Word of the Day:
abord
What It Means
The act of approaching or arriving; approach.
A road, or means of approach.
Abord in Context
“He entered with an air so immensely conceited and affected, and, at the same Time, so uncommonly bold, that I could scarce stand his Abord […].”
Did You Know?
From French abord, from aborder (“to aboard”).
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