More about mizzle

• Mizzle can also mean “to rain in fine drops.”
• Mizzle has Germanic roots.
• It was first recorded in English in 1475-85.

EXAMPLES OF MIZZLE

• I decided to walk in the mizzle since it would be cooler than the usual sun-drenched day.
• If you’re planning a picnic, make sure to bring an umbrella in case of mizzle.

More about tyro

• Tyro comes from the Latin word meaning 鈥渞ecruit.鈥�
• It was first recorded in English in 1605鈥�15.
• Someone who is like a beginner can be described as聽tyronic.

EXAMPLES OF TYRO

• As a tyro in the field of photography, she was still learning the basics about lighting, composition, and exposure.
• Despite being a tyro in the kitchen, he managed to whip up an impressive meal for his dinner guests.

More about equilibrist

Equilibrist comes by way of French from Latin 补别辩耻颈濒墨产谤颈耻尘, 鈥渆quilibrium,鈥� which is formed from aequus, 鈥渆qual,鈥� and 濒墨产谤补, 鈥渂alance.鈥� Though aequus is of unknown origin, 濒墨产谤补 may be distantly related to English liter. Equilibrist was first recorded in English in the 1750s.

EXAMPLE OF EQUILIBRIST USED IN A SENTENCE

The equilibrists performed cartwheels on the narrow beam suspended in the air.