Explanation

• A polyglot is a person who can speak many languages, usually more than two.
• The word comes from the Greek words poly (many) and glotta (language).

Additional information:

• Monolingual – Speaks 1 language
• Bilingual – Speaks 2 languages
• Trilingual – Speaks 3 languages
• Multilingual – Speaks more than 2 languages

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Explanation

• Reticent means a person who speaks very little or is reserved in speech.

Additional information:

• Obsolete → Something old-fashioned or no longer in use
• Hypocrite → A person who pretends to have good morals but does not follow them
• Misogynist → A person who dislikes or hates women

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Explanation

• A person who never takes alcoholic drinks is called a teetotaler (or teetotaller). 

Last updated 26-07-2026 by NA

Explanation

• A Mint is a place where coins are manufactured.
• It also produces commemorative coins and sometimes medals.
• The word Mint comes from the ancient Roman temple of Juno Moneta, where coins were produced.

Additional information:

• Library – A place where books are kept.
• Museum – A place where historical objects are displayed.
• Aquarium – A place where fish are kept.
• Apiary – A place where bees are kept.
• Observatory – A place where astronomical observations are made.

Last verified on 26-97-2026

Explanation

• Adorable: Very charming, attractive, or lovable.
• Miserable: Very unhappy or uncomfortable.
• Arrogant: Having an unpleasantly proud and stuck-up view of oneself.
• Rude: Impolite or having bad manners. 

Last updated 25-07-2026 by NA