symposiarch
/simˈpōzēˌärk /
noun
1. one who presides over a symposium.
2. the person who proposes toasts and introduces speakers at a banquet.
cach·in·nate
/ˈkakəˌnāt/
verb RARE
laugh loudly.
cae·su·ra
/sēˈzyo͝orə,siˈZHo͞orə/
noun
1. (in Greek and Latin verse) a break between words within a metrical foot.
2. (in modern verse) a pause near the middle of a line.
3. any interruption or break.
"an unaccountable caesura: no deaths were reported in the newspapers"
downloaded a word of the day app and found #1 and #3 with it. Kinda feels like cheating, because the original reason for making these word threads was to show how commonly everyone can encounter rarer words in their day to day life even without specifically looking, but I loved symposiarch too much to exclude and let it go to waste.
/simˈpōzēˌärk /
noun
1. one who presides over a symposium.
2. the person who proposes toasts and introduces speakers at a banquet.
cach·in·nate
/ˈkakəˌnāt/
verb RARE
laugh loudly.
cae·su·ra
/sēˈzyo͝orə,siˈZHo͞orə/
noun
1. (in Greek and Latin verse) a break between words within a metrical foot.
2. (in modern verse) a pause near the middle of a line.
3. any interruption or break.
"an unaccountable caesura: no deaths were reported in the newspapers"
downloaded a word of the day app and found #1 and #3 with it. Kinda feels like cheating, because the original reason for making these word threads was to show how commonly everyone can encounter rarer words in their day to day life even without specifically looking, but I loved symposiarch too much to exclude and let it go to waste.
@Mayah (look I remembered to tag you!)
