Word of the Day: Frangible.

ADJECTIVE 1. Fragile; brittle.

Example Sentences.
"Make sure to mark the box containing the frangible items with a 'Fragile' sticker."
"The tiny puppy feels frangible, but he's doubling in size almost every week."
"Children aren't allowed into the antique store, because it's full of frangible items."

"Frangible" is an adjective describing delicate or breakable objects. It's most useful describing a brittle texture that could snap or crumble in your hands. The Latin root of "frangible" is "frangere," meaning "to break," which is also the same root of the word "fragile." ...

Word of the Day: Snuggery
NOUN 1. A cozy or comfortable place, especially someone's private room or den.

Example Sentences.

"The hidden snuggery behind the kitchen is my favorite room in the house."

"I had to sacrifice my snuggery to create an office to work from home."

"The kids turn my snuggery into a play fort on rainy days."

Do you know the word "hygge" (pronounced "HOO-gah")? It's a Danish word meaning "cozy," but it's also a modern obsession with all things comforting. Having a snuggery is a key element of reaching the perfect state of hygge. .