Word of the Week: yahoo


Many words we use today come from literature. Coined by Jonathan Swift in the 1800s, this word described the brutish human creatures in Gulliver's Travels. Watch the video to learn the definition! Learn a new vocabulary word every week with TranscribeMe! This week's word is: yahoo. #yahoo #definitions #TranscribeMe #LearnwithTM #WordoftheWeek #vocabularywords

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