHOR is an amazing word! Let's bring it into use again!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/28_PETRICHOR

Word #152: Friable

Help us celebrate Quirky Country Music Song Titles Day with today's word!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/27_FRIABLE

Word #151: Panacea

Panacea is a word that many of us have heard, but do you know all of its meanings? It's more awesome than you might even know!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/26_PANACEA

Word #150: Monophagous

The proper way to celebrate Vaffeldagen is to be MONOPHAGOUS. If you want to celebrate the day properly, you'll have to play today's game and find out how!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/25_MONOPHAGOUS

Word #149: Prolific

Joseph Barbera would be 101 today! Our word of the day is in his honor.

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/24_PROLIFIC

Word #148: Omphaloskepsis

Here's a new way to concentrate and focus for ya, enjoy!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/23_OMPHALOSKEPSIS 

Words #146 (Urbanity) and #147 (Aplomb)

Urbanity: Here's a tricky little term for ya! I'll just leave it at that ;)

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/21_URBANITY

Aplomb: Can you believe that William Shatner's birthday is the same day that Angry Birds Space comes out? How awesome is that?!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/22_APLOMB

Word #145: Gelid

Well, it's the first day of spring! If it's as warm where you are as it is here, you'd be surprised it isn't the first day of summer... The GELID times are over!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/20_GELID 

Word #144: Psithurism

A fun word for reasons other than just that it starts off by sounding like "Sith," PSITHURISM is a wonderful word!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/19_PSITHURISM 

Word #143: Mondegreen

Mondegreen is pretty much one of the most useful words you've never heard of. Give it a go!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/17_MONDEGREEN 

Word #142: Keyed

Today is the first day of American Crossword Weekend, so here's a word that crossword lovers should know! 

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/16_KEYED 

Word #141: Ides

Today is the IDES of March. We've all heard of it, but what is it exactly that makes it the IDES of March? Find out!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/15_IDES 

Word #140: Pi

That's right, today is PI day! No, not PIE day... PI day! The crazy, infinitely-long number that starts 3.14-something-something-something... and so on! We all have had to do math homework involving it, and some of us may have even found a use for it in real life... But do you know what it actually is?

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/14_PI 

Word #139: Unintelligible

Today is Donald Duck's birthday! Not the day he was first drawn or put into anything, but according to many sources it's believed his ACTUAL birthday is the 13th of March! Since Donald Duck is a part of so many of our childhoods, here's an easier question that involves the Duck himself! 

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/13_UNINTELLIGIBLE 

Word #138: Soporific

There is little that's more SOPORIFIC than losing an hour of sleep!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/12_SOPORIFIC

Word #137: Mizzle (VOICED AGAIN!)

Alright! The Announcer is finally back with voicing the Word of the Day! Oh, and there's more: now you can submit your entries right from the game! Monthly giveaways are still going on, so help welcome the Announcer back by playing today's Million Dollar Words: Daily Edition!

http://www.thecritterverse.com/milliondollarwords/daily/2012/03/11_MIZZLE.php

Word #136: Igneous

Today is Mario Day! Which type of level would be IGNEOUS in nature?

https://www.facebook.com/questions/361613977203628/ 

Word #135: Quidnunc

You have to be careful what you say around a QUIDNUNC. Why?

https://www.facebook.com/questions/360996757265350

Word #134: Twaddler

He may speak like a toddler, but he's actually just a TWADDLER! What makes him a TWADDLER?

https://www.facebook.com/questions/360556607309365/

Word #133: Opsimath

Granny is an OPSIMATH. That means that she...

https://www.facebook.com/questions/359730920725267

Word #132: Oscitate

Carrie told me that when I OSCITATE it makes her OSCITATE too, but I can't help it! How can I possibly stop myself from...

https://www.facebook.com/questions/359124937452532

Word #131: Pareidolia

Which of the following is an example of PAREIDOLIA?

https://www.facebook.com/questions/358462887518737

Word #130: Onomastics

Which of the following would a master of ONOMASTICS know the most about?

https://www.facebook.com/questions/358056810892678/

Word #129: Schadenfreude

It's bad enough that I got in trouble in the first place, Jim's SCHADENFREUDE definitely doesn't help anything! What's SCHADENFREUDE?

https://www.facebook.com/questions/357274980970861

Word #128: Majuscule

Some people prefer to use MAJUSCULE letters for all of their writing. Which letters are MAJUSCULE?

https://www.facebook.com/questions/356674564364236

Word #127: Tmesis

Which of the following is an example of TMESIS?

https://www.facebook.com/questions/356459627719063/