Saturday Word: Verdant
ver·dant [ˈvər-dənt]:
origin: (1581) Latin; virēre = to be green
adjective
1. Rich green in color or with abundant foliage; lush.
2. Inexperienced in knowledge or skill; wet behind the ears; unripe.
→ Related forms: ver·dan·cy (noun), ver·dant·ly (adverb)
Those of you that watch the t.v. show Arrow will also know it as the name of Oliver's nightclub.
origin: (1581) Latin; virēre = to be green
adjective
1. Rich green in color or with abundant foliage; lush.
2. Inexperienced in knowledge or skill; wet behind the ears; unripe.
→ Related forms: ver·dan·cy (noun), ver·dant·ly (adverb)
Those of you that watch the t.v. show Arrow will also know it as the name of Oliver's nightclub.