Open Sesame!

Hello,
Today's word is dehisce. No, not de-lice but dehisce.
Meaning:
To discharge or open.
In a Sentence:
The flower will dehisce when the time is right.
My Thoughts:
How many words are there? One...Two...Three...Four...Five...Six...
Jeffrey signing off...

Some Cutting to be Done!

Hello,
I'll be just a miute, I need to jaggen this picture out for my scrapbook. What's that? What's jaggen? Oh, well this should be the word of the day; jaggen. I was going to do griendial but who cares?
Meaning:
To cut or remove from something roughly.
In a Sentence:
See above.
My Thoughts:
Jagged comes from this doesn't it?
Jeffrey signing off...

I'm Back!!!

Hello,
As you may have seen, I've been away for a week. Now, Today, I want to start doing posts again so...
Today's word is famigerate.
Is is a famine? Or becoming hungry? No. It's:
Meaning:
The act of bringing news from another country.
In a Sentence:
I will famigerate about the political status of Greece.
My Thoughts:
Will the European Union kick Greece out?
Jeffrey signing off..

Is That Blue Enough?

Hello,
Navy, Baby, Sky, Munsell... What do these words all have in common? Blue! These are all different shades of blue. So, today's word is a adjective describing a type of blue. It is:
caesious. Hmmm, what does that mean?

Meaning:
Having a bluish-grey* colour**.
In a sentence:
Hmmm; the sky is rather caesious today.
My Thoughts:
If caesious is bluish-grey, then what is greenish-grey?

If your're wondering what the '*' and '**' mean, look below.
Jeffrey signing off...

P.S
* The word, grey, is the British/Commonwealth spelling of the American word, gray.
** The word, colour, is the British/Commonwealth spelling of the American word, color.

Anyone for some Snooker?

Hello,
Do you play snooker? Or maybe own a snooker-table but just never used it? Have you ever wondered what the green stuff it? It's just felt - right? Or is it... Here's a little pop quiz.
What is the green stuff on snooker tables called?
A. Green Felt
B. Cloth
C. Baize
D. Zarborique

Go to http://theblogofmanywords.webs.com/anyoneforsomesnooker.htm to chose. Good Luck!

Broken Bones

Hello,
Ahh! Please don't slip over. Nooo! The vase! Carefull, the do-! Ahhh!
Can you guess the word? Is is paranoid? Nope, it's dystychiphobia. Now, you are probably wondering, what in the world is that? Well, how can I explain...

Meaning:
The persistent fear of accidents.
In a Sentence:
I have dystychiphobia.
My Thoughts:
I first thought is was the fear of the word dust strangely typed.

Do you know anyone who has dystychiphobia?
Jeffrey signing off...

A Stamp Covered Post

Hello!
Woah! It's been a very bumpy week. I've missed four days and only gave two meaning for the More Words Expansion Pack last week! Well, today I aim to cover it up. Not with masking tape and glue but with more words than you could ever think of! Ready? Here we go!
Wait! there are announcements to make!
I am expanding into strange words and words with strange meanings as well as common ones. Hope this will extend the amount of words I can find. :)


sigillate
Meaning:
To cover an object or thing with official stamps and seals.   
In a Sentence:
The general decided to sigillate the official parcel.
My Thoughts:
Well, why would you need so many stamps? I think one or two would be enough for a trip round the world. (In 80 days)


nacket
Meaning:
A very rude and ignorant young boy.
In a Sentence:
My son is a very good at being a nacket.
My Thoughts:
Can you be good at being bad?


crepitation

Meaning:

The crackling of a fire.

In a Sentence:

I am scared of crepitation.

My Thoughts:

I wonder if it has anything to do with crepes? Maybe it started off as the crackling of the oil when making them.

hoxter
Meaning:
The pocket in the inside of a coat or jacket.
In a Sentence:
Mary put her car keys in the hoxter of her suit - but forgot it later.
My Thoughts:
Do boxers have hoxters? Ha ha!

Break time! Please get a croissant and a cup of tea.

Secret Things

Hello,
Remember my secret project? Well here it is! Yes, it's another wallpaper. This time, logies! Sciences. Yay! Our favourite subject. See for yourself below!
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgwSLO82lRylSqj3xo5iTD7luQfjOq1o7JOM2h_2nq5OkWwRYt9CCyCpeUW_L6X_OlazL5MalBumDWt21XICbP3J-4hTV3Eeba9tVjTh8_zFBe2kAxPHQGTGc9KrbvDHQOpKHx5Bc65il4/s800/bmwwallpaperscience1024x768.png
Bye!
Jeffrey signing off...

