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Hello, word forager! Woke up with "eye of newt" in mind. It's not spooky season, so why would that be? Well, this ingredient famously referenced in "Macbeth" is none other than a mustard seed! Herbalists often alluded to body parts when describing bits of plants. Surprised? Don't be … it's tasty! WORD OF THE DAY February 26, 2024 esculent [ es-kyuh-luhnt ] adjective suitable for use as food; edible. Learn More About This Word Just added 327 new words! Stellar nursery, bed rotting, & more. Learn more 🎯 Top 10 Grammar Tips You Need To Know Right Now Grammar is tough! That's why we've got a lot of articles on the subject. But this list will help you remember the crucial rules about a complicated topic. Keep reading Featured Stories TIL The Curious Facts About Why We Have A Leap Year (Pope And All) Black History Month Linguistic Legacy: AAVE's Influence Across Music, Literature, And More Commonly confused "Data Is" Or "Data Are": Do You Know The Correct Use? What's Trending? Here are the top stories that our readers have been engrossed with! 🌟 Good vs. Well: The Grammatical Difference 🎉 Oops! Have You Been "Caught In 4k"? Find Out What That Means 💯 OK Boomers, This One's For You: Can You Identify This Boomer Slang? 📘 You Don't Always Have To Use "But" 📝 There's A Word For That: Our Dictionary Additions For Winter 2024 Quiz MULTIPLE CHOICE What does COFFEE NAP mean? a nap or rest taken during the hottest part of the day. the essential nature of a thing. a short nap taken immediately after drinking a cup of coffee. Play more quizzes and games See you tomorrow! Bring us a "fillet of fenny snake," and together we'll make the most excellent brew! Sponsored messages like these help us keep Dictionary.com free. We thank you for your continued support! Want more emails like this? Sign up to receive them daily. Need help? Review our About Us or contact us for assistance. For brand partnerships, email sponsor@dictionary.com. This email has been sent to anujshailgupt.worldofwords@blogger.com by Dictionary.com LLC. Make sure this email goes to your inbox by adding doctor@dictionary.com to your address book. If you wish to stop seeing these emails, please feel free to Manage Your Preferences or Unsubscribe. For more information regarding the OpenWeb ad privacy policy, please visit this link. Careers Shop Contact Us About Dictionary.com LLC, Oakland CA