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actden - Word of the Day
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Ein Archiv konnte ich nicht entdecken.

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Neben einem grossen Verzeichnis mit Dictionaries zu vielen Sprachen der Welt gibt es auch täglich einen Newsletter mit einem (englischen) Wort mit einigen Hinweisen (auch zur Wortgeschichte). Im Archiv können die bisherigen Wörter nachgeschlagen werden.
Zu jedem Wort findet man: Pronunciation | Part of Speech | Meaning | Notes | In Play | Word History

2007-12-31:

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abuli
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acm
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ad ho
adaman
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ad
adven
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aestivat
affabl
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aftermat
agglomeratio
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agle
ailurophil
akimb
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aleator
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alla
allegato
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altruis
alumnu
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ambidextrous
ambiguous
amok
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anachronism
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angst
anguish
anhedonia
animadversion
anodyne
anthropomorphism
antimacassar
antipodal
antonym
aplomb
apoplexy
apoptosis
aposiopesis
apostrophe
apotropaic
appellation
apposite
arcane
arduous
argus
argute
arrant
arrogate
artifice
aspersion
assassinate
ataraxia
atavistic
atonement
aught
augur
august
auld
auld
aureole
autochthonous
autotomy
aver
avert
bête noire
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bailiwick
bairn
baksheesh
baleful
banal
bane
bangs
bankrupt
barbarian
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basilect
bathos
batrachomyomachy
beck
beguile
behoove
belie
berth
bespeak
bibacious
bicameral
bilious
billet-doux
billingsgate
bipartisan
bivouac
blackguard
blain
blandishment
blarney
blatherskite
blockbuster
blog
bloviate
blue-sky
blunderbuss
boilerplate
borborygm
bourgeois
boustrophedon
Brobdingnagian
brouhaha
brunet
brusque
brusque
buccaneer
bucolic
bumbershoot
bungalow
bunny
bupkis
burke
burlesque
busk
caboodle
cacoethes
caconym
cahoot
caisson
cakewalk
calabash
callipygian
calvous
camp
cancrine
captious
careen
carousel
casino
castigate
cataclysm
catastrophe
Catch-22
cathexis
catholic
cavil
challenge
champion
chicanery
chinoiserie
chiromancy
chow
Christ
Christ
Christmastide
chthonic
claptrap
cleave
clod
cloy
cockalorum
cockamamie
cockle
cockney
coction
codswallop
cohort
colligate
collop
colonel
comely
commonization
commute
comport
comprise
compunction
conceit
concinnous
conclave
concomitant
condign
confabulate
conflate
connotation
consensus
consort
consummate
continual
contretemps
contumacious
contumely
copacetic
copse
corker
cornucopia
costume
couth
covet
crapulence
crazy
crepuscular
criterion
crudivore
Cupid
cupidity
curfew
curmudgeon
cute
cymotrichous
cynosure
dastard
deadline
dearth
debouch
decimate
defenestrate
deference
defibrillator
defile
degringolade
dehiscent
deism
deja vu
dekko
demesne
demure
deportment
deprecate
derogate
dharma
diadem
diaphanous
diaspora
diffidence
digamy
disambiguate
discombobulate
discrete
dissemble
distasteful
dogma
dolor
dongle
dongle
doozy
dour
dozen
draconian
drainchild
dreidel
ductile
eavesdrop
EBITDA
edifice
education
effect
effluvium
egoist
egregious
eidetic
eke
electrolyte
eleemosynary
elf
elision
emanate
embrocation
eminent
emolument
