Word of the Day: Feuilleton

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Feuilleton foi-ih-TAWN Part of Speech noun French, 19th century Find out how to use "Feuilleton" in a sentence.... Definition: Feuilleton A part of a newspaper or magazine devoted to fiction, criticism, or light literature. Sponsored by Noom The Healthy Way to Lose Weight: Get Lasting Results With Noom Weight Losing weight can be a difficult journey for many people. Restrictive diets and excessive exercise may achieve some results fast, but they don't last — a frustrating fact anyone who has repeatedly tried to lose weight knows well. That's because weight loss is so much more than just physical; it's hugely psychological and emotional. Noom is a healthy lifestyle program backed by behavioral science and research, and 95% of customers say it's a long-term solution. When you change how you think about losing weight, you can start losing it and keep it off for good. Get Noom Now If you buy through this link, Word Genius may earn an affiliate commission.   Let's Play Test your vocab! What is a synonym for "oppugn"? Contest   Contort   Contact   Contain

 

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