WORD OF THE DAY: Bailiwick
[bay-li-wik] Part of speech: Noun Origin: Middle English, 15th century Definition: A bailiff’s jurisdiction; a person’s specific area of skill, knowledge, or ability Examples of Bailiwick in a sentence “Criminals who find themselves tried in his bailiwick can expect stern courtroom rules.” “I’m a novice at science, but literature is my bailiwick.” About Bailiwick Bailiwick has been in use in English since the 15th century, but only in the 1800s did it begin to be
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