Word of the day - cline

cline

A gradual change in a character or feature across the distributional range of a species or population, usually correlated with an environmental or geographic transition.





I've got a dictionary app on my phone which has just recently decided to start sending me a word of the day after a year + of not bothering. So I'm gonna share it each day. It'll either educate or annoy, I'm not fussed which.

 

Mumblers is a better word of the day.

 

Dunderhead

Even Better

 

Symbiotic is my new favourite word.

 

Cline - what the Chinese consortium called Patrick to make him pull out of a takeover?

 

Patsy. American singer.

 

My word for the day is

cloyt...

one can be a cloyt and be proud.
It can be a cloyt of a job
One can act like a cloyt
She'd a reight pair of cloyts on her
She'd a cloyt like an hosses collar
He was hung like a cloyt
if a get mi hands ra'ne thi cloyt al choke thi..
cum here yer f##king little cloyt
numerous situations and phrases where the cloyt word can be used

have fun

 

Kevin `A fish called Wanda' Kline.

 

Inde Cline

 

Incline.

 

Incline and Decline both in Inde Mario.

 

Fog on the Cline.

 

thats all thine all thine.

 

Recline....or is that too laid back

 

The Clining. Here's Johnny.

 

Brian Kilcline

 

Yesterday's word of the day

Hallux

1.*The innermost or first digit on the hind foot of certain mammals. The human hallux is commonly called the big toe.

2.*A homologous digit of a bird, reptile, or amphibian. In birds, it is often directed backward.

 

Those mystery symbols are back too. There weren't no *s in what I posted.

 

bunion?

 

No ta.