\LOO-dik\, adjective
Of or relating to play; characterized by play; playful.
Example: I logged in last night feeling quite ludic, but no one wanted to entertain me. 
WoW Word of the Week is my weekly Sunday post to encourage the expansion of the average WoW player’s vocabulary beyond “noob”, “pwnd” and “FAIL”. The WWOTW will be used in every other post this week, and I urge you to use it as well!
\VAK-yoo-uhs\, adjective
1. showing no intelligence or thought
2. having no meaning or direction; empty
Example: The reason I avoid PUGs is because often both the members and the group as a whole can be quite vacuous.
WoW Word of the Week is my weekly Sunday post to encourage the expansion of the average WoW player’s vocabulary beyond “noob”, “pwnd” and “FAIL”. The WWOTW will be used in every other post this week, and I urge you to use it as well!
\FROH-werd\, adjective
not easily managed; contrary
Example: Sartharion +3 drakes is quite a froward battle.
WoW Word of the Week is my weekly Sunday post to encourage the expansion of the average WoW player’s vocabulary beyond “noob”, “pwnd” and “FAIL”. The WWOTW will be used in every other post this week, and I urge you to use it as well!
\sin-TIL-uh\, noun
A tiny or scarcely detectable amount; the slightest particle; a trace; a spark.
Example: I haven’t a scintilla of doubt that we’ll get Sarth and his 3 drakes down this week!
WoW Word of the Week is my weekly Sunday post to encourage the expansion of the average WoW player’s vocabulary beyond “noob”, “pwnd” and “FAIL”. The WWOTW will be used in every other post this week, and I urge you to use it as well!
\kwosh\, verb
1. to put down or suppress completely; quell; subdue: to quash a rebellion.
2. to make void, annul, or set aside (a law, indictment, decision, etc.)
Example: When our new raid member announced he’d never seen the Heigan fight before, he quashed our last bit of hope for getting [The Undying] that night.
WoW Word of the Week is my weekly Sunday post to encourage the expansion of the average WoW player’s vocabulary beyond “noob”, “pwnd” and “FAIL”. The WWOTW will be used in every other post this week, and I urge you to use it as well!
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