This looks like fun! I'll definitely be joining in.
Word of the Day Challenge Participant
Gaia Username: Sieffre
NaNoWriMo Username: berrigan
NaNoWriMo Profile URL: http://www.nanowrimo.org/en/participants/berrigan
NaNo Novel Title: The Wormhole Jumpers
NaNo Novel Link: http://www.nanowrimo.org/en/participants/berrigan/novels/the-wormhole-jumpers
Today's Word: discriminate
Sentence: Juanita’s jaw dropped. “You mean you two aren’t—? You can tell me. I’m the last person that would
discriminate when it comes to love.”
“No!” Deuko said. Then then meaning of her words sunk in. “He looks at me? How does he look at me?”
Edit: playing catch-up with two of the words. Cerulean is impossible to use because skies in this novel vary in colours.
Today's Word: onomatopoeia
Sentence: Sigma had been in a playful mood all evening, punctuating his actions with various
onomatopoeia in a childlike chant. Deuko was beginning to suspect that it was her normal state.
“How do you put up with her all the time?” he asked after half an hour of her voice running almost non-stop through his head. “Tell me she didn’t do this while you were stuck in that loophole.”
“You get used to it,” Pip said distractedly, busy with his datapad. “It’s like trying to get a child to stop tugging your hand in a toy store.”
Today's Word: patina
Sentence: Deuko hurriedly pushed his way between an android and a yak laiden down with bundles, heading towards the first occupied hangar he saw. It held a small ship, a make that he didn’t recognise, but a beauty none the less, a retro arrowhead shape painted silver and bronze. A human grunger was standing in front of the opened ramp, pushing a dolly loaded with a crate up into the cargo bay. What Deuko could see of the inside was barren of the usual pipes and exposed wires, but some people were picky about thing like that, and prefered to cover them over with
patina.