empirical
encomium
enervate
enigma
ennui
enormity
ensconce
ensue
environ
ephemeral
epicure
eponym
equanimity
equilibrium
equinox
erudition
eschew
esoteric
estoppel
etiolate
Europe
excoriate
excruciate
execrate
exegesis
exigency
expatiate
expenditure
expiate
expiry
expunge
exsanguine
extirpate
extravagant
exude
facility
factious
fancy
fastidious
father
fatherly
fathom
fatuous
feckless
feist
fetter
filibuster
fillip
firmament
fish
fishwife
fissilingual
flabbergast
flagitious
flaunt
flibbertigibbet
flimsy
flippant
floccinaucinihilipilification
florid
flu
fluctuate
flummox
fob
foison
foist
folderol
foolhardy
fop
forensics
forthy
foudroyant
frame
frangible
friable
froward
frump
fuddy-duddy
fugue
fulsome
funereal
fungible
furbelow
furlough
furtive
fustian
gaberlunzie
gadabout
gallimaufry
galore
gambol
Gardyloo!
gas
gastromancy
gauntlet
gemutlich
genesis
genocide
genre
geophagy
germane
gerrymander
gibbous
gigantomachy
gigolo
gimmick
glade
glamour
glitterati
gloat
gobble
gobbledygook
gobemouche
godwottery
gongoozle
gormless
gossamer
granularity
gratuitous
gregarious
grueling
gruntle
gull
habituate
hagiography
halcyon
Hallelujah!
Halloween
hamburger
handsel
hanker
Hanukkah
hapless
happenstance
harebrained
harlequin
hat trick
haunt
hebdomadal
hebetude
hedonist
hegemony
he-man
hemidemisemiquaver
henchman
heterography
heuristic
Hezbollah
high-falutin'
hijack
hirsute
hoax
hobbledehoy
Hogmanay
hoi polloi
homonym
hoodwink
hooligan
hoosegow
hopscotch
hurdy-gurdy
husbandry
hymeneal
hyperbole
hypochondria
idiot
illapse
imbricate
imbriferous
imbroglio
imbrue
IMglish
immaculate
immigrant
immure
impecunious
imperious
importunate
incentive
incipient
incommodious
incunabula
independence
ineffable
ineluctable
infantry
innocuous
inosculate
inscrutable
insipid
insouciance
inspissate
integrity
intercalate
interpolate
intransigent
intrinsic
invective
inveigle
inveterate
invious
iridescent
jackanapes
jack-o'-lantern
janitor
jaywalk
jingo
jitterbug
jocund
jukebox
Juneteenth
jurisdiction
jury-rig
kerfuffle
ketchup
kibosh
kickshaw
kidnap
kilter
klutz
kowtow
labor
lackadaisical
lacuna
la-di-da
lagniappe
lagoon
lagopodous
lambaste
lament
languor
lassitude
launch
lease
legerdemain
leprechaun
leviathan
librate
lilt
lissome
lithe
litigious
litotes
lodestar
logistics
logorrhea
lollygag
loom
loquacious
love
lucubrate
lugubrious
lukewarm
luxuriant
Machiavellian
macrocephaly
Mae West
magazine
malapropism
malarkey
malediction
maneuver
Manichaean
mantra
maquette
maquiladora
marshal
maverick
May Day
Maypole
meander
megachurch
meliorate
meliphagous
mellifluous
memorial
mendacious
menorah
mensch
meretricious
metaphor
metathesis
metonymy
mettlesome
millefleurs
millennium
minatory
misanthrope
mischievous
misprision
mistletoe
moliminous
mollycoddle
mondegreen
monger
montage
mooch
moot
moraine
morale
morganatic
mortgage
mortmain
mote
mother
moue
mountebank
mucilaginous
mufti
mumpsimus
mundane
mussitation
myrmidon
nacreous
namby-pamby
naughty
nauseous
nefarious
nemesis
neoteny
nictate
niggardly
nimrod
nincompoop
nonce
nonplus
notoriety
notwithstanding
oaf
obdurate
obeisance
obfuscate
objurgate
obnubilate
obsequious
obstreperous
obviate
offal
offbeat
offing
oleaginous
omnifarious
omphaloskepsis
onomatopoeia
onychophagia
onymous
oocephalus
opprobrium
opsimath
opulent
orangutan
orexigenic
orient
ornery
orphan
ort
orthogonal
orthography
oscitancy
osculate
ostensible
ostentatious
Ouija
oxymoron
pachydermatous
paean
palimpsest
palisade
pall
palladium
palliative
palooka
panacea
pandemic
pander
pandiculation
panhandle
panjandrum
papyrocracy
paragoge
paraphernalia
parasite
pariah
paronym
paroxysm
parsimony
parthenogenesis
party
parvenu
passel
paucity
peckish
peculate
pedantic
pedestrian
pejorative
