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Today's Word "mollify"
"...Doubtless she had poisoned my beer with something intended to mollify me, to mollify Molloy, with the result that I was nothing more than a lump of melting wax, so to speak." -- Samuel Becket, 'Molloy'
Mollify comes from Middle French mollifier, ultimately from Latin mollis, "soft."
This news arrived on: 08/25/2008
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