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Cellar Door
  • Word: Cellar Door
  • Meaning: (n.) part of a winery from which wine may be sampled or purchased
  • Etymology: Old French celier “underground passage" → from Latin cellarium (“pantry, storeroom”) ... As a compound, cellar door is celebrated for its phonetic euphony (aesthetic claim).
Midriff
  • Word: Midriff
  • Meaning: (n.) he mid-region of the human torso
  • Etymology: (Germanic origin) --> Old English midhrif "diaphragm of a human or animal," --> from mid ("middle") + hrif "belly"
Pedigree
  • Word: Pedigree
  • Meaning: (n.) a distinguished ancestry
  • Etymology: from Anglo-French pedigrue "genealogical table or chart," → Old French pied de gru "foot of a crane," ... On old manuscripts, "descent" (i.e. pedigree) was indicated by a forked sign resembling the branching lines of a genealogical chart; the sign also happened to look like a bird's footprint.
CFO & CEO
  • Word: CFO & CEO
  • Meaning: (n.) CEO: “the highest-ranking executive in a company, responsible for overall operations and performance.” CFO: “the executive responsible for managing the financial actions of a company.”
  • Etymology: CEO: Chief Executive Officer. + CFO: Chief Financial Officer. --> Both derive from organizational and business English.
Psychometric
  • Word: Psychometric
  • Meaning: (adj.) of or relating to the measurement of mental capacities and processes
  • Etymology: from Greek psukhē (“soul, mind”) + metron (“measure”)
Sole Trader
  • Word: Sole Trader
  • Meaning: (n.) a person who owns and runs a business alone.
  • Etymology: Sole → from Latin solus, meaning “alone, only.” ... Trader → from Latin tradere (“to hand over”)
Resilient
  • Word: Resilient
  • Meaning: (adj.) tending to recover from or adjust easily to adversity or change.
  • Etymology: from Latin resilire (“to spring back, rebound”) --> from re‑ (“back”) + salire (“to jump”) 
Mentee
  • Word: Mentee
  • Meaning: (n.) one that is advised, trained, or counseled by a mentor.
  • Etymology: from Greek Mentor, the wise adviser of Telemachus in the Odyssey 
Congruent
  • Word: Congruent
  • Meaning: (adj.) being in agreement, harmony, or correspondence.
  • Etymology: from Latin congruere (“to agree, suit”) → composed of con- (“together”) + gruere (“to come together”) 
Imposter
  • Word: Imposter
  • Meaning: (n.) one that assumes a false identity or title for the purpose of deception.
  • Etymology: from Latin impostor “a deceiver” → from imponere (“to impose upon, to deceive”) 

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