The word of the day

Super Memeo was a bit heavy on me…probably more suitable at younger ages. I want to use this thread (if the moderator did not delete it) to add one word everyday which I come across on that day and think I should memorize. You are welcome to explain the meaning of that word if it has another meaning other than the one I mention.

The word of the day:


Agile: adjective / able to move your body quickly and easily
Monkey are very agile climbers

**Agile: adjective / able to move your body quickly and easily
Monkey are very agile climbers.

** Solicit: to ask someone for money, information or help:
I actively solicit input from the people who read my article.

**Agile: adjective / able to move your body quickly and easily
-Monkey are very agile climbers.

** Solicit: to ask someone for money, information or help:
-I actively solicit input from the people who read my article.

**niche market: a small area of trade within the economy, often involving specialized products:
-Do something unique and target a niche market.

**whim: noun a sudden desire or idea, especially one that cannot be reasonably explained:
- We will not cater to one customer’s whim when it affects the rest of the customers.

5- Infernal: adjective. OLD-FASHIONED very bad or unpleasant:
-What an infernal discussion!

I think your learned this word "Infernal" from Lazar's recent post. Am I right?

Bingo!

is Lazar a reliable source? ;-)

**6) Stoke: verb (ALSO stoke up) / to add fuel to a large enclosed fire and move the fuel around with a stick so that it burns well and produces a lot of heat:
-stoking the fire is always on me at home.

**7) Sifting:to make a close examination of all the parts of something in order to find something or to separate what is useful from what is not
**8) at odds: to Disagree
--Under today's system, such a query can lead to hours of sifting - through lists of flights, hotels, car rentals - and the options are often at odds with one another

**9) flimsy (THIN) adjective / very thin, or easily broken or destroyed:
-- a good business card should not be flimsy.