Word of the Day: Fricative

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Fricative FRIK-ə-tiv Part of Speech adjective Latin, 19th century Find out how to use "Fricative" in a sentence.... Definition: Fricative Denoting a type of consonant made by the friction of breath in a narrow opening, producing a turbulent air flow. Sponsored by Apollo Neuroscience Upgrade Your Sleep and Downgrade Your Stress With Apollo Don't let stress hold you back from being your best. The Apollo™️ wearable was designed for anyone who wants to improve their sleep, focus, and mood easily, safely, and effectively. Apollo's soothing touch therapy is proven to rebalance the nervous system, helping users get 19% more time in deep sleep, 40% less stress and anxiety, and a 25% increase in focus, on average. Start sleeping more and stressing less with 10% off Apollo. Get Yours Now If you buy through this link, Word Genius may earn an affiliate commission.   Let's Play Test your vocab! What is another expression for "malic"? Related to apples   Afraid of witches   Concerned with evil   Growing uneasiness

 

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