Orbisculation Nation

Have you heard about the @readersdigest “Orbisculate Challenge”? Originated by seniors from Connecticut, this delightful word game invites you to find as many words as possible using the letters of “orbisculate”! Are you up for the challenge?! Give it a shot and let us know!🍋

Guess what? We've got another orbisculate poem for you, kindly submitted by Marvin N. Robbins! Thanks a lot for this masterpiece, Marvin! 🍊🍋

We have a new Nate poem shared by another member of Orbisculate Nation!

Here's your reminder to watch out for orbisculation when making orange juice or interacting with citrus this summer! Thank you so much to the talented Catherine Adler (@CathyCollinsAdler on FB) for creating such wonderful artworks to help spread the word!!! You rock Cathy!!! 🍊

Today is May 28th, so we are wishing everyone a happy #orbisculate day! Thanks so much again to @CityofCHeights for helping us spread the word!!!

Thank you to the wonderful @cwymanbooks for accomplishing goal #27 In A Young Adult Book with her debut novel Jawbreaker! Check this book out at your local library or anywhere books are sold. We're delighted that young readers have such zest for this pulpy, flavorful novel! 🍊

Check out Goal #23, completed by Eric Van Soest, who used "orbisculate" within a short story in his book "Looks Can Be Deceiving: A Collection of Short Stories." amazon.com/Looks-Can-Be-Dece…

We gave ourselves the goal of making orbisculate so widespread that devices would no longer put a red squiggly line under when we wrote it. We're not there yet, but Carl B. did point out that, if nothing else, we can just add the word to the computer dictionary ourselves.

Huge thanks to @knbalke for what may be our most colorful Orbisculation Creation yet: Orbisculate in Play-Doh form. Goal 60: Get orbisculate used in Play-Doh? Check.

Betty Van Pelt, thank you for this gorgeous work of art, helping us cross off goal #31: Get orbisculate used In a painting or mixed media work.