If you consider yourself a bit of a wordsmith, you might like this quirky little site I can across recently.
The Phrays.com site features a new word every day and site members are invited to create a sentence demonstrating its meaning.
The Phrays site members then get to vote on which sentence they think best illustrates the day’s word.
To participate, you’ll need to log in to the site — it won’t cost you anything, but you will need to have a Twitter account.
Gail Lipscombe has worked for some of Australia's hottest tech magazines for over 10 years. In her blog, she focuses on demystifying technology, gadgets and the web for average consumers.
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