Word for the Week
(noun) A: a place, scene, or state of uproar and confusion. B: a lunatic asylum
As an undergraduate, I would often road trip with my fraternity brothers. I can clearly remember visiting a local college that was often touted for it's academic programs and rigorous curriculum. What was not as widely publicized about the school was it's incredibly active Greek system. I remember the atmosphere on fraternity row as one of sheer bedlam. I had never seen that many kegs of beer in one place in my life.
(noun) 1a. The quality or state of being changeable b. natural change or mutation visible in nature or in human affairs c. a difficulty or hardship attendant on a way of life, a career, or a course of action and usually beyond one's control
Cecil has always looked like a grown man in the face. He had a scar under his eye from falling off his bike, his hair line has been receding since the 3rd grade, and he has had facial hair since elementary school. His appearance has greatly affected by the vicissitudes of life.
(noun) goods sold by a haberdasher.
I often receive compliments on my haberdashery and I'm constantly being accosted in social setting for fashion tips.
(noun) a minor episode involving excitement, confusion, etc.