pelagic
penance
penchant
pencil
penultimate
penumbra
perdure
perfidy
perihelion
peripatetic
pernicious
perspicacious
perspicacity
Pesach
petard
petrichor
pettifogger
philistine
philomathy
phlegmatic
phony
phylogeny
physique
piacular
picaresque
pidgin
pileated
pillage
pillion
pique
pithy
pizza
plight
ploy
pluto
podunk
politesse
poltroon
polyamorous
polyglot
polymath
polysemy
pomace
popinjay
portent
portmanteau
posh
potamophilous
prairie-dog
pratfall
precipitous
predator
prepossess
prerogative
president
pretexting
prevalent
prevaricate
prig
privy
proclivity
procrustean
prodigious
profligate
prognosticate
prolix
propinquity
propitious
protean
providence
prowess
pruinose
pulchritude
pullulate
punctilious
purlieu
pusillanimous
putative
pygalgia
quandary
quark
quean
querulous
quiddity
quintessential
quodlibet
quotidian
raffish
ragtime
raillery
Ramadan
rambunctious
ramify
ramshackle
ranivorous
rankle
ratatouille
recalcitrant
recondite
recumbent
red
redolent
redux
refulgent
reify
reindeer
reindeer
repair
replevin
reprobate
resolution
resurrection
reticent
retronym
rhinorrhea
rhythm
ribald
rife
rigmarole
riparian
robot
roughshod
rubescent
ruction
rupestrian
ruse
sabotage
sacrilegious
salmagundi
saltate
sanction
sapid
sapient
saponaceous
sardonic
satiety
satrapy
Satyagraha
scalawag
scarlet
schadenfreude
schlock
schmaltz
scintillate
sciolist
scrub
scrump
scry
scurrilous
scuttlebutt
sedition
sedulous
seed
self-empretzelment
seminary
sempiternal
sententious
sentient
sequacious
seraglio
serendipity
sesquipedalian
shemozzle
Shia
shoal
shtick
sidle
sierra
sinecure
sinister
sinistral
skedaddle
skepticism
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skulk
skullduggery
slake
slapstick
sleigh
sleigh
sloe
smarmy
smattering
smellfungus
smithereens
snarky
snickersnee
snirtle
snobocracy
snog
snool
snuck
sobriquet
soccer
soldier
solipsism
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sophistry
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sororate
soufflé
spate
spendthrift
spheristerion
spick-and-span
spoonerism
sprachgefuhl
stamina
stannous
statesman
stevedore
stickler
stodgy
stupendous
subdolous
subduction
subtle
succinct
sumptuary
sundry
superfluous
supreme
surge
surreptitious
surrogate
susurrous
swaddle
swaddle
swarthy
swill
swoon
symbiosis
synecdoche
synonym
syzygy
tabernacle
taciturn
tad
tantalize
tarnation
tatterdemalion
tattoo
tautology
temblor
temperate
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tendentious
tenement
tennis
tenterhook
teraflop
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termagant
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thaumaturgy
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throe
thwart
tmesis
toady
tomfoolery
tope
transitory
transmogrify
travail
trenchant
trencherman
trepidation
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troglodyte
troll
trollop
troth
trove
truck
truckle
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trumpery
tryst
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tucker
tumid
turdiform
twain
twerp
uberty
umbrageous
university
unremacadamized
urbane
usurp
vaccinate
vagitus
valentine
vamoose
vapid
Vatican
velutinous
vernacular
versatile
vest
vet
vicarious
vice
victory
vilify
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vituperate
vogue
vomitory
voodoo
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waffle
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wanton
war
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weltanschauung
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whippersnapper
widdershins
wimp
wimple
wisenheimer
woebegone
wont
wrought
wry
yahoo
Yankee
zaftig
zeugma
Zounds!
zymurgy
zyzzyva

