# Surprise Song of the Day!
Something that is rundown, neglected, or in deplorable condition. derelict If something has been abandoned, you can call it derelict. Even if a person has abandoned his responsibilities, you can say that he is derelict in his duties. But don’t call a lost child derelict — unless, of course, he has neglected his chores. As an adjective, derelict describes something…
I am not a morning person. At all. But, in some seasons, I will get up early in the morning to run with my friends before work. It is the best time to exercise, honestly, compared to after work when I’m tired/there are other things competing with my time/I just want to go home.…
An old car that isn’t working very well… jalopy A jalopy is an old car that isn’t working very well. You’d never call a new, smooth-running car a jalopy. There are a lot of insulting words in English, mostly for people. This insult is for a car: a jalopy is a rundown, beat-up, falling apart car…