A Word a Day Calendar 2012
A.S. Games
Smashwords Edition
Copyright 2011 A.S. Games
Table of Contents
The definitions we provided for each word are simplified so even the youngest reader can learn with this. When multiple meanings exist we tried to provide the meaning that most people would have a use for.
All major, and some minor, holidays are accounted for and we’ve included some obvious and some not so obvious jokes throughout.
We’re not perfect so if our definition and example still have you stumped, your integrated e-reader dictionary is there to help you.
We hope you enjoy our word a day calendar. We designed it to be easy to understand and to the point.
Directions: Go to today’s date and read the word of the day, the definition, and the example sentence.
Try to incorporate the word of the day into a conversation or writing on that day.
Tomorrow when you open the calendar your e-reader will have saved your spot, flip the page to the new day.
Suitable for any age reader.
Sunday
January 1, 2012
New Year’s Day
inconceivable - Impossible to comprehend or grasp
It is now inconceivable that you do not know what this word means.
Monday
January 2, 2012
felicitous - Having an agreeable style; apt; Also good or pleasant
My girlfriend has a very felicitous attitude for most of each month.
Tuesday
January 3, 2012
gratis - Without charge; free
This calendar wasn't gratis, but it was close to it.
Wednesday
January 4, 2012
coalesce - To come together in one; merge
The two groups realized they had the same ideals so they decided to coalesce.
Thursday
January 5, 2012
gauche - Lacking social manners; tactless
I'd never been to a formal party of any sort before so I'm sure I seemed gauche.
Friday
January 6, 2012
occlude - To close or stop up; obstruct
When she flushed the toilet the massive amount of toilet paper occluded the plumbing.
Saturday
January 7, 2012
fractious - Irritable; Also unruly