Visual Word Of The Day – Orison

Orison –

\AWR-uh-zuhn\ , noun;

1.

A prayer.

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Visual Word Of The Day – Autodidact

\aw-toh-DY-dakt\ , noun;

1.

One who is self-taught.

What did you call me.  Oh I guess you’re right I am a bit of a photography autodidact.

Visual Word Of The Day – Irenic

Irenic – \eye-REN-ik; -REE-nik\ , adjective;

1.

Tending to promote peace; conciliatory.

The walk between work and Tim Horton’s adds even more to my well being as I stop to visit this irenic waterfall and pond.

Visual Word Of The Day – Lickerish

Lickerish – lik-er-ish –adjective Archaic .

1.

fond of and eager for choice food.

Visual Word Of The Day – Byzantine

byzantine – \ BIZ-uhn-teen \  , adjective;

1.

Complex or intricate.

2.

Characterized by elaborate scheming and intrigue, esp. for the gaining of political power or favor.

I do not choose to further elaborate.

Visual Word Of The Day – Consanguineous

consanguineous [kon-san(g)-GWIN-ee-us]
related by blood; descended from the same ancestor.

Based on their behaviour, I think I’ve located their ancestor.

Visual Word Of The Day – Coruscate

Coruscate – \ KOR-uh-skayt \  , verb;

1.

To give off or reflect bright beams or flashes of light; to sparkle.

2.

To exhibit brilliant, sparkling technique or style.

That photographer Jay McIntyre really has a corucate personality!

Visual Word Of The Day – Bilocation

Bilocation – \ bahy-loh-KEY-shuhn \  , noun;
1. The state of being or the ability to be in two places at the same time.

This is the reality in Michelle’s dream world!

Visual Word Of The Day – Ruction

\ RUHK-shuhn \  , noun;

1.

A disturbance, quarrel, or row.

I’m not saying how the words “Old Folks” made it out of my mouth, but man did a ruction ever arise!

Visual Word Of The Day – Incunabulum

Incunabulum – \ in-kyoo-NAB-yuh-luhm \  , noun;

1.

The earliest stages or first traces of anything.

2.

Extant copies of books produced in the earliest stages (before 1501) of printing from movable type.

In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word Was God.