americanliterature - Word of the Day - Aaron Rene Ezis

(E4)(L2) http://www.americanliterature.com/
(E4)(L2) http://www.americanliterature.com/VOCAB.HTML
Das letzte Wort scheint am 27.10.2004 eingestellt worden zu sein.

(E4)(L2) http://www.americanliterature.com/WORDS.HTML
Die sehr grosse Wörtersammlung ist zwar recht interessant, enthält jedoch keine etymologischen Hinweise.

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behindthename - Name Days

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In many cultures there are first names associated with the days of the year. The associations between the days and the names have arisen through many reasons, but primarily because the church held a festival for a saint of that name on that day. For instance, the church feast of Saint Michael was held on September 29th, and as a result the name day for Michael is on September 29th. In some countries one's nameday is more important than one's birthday, and sometimes gifts are given.

Search the Name Days...

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blackdog4kids - Kids Word of the Day - BlackDog

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Increase Your Vocabulary
Make up a sentence with the word of the day. Then close your eyes and spell it aloud. You'll be amazed how fast you will increase your vocabulary that way.
Learn a new word every day! Your friends will envy your intelligence. Some words are hard; some are easy. What will the word of the day be tomorrow?

Leider gibt scheint es keine etymologischen Hinweise zu den Wörtern zu geben.

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daypop - word burst - Suchbegriffe des Tages

(E?)(L?) http://www.daypop.com/burst
(E?)(L?) http://www.wordspy.com/words/wordburst.asp
Word Bursts are heightened usage of certain words in weblogs within the last couple days. They are indicators of what webloggers are writing about right now, in contrast to Top 40 and Top News which are indicators of what webloggers are linking to currently. Word Bursts can frequently indicate current events of interest that are not usually accompanied by links. Sample weblog posts accompany each word burst.

"Word Burst" - A rapid rise in both the frequency with which a word is used in a particular context, and the rate at which the word's usage increases over time.

Example Citation:

At a recent conference, Professor Kleinberg conjectured that word bursts could be used to track what people were discussing in personal Weblogs. Daypop, a search engine focused on news sites and Weblogs, quickly added a list of top word bursts. By comparing this list with Daypop's Top 40 links, one finds topics that are popular but may not depend on a link to a specific site. For example, news articles about the recent suicide of the French chef Bernard Loiseau did not make the list of top links, but his death was a high-ranking topic on the burst list.
—Pamela LiCalzi O'Connell, "Online diary," The New York Times, March 13, 2003

daypop - newsburst - Suchbegriffe des Tages

(E?)(L?) http://www.daypop.com/newsburst/
News Bursts are heightened usage of certain words on the front page of news sites within the last couple days. Check out the Daypop Top Word Bursts page for an indicator of what webloggers are writing about.

daypop - top (W3)

(E?)(L?) http://www.daypop.com/top/
What are the hot topics in the weblogging community today?

The Daypop Top 40 is a list of links that are currently popular with webloggers from around the world. Check out the Daypop Top News Stories for the top news articles of the day. The Daypop Top Word Bursts is an indicator of current events of interest that are not usually accompanied by links. If you want to follow the conversations happening specifically in the blogging world, the Daypop Top Posts page is your best bet.

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eleaston - Eva L. Easton - Word of the Day - Linklist

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Google - "Word of the Day"

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google - newsalerts

(E?)(L?) http://www.google.com/newsalerts/
Google sucht nach Begriffen in News (z.B. "Etymologie") und liefert die gefundenen Stellen per E-Mail.

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infotiger - Suchbegriffe des Tages

(E?)(L?) http://www.infotiger.com/voyeur.html?filter=no
voyeur - Here you find - randomly selected - keywords, that other users are searching for...

investorguide - Term of the day per E-Mail

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InvestorWords Term of the Day - Get the definition of an important financial term every day in your inbox.

