Word of the Day: Colloquy

January 24, 2026

Today's Word Brought to You By noun 1. Conversation, dialogue. 2. A high-level serious discussion; conference. How Your Neck May Be Showing Your Age The neck is often the first place aging shows. Its thinner skin and fewer oil glands make it less responsive to traditional moisturizers. This challenge led double board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. John Layke to develop a "skin-tightening" method first used by older Hollywood actresses. This video shows how to visibly "lift" the look of the neck, chin, and jawline.  Watch Now *This content is brought to you by our sponsor, which helps keep our content free. "The panel ended with a lively colloquy between the speakers and the audience." "What began as a casual chat turned into a thoughtful colloquy about their philosophical differences." "The brief colloquy helped clear up a misunderstanding before it escalated." Latin, 15th century Academics often participate in colloquiums, which are meetings where specialists discuss certain topics, have debates, and answer questions. The word comes from the Latin "colloquium," from "colloqui," meaning "to converse." "Colloquy" is a similar, but ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words?

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