Below are the words that we have used for March 2023.
“Nosism” is the practice of using what is popularly called “the royal we,” or a single person’s use of a plural pronoun to describe themselves. (This is also known as “majestic plural.”) The practice has been associated with the English monarchy since the 12th-century rule of Henry II, who used the pronoun “we” to signify that because he ruled by divine right, he represented both himself and God simultaneously.
Information courtesy WordGenius.com
| Day | Word |
|---|---|
| March 1 | Aerie |
| March 2 | Cavil |
| March 3 | Pluvial |
| March 5 | Qiviut |
| March 6 | Neoteric |
| March 7 | Prolegomenon |
| March 8 | Longanimity |
| March 9 | Moonbow |
| March 13 | Humuhumunukunukuapuaa |
| March 14 | Ruthful |
| March 15 | Abat-jour |
| March 16 | Consentient |
| March 17 | Erin go bragh |
| March 19 | Kludge |
| March 20 | Nosism |
| March 21 | Marmoreal |
| March 22 | Alluvium |
| March 27 | Eustress |
| March 28 | Proficuous |
| March 29 | Fantoccini |
| March 30 | Aesculapian |
| March 31 | Opsigamy |
Words courtesy WordGenius.com or Dictionary.com