Below are the words that we have used for January 2022.
Fun Fact:
“Napery,” while traditionally a word for household linens, is also a Sherwin-Williams paint color. It’s a warm tone; it either looks beige or closer to a buttercream yellow, depending on the light. This paint is featured in many home- design articles and Pinterest boards, particularly ones related to coastal designs. (courtesy WordGenius.com)
| Day | Word |
|---|---|
| January 4 | Rime |
| January 5 | Vexillology |
| January 6 | Inglenook |
| January 7 | Corybantic |
| January 9 | Howbeit |
| January 10 | Welkin |
| January 11 | Simulacrum |
| January 12 | Telos |
| January 13 | Tchotchke |
| January 18 | Sangfroid |
| January 19 | Reify |
| January 20 | Tutelary |
| January 21 | Apodictic |
| January 23 | Compère |
| January 24 | Diluvial |
| January 25 | Napery |
| January 26 | Coriaceous |
| January 27 | Whigmaleerie |
| January 28 | Ziggurat |
| January 31 | Paseo |
Words courtesy WordGenius.com or Dictionary.com