Word of the Day: Titivate

Can you pronounce titivate?

Thursday, October 10, 2024

Today's Word Brought to You By verb 1. Make small enhancing alterations to (something). 2. (Titivate oneself) Make oneself look attractive. Today's Word Brought to You By Unlock Your Body's Secrets Tired of guessing what's best for your health? Lumen takes out the guesswork. This cutting-edge technology analyzes your unique metabolism with just one breath first thing in the morning, providing personalized insights into how your body burns fuel. Unlike generic plans, Lumen customizes your entire health journey, from nutrition and workouts to sleep and stress management. Don't miss out — get $100 off sitewide, plus an extra 15% discount, exclusive to readers of Word Daily. Learn More "We decided to titivate the conference hall with festive decor before the holiday." "The seamstress was able to titivate the gown and hide the small tears." "Betty wanted to take a break and titivate herself before the reception." English, early 18th century If you've never heard of the word "titivate," it might help you to remember the definition by learning it comes from the word "tidy" and was originally spelled "tidivate." "Titivate" sounds similar to a more commonly known word, "titillate." ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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