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Word of the Day

October 23, 2014 – Word of the Day:  tank A tank is usually a container that holds liquid or gas:   A fish tank holds fish. A gas tank holds gas. A water tank stores water. A propane tank provides fuel for a grill. A tank used for military purposes is operated by soldiers who sit inside and shoot at people. A tank top is worn when it’s hot outside. There are no sleeves and it’s very light. When the word "tank" is used as a verb, it means that something is not functioning very well: Their business is tanking. The football team tanked in the second half of the game. The proposal for a new park tanked at the city council meeting. (The park won’t be built.) Click here to learn more words.