What is the Daily Buzzword for May 25?
  satisfy  \SAT-is-fye\  verb

What does it mean?
  1 : to do what has been agreed upon in
  2 a : to make happy : please  b : to meet the needs of :
appease
  3 : convince
  4 : to measure up to : meet

How do you use it?
  Kiley went straight to the coach to satisfy her curiosity as
to why a rookie was pitching the play-off game.

Are you a word wiz?
  Which one of these words do you think is related to "satisfy?"

  A. artificial
  B. complicated
  C. delicious
  D. substantial

Answer: 
  Answer A is the most satisfactory choice. The link between
"satisfy" and "artificial" is the Latin verb "facere," which
means "to do" or "to make." To come up with "satisfy,"
"facere" was combined with another Latin word, "satis,"
meaning "enough." The literal meaning of "satisfy" is "to do
enough." "Facere" joined with the prefix "art-," meaning
"skill," to produce "artificial," whose original Latin
meaning was "made by art." Something that is "artificial" is
made by the skill or artistry of humans rather than by
nature. Other English words that have "facere" as their root
include "perfect," "fashion," "manufacture," and "benefit."