Word of the week

Frolic

• Play and move about cheerfully, excitedly or energetically

• Exceeding what is sufficient or necessary

• Behaving or looking as though on e thinks is superior to other

• Make practical or effective use of

Superfluous

• Play and move about cheerfully or excitedly

• Exceeding what is sufficient or necessary

• An illuminating discovery or realization, sudden insight

• Behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to others.

Epiphany

• Treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor

• abundant in supply or quantity

• An illuminating discovery, realization, or sudden insight

• Not harmful or offensive

Supercilious

• Play and move about cheerfully and energetically

• Abundant in supply or quantity

• Exceeding what is sufficient or necessary

• Behaving or looking as though now thinks one is superior to others.

Innocuous

• Having the nature of exaggerating

• Lasting a very short time

• not harmful or offensive

• Treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor

Facetious

• Lasting a very short time

• Treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor.

• Make practical or effective use of

• Not harmful or offensive

Utilize

• Make practical or effective use of

• An illuminating discovery, realization or sudden insight

• Lasting a very short time

• Abundant in supply or quantity

Copious

• Exceeding what is sufficient or necessary

• Abundant supply or quantity

• Play and move carefully, and excitedly

• Lasting a very short time

Ephemeral

• Treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor

• Exceeding what is sufficient or necessary

• Lasting a very short time

• Not harmful or offensive

To establish by proof or competent evidence to give substance or form to

• Facetious

• Substantiate

• supercilious

• insidious