Lexical Vexations disburse 1. v. to pay out (esp. from a fund), to pay (e.g., a bill). disperse 1. v. to break up, to spread…
Lexical Vexations coarse 1. adj. of a thick gauge; 2. adj. rough; 3. adj. unrefined, crude (of a person). course 1. n. a path or…
Lexical Vexations palate 1. n . the top or roof of the mouth; 2. n. one’s sense of taste. palette 1. n. an easily held…
Lexical Vexations lessen 1. v . to decrease. lesson 1. n. the presentation of information, a tutorial, a teaching. Words in the Wild: Simon’s driving…
Lexical Vexations This lexical vexation is for Kevin – thanks for all the great Lexical Vexation suggestions, Kevin! principal 1. n . a person responsible…
Lexical Vexations This lexical vexation is for Colette, who understands the weighty responsibility of using wait and weight correctly. wait 1. v . to remain…
Lexical Vexations Lee requested this classic lexical vexation, one that trips up the best of us from time to time. Thanks, Lee! their adj. the…
Lexical Vexations I don’t know how I’ve missed the grandaddy of lexical vexations for so long, so thank you, Susan, for requesting this post. its…
Lexical Vexations role 1. n . a part one plays in a dramatic production or in relation to other people in a real-life situation. roll…