3-WORDS-A-DAY [13-Sep-2026 UTC]
Scaf·fol·ding | noun
Temporary structure to support workers or materials during construction or repair.
e.g. The scaffolding around the building allowed workers to access high areas safely.
ac·ro·nym | noun
A word formed from the initial letters of a name or phrase.
e.g. The company's acronym is often used in marketing materials.
an·no·ta·tion | noun
A note or comment added to a text or diagram to explain or clarify it.
e.g. The professor's annotation of the poem helped students understand its meaning.
Phrase & Idioms
fake it till you make it / fake it until you make it
to adopt a behavior which will lead you towards self improve and a better future
e.g. To be successful in life first act like it and do whatever needs to do to get it. You got to fake it until you get it.
Phrasal Verb
call (someone) away
to ask someone to leave a place, usually calling them or sending them a message.
e.g. The doctor has been called away to deal with an emergency in the hospital.
Quote
"Stand for something or you will fall for anything. "
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