With over 6,000 definitions and 15,000 links between related terms, InvestorWords.com is the most comprehensive financial glossary you'll find anywhere.

Etymologische Hinweise findet man kaum. Allerdings können die Begriffe überwiegend als Neologismen gelten, so dass sie insgeasamt in den Rahmen des Etymologie-Portals passen.

InvestorWords - Term of the day

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"The biggest, best investing glossary on the Web" with over 6,000 investing terms and 20,000 links between related words.

Die Worterklärungen, die es auch als täglichen Newsletter gibt, enthalten zwar keine etymologischen Hinweise, aber da viele Bezeichnungen in der Welt des Geldes nochmal eine andere Bedeutung annehmen, sehe ich sie auch eine Existenzberechtigung im Etymologie-Portal (Stichwort: Neologismen).

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logophilia

(E?)(L?) http://www.logophilia.com/
Per E-mail kann man täglich ein aktuell im Entstehen begriffenes englisches Wort oder einen Ausdruck erhalten.
Zurückliegende Begriffe kann man im Archiv nachschlagen.

Das Beispiel vom 25.06.2003.:

umbilicoplasty
(um.BIL.uh.koh.plas.tee) n. Plastic surgery performed on the navel, usually for cosmetic reasons.
Example Citation:
First it was the Botox craze, then umbilicoplasty (that's belly button surgery). Here's a tip: Nobody else stares at you as much as you stare at yourself.
—Leigh-Ann Jackson, "Should they stay or should they go?," Austin American-Statesman, January 9, 2003
Backgrounder:
The most common umbilicoplasty procedure is to turn a protruding navel — an outie" (1973) — into an indented one — an innie (1973), thus conforming the navel's host with the vast majority (90% of the populace has an innie). What's surprising here isn't so much that people who are apparently sane in every other respect would do this to themselves (excess in the service of vanity has become commonplace), but that no one seems to know why there are two species of bellybutton (1877) in the first place. Some authorities claim it's the way the umbilical cord is tied off after being cut; others insist that it depends on how the cord remnant falls off the body; there's even a popular theory that an outie is actually a tiny, harmless hernia. Something to contemplate during your next navel-gazing session.
Example Citation #2:
[T]this year a new body part went under the knife: the navel. Last spring plastic surgeons began reporting a curious spike in the number of women requesting navel reconstruction — or "umbilicoplasty," as the pros call it. Sometimes it was part of a tummy tuck; sometimes the tummy was fine, but the navel rankled. "I get about three or five inquiries a week now," says Jim Romano, a San Francisco surgeon who performs the outpatient procedure for about $3,500. Calls have "gone way up, with all the midriffs showing."
Ah, yes — the midriff. In umbilicoplasty, we have final proof of the midriff's total cultural triumph. Hidden for decades, the navel is now the center of what's considered sexy, flaunted in a wave of stomach-baring outfits and above-the-fold news articles pondering Britney Spears's bellybutton.
—Clive Thompson, "Umbilicoplasty," The New York Times, December 15, 2002
Earliest Citation:
Subzero February temperatures might not be bikini-worthy, but the falling mercury won't keep midriffs under wraps. The low-slung hip-huggers favored by the likes of J. Lo and Britney are spurring a new trend — umbilicoplasty.
This recent innovation in cosmetic surgery is designed to — in layman's terms — make outies into innies, or make a pronounced innie a little less cavernous.
"It seems that as belly-button-baring fashion becomes more popular, more people are looking for (the surgery)," said Dr. James Miller, an Albany-based plastic surgeon.
—Kristi L. Gustafson, "Cosmetic ins and outs," The Times Union (Albany, NY), February 7, 2002

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(02.08.2003): today's wwftd is...
the worthless word for the day is: "hendecasyllabic"
[(n), adj] (a verse or poem) consisting of eleven syllables
"[The Divine Comedy] is composed of a hundred cantos, written in the measure known as terza rima, with its normally hendecasyllabic lines and closely linked rhymes, which Dante so modified from the popular poetry of his day that it may be rgarded as his own invention." - Catholic Encyclopedia

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