Buzzzzz buzzzz

Hello,
Buzz, buzz buzz buzzzz. I'm a bee, I'm a beeee! You are bees and I am a bee!
Todays word is melittology. What a strange word! Could it be, the study of melits? Or maybe littering. Or even you! Melittology. Here's a hint.
Buzzzzz.
Guessed it?
That's right- bees!
Mellittology means the study of all bees. Apiology is the study of honeybees. What about Mr. Solitary or Ms. Bumblebee?
Mellittology is a brach of Entomology, the study of animals. So, apiology is in mellittology which is in entomology. Confused?
So am I!
In a sentence:
The man taught mellittology.
What a curious man!
Jeffrey signing off...

P.S I was away doing secret stuff. Did you find all the hidden words in the wallpaper? Hmmm...

Small Words

Hello,
Welcome to another edition of More Words!
Today, we will be discovering the muddled history of some common words. 
Let's get discovering!
entrée
An entrée is a light dish served before the main dish of a meal. It has French origins.
ambulance
An ambulance is a vehicle used to transport people from an accident to a hospital. It has French origins


Sorry; I had limited time. :( 
Jeffrey signing off... 
...but not forever!

Wallpapering your desktop

Hello Readers,
Today is a very special day; it is the day when you can get your own, free The Blog of Many Words Wallpaper! That's right, you can get BMW all over your computer! On your desktop, on your internet, on your wallpaper, on your browser, on your background image, on your internet browser - wait! They are all the same things! Oh bother! At least there are two ways to see BMW, on the internet and on the background! Get yours today at:
Here!
Get yours today!
Oh, there is no word today; see if you can find some new words in the wallpaper!
Cheers!
Jeffrey signing off...

Laughs for you

Oh, hello! Ha ha ha! Oh, haha. Hee hee... ...hee hee! ha ha! So funny! Ha ha!
Ha ha ha! Oh ho ho ho! Ha! *tears streaming down my face* Oh! Ha ha ha! Oh, that's soo funny; ha ha!
Okay, enough sillyness (ha ha ha!), let's move on to the word shall we?
Today's word is:
Chachinnatory. Such a funny looking word! Ha ha. It means consisting of immoderate laughter. As you may have noticed, I have rather exaggarated that but it IS laughter just the same. Now, let's see it in a sentence. Oh, ho ho ho!
The joke was accompanied by much chachinnatory.
Woah! It's time to go now; I'm full of laughter! Ha ha...
Jeffrey -ha-signing off...

Ha ha! Ho ho! Oh ho ho ho; ha ha! So strange but so funny! What a wonderful word, chachinnatory is... 

Autumn is coming...

Hello,
Today's word is the answer to this easy code.
Hint: L**** So cryptic...


Folium autumnus


To see the answer, click on the lovely, brown link below.

Paternal Love and Google Love

Hello All Fathers and Readers,
As you may know, today is fathers day in Australia so today's word is Paternal. I know it is not obscure but we still don't use it that often. We commonly use, 'maternal' to refer to the mother however rarely use, paternal' to refer to the father.
In a sentence:
As today is Fathers Day, all fathers should show paternal love to their children.
Happy Fathers Day!!!
Today is also the day that Google was made by Larry Page and Sergey Brin at Stanford University. Happy 13th birthday Google! *blows out thirteen candles*
Jeffrey signing off...

MORE Words. Yum!

Welcome to Expansion Pack '2'!!!!! Today, we are moving onto harder words like butter, court, source, prince and many more. So much, I might split this post in two. One today, one next week. So without further ado, I present to you Part 1! Source The origin of something. Butter A greasy solid that is commonly put on toast. Plant A living organism in the kingdom Plantae. Bread A grainy food that commonly comes in loaves. Court A area where people can argue over legal disputes and problems; A small, usually square, area eg. Kimberly Court; a small street with a round 'blob' at the end to help turning. Frame The network or structure of an object. Table A piece of furniture used to place items. Can also be used as a please where people eat. Part two coming next week. Jeffrey signing off...

Why Not Stick With Purple?

Hello, Today I am testing the new Blogger Interface. It's rather streamlined and orange. Google seems to just LOVE orange! Anyway, I missed yesterday; I had to do homework! But as this is not a daily blog, it doesn't matter. Today's word is aubergine. Or, eggplant. It refers to either an eggplant or the colour of an eggplant.why couldn't the just stick with 'eggplant' and 'purple'? O I can add it to the blog of course! In a sentence: The door was a shiny, aubergine colour. Well, see you tomorrow with another extension pack! Bye! Jeffrey signing off...