Word of the Day: Cwm

March 22, 2026

Today's Word Brought to You By noun 1. A cirque: a deep steep-walled basin high on a mountain usually shaped like half a bowl and often containing a small lake, caused especially by glacial erosion, and usually forming the blunt head of a valley. Bladder Solution Hiding in Your Water? What if the solution to muscle spasms, bladder issues, fatigue, and brain fog was hiding in your water? And in just seconds a day you could turn back the clock on your body without painful treatments, expensive doctor bills, or even leaving your house? In one study, participants experienced a difference in as little as 2 hours! See why everyone over 50 should be doing THIS to their water. Learn More *This content is brought to you by our sponsor, which helps keep our content free. "The hikers stopped in a quiet cwm to eat lunch and escape the wind." "From above, the cwm looked like a natural bowl carved into the mountainside." "The guide pointed out the glacial cwm where the lake had formed centuries ago." Welsh, mid-19th century You can count on Welsh-derived words to provide terms with consonants in interesting strings and no pronunciation like standard English. "Cwm," meaning "a steep-walled basin found on the side of a mountain," is pronounced ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words?

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