01-13-13 "Abhor"
Abhor: "To loathe."
Abhor: "To loathe."
Remuneration: "Compensation, payment."
Realia: "Objects or activities used to relate classroom teaching to real life."
Sorry for the sporadic updates everyone! I was in Rhode Island with family which threw off my regular working schedule - But now I'm back in town and should be back to a more regimented schedule! Let's jump back in.
Apollonian: "Of or relating to the god Apollo."
Festoon: "A decorative chain or strip hanging between two points."
My first scene-of-the-day of 2013! I apologize that these have been pretty spotty the last 2 weeks, but I've been with family and so my schedule has been all over the place.
Heliacal: "Relating to the sun."
Vacuous: "Emptied of or lacking content."
Donnybrook: "Free-for-all, brawl."
Mise-en-scène: "The arrangement of the scenery and actors for a theatrical production"
Sorry I missed a couple there, folks! I've been traveling back to Rhode Island the last few days!
Solstice: "The time of year when the sun is farthest north of the equator or farthest south of the equator." (ie. the date that some people believe the Mayans predicted the world would end.)
Lagniappe: "A small gift given to a customer by a merchant at time of purchase."
Commensal: "Of or relating to those who habitually eat together."
Quadrate: "To be square or almost square."
Hagiography: "Idealizing or idolizing biography."
Schmooze: "To chat in a friendly and persuasive manner especially so as to gain favor, business, or connections."
Parietal: "Of or relating to walls." (Technically of bodily cavities, but I went a different way...)
Intersperse: "To place something at intervals in or among."
Disport: "To divert or amuse."
Pomander: "A mixture of aromatic substances enclosed in a perforated bag or box and used to scent clothes and linens or formerly carried as a guard against infection."
Tutelary: "Having the guardianship of a person or a thing."