The word of the day is "repertoire." It refers to a list or supply of works prepared for performance, such as plays, songs, or dances. It can also describe a collection of skills, devices, or a general supply of something. The band's repertoire spans classic and modern jazz. A cooking class can help expand one's culinary repertoire. Fashion choices can also be described as a repertoire. The word originates from the Late Latin noun "repertorium," meaning "list." This Latin root also gave English the word "repertory," which refers to a theater company or the venue itself. "Repertoire," through French, originally meant the same as "repertory." However, its meaning evolved to include the specific works a company performs. It has also been extended to encompass a person's range of skills. Examples include a baseball pitcher's ability to throw different pitches or a chef's specialty dishes.