Wit – BlogWhere words come from, how people use them, and how Wit picks the next one.https://yourwit.app/blog/Rare words with deep meanings, every one in the dictionary.https://yourwit.app/blog/rare-words-with-deep-meanings/https://yourwit.app/blog/rare-words-with-deep-meanings/Rare words with deep meanings, from frisson and verklempt to petrichor and zugzwang: thirteen dictionary words, each with its meaning and an example.Tue, 27 Oct 2026 03:00:00 GMTOffice slang and corporate jargon, decoded.https://yourwit.app/blog/office-slang/https://yourwit.app/blog/office-slang/Office slang and corporate jargon, explained: what 'in the weeds', 'bandwidth' and 'take it offline' mean at work, each with a meaning and an example.Mon, 19 Oct 2026 03:00:00 GMTOther words for 'very': one sharper word instead of two.https://yourwit.app/blog/other-words-for-very/https://yourwit.app/blog/other-words-for-very/Better alternatives to 'very + adjective': drained for very tired, livid for very angry, and sweltering for very hot, with examples.Mon, 12 Oct 2026 03:00:00 GMTPhrasal verbs for work: the ones in your Slack.https://yourwit.app/blog/phrasal-verbs-for-work/https://yourwit.app/blog/phrasal-verbs-for-work/Common phrasal verbs at work, in meetings, emails and team chat – from 'reach out' and 'follow up' to 'double down', each with its meaning and an example.Wed, 07 Oct 2026 03:00:00 GMTWords to describe someone's personality, good and bad.https://yourwit.app/blog/words-to-describe-someone/https://yourwit.app/blog/words-to-describe-someone/Words to describe a person's personality and character: warm ones, quiet ones, difficult ones, and a few that sound like compliments but carry a catch.Wed, 30 Sep 2026 04:00:00 GMTCommon English idioms people actually say.https://yourwit.app/blog/english-idioms/https://yourwit.app/blog/english-idioms/Common English idioms used in daily life and at work, each with its meaning and an example sentence – from 'it is what it is' to 'move the goalposts'.Wed, 30 Sep 2026 03:00:00 GMTLost your Duolingo streak? Here's what you can still try.https://yourwit.app/blog/lost-duolingo-streak/https://yourwit.app/blog/lost-duolingo-streak/Lost a Duolingo streak? Learn what Streak Freeze can and cannot do, where to check for a repair, and why a vocabulary habit does not need a streak.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 03:04:00 GMTFeeling words for adults: a list past happy, sad and angry.https://yourwit.app/blog/feeling-words/https://yourwit.app/blog/feeling-words/A feeling words list for adults: precise words for sad, angry, nervous and happy, plus a few feelings English borrowed or built a word for.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 03:03:00 GMTCommon English collocations, and why it's 'make a decision'.https://yourwit.app/blog/english-collocations/https://yourwit.app/blog/english-collocations/What collocations are, and twelve pairings – make a decision, heavy rain, deep sleep – that no grammar rule predicts. You just have to have heard them.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 03:02:00 GMTThe small phrases that make fluent English sound natural.https://yourwit.app/blog/english-phrases/https://yourwit.app/blog/english-phrases/Eight phrases fluent speakers lean on without noticing, what each one is doing in a conversation, and where the tone goes wrong – plus four for work chat.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 03:01:00 GMTSlang has rules the dictionary never mentions.https://yourwit.app/blog/slang-words/https://yourwit.app/blog/slang-words/Fourteen slang words, from rizz and delulu to parasocial – what each one means, how it lands, and when using it can go wrong.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 03:00:00 GMT