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That’s our final word for today.
Contemplation is the word for today.
Smith’s «Word for Today» radio program became popular throughout the United States.
Радиопрограмма Смита «Слово на сегодня» стала популярной на всей территории Соединенных Штатов.
Author, The Word for Today
The Word for Today: Lamentations
Word for Today — Humility
Vigilance is the word for today.
In 1994, Bob wrote the first edition of Word For Today.
В 1994 году Боб написал свои первые молитвенные размышления, СЛОВО на СЕГОДНЯ.
The word for today is temptation.
The word for today is hypocrite.
The word for today — joy.
The word for today — thankful.
Word for Today: «I Came to Serve»
Adapted from A.E. Wilder-Smith, The Scientific Alternative to Neo-Darwinian Evolutionary Theory, Word for Today Publishers, CA 92704, USA, pp. 159-191, 1987.
Адаптировано из книги: Вайльдер-Смит А.Е. Научная альтернатива неодарвинистской эволюционной теории. — США, Калифорния: Word for Today Publishers, 92704, 1987. — С. 159-191.
Tomorrow is just another word for today.
The word for today is RELEASE.
Результатов: 44. Точных совпадений: 44. Затраченное время: 84 мс
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Contemplation is the word for today.
Vigilance is the word for today.
The word for today is temptation.
The word for today is hypocrite.
The word for today — joy.
The word for today — thankful.
The Word for Today: Lamentations
The word for today is RELEASE.
The word for today is adoption.
The word for today is… coffee.
The word for today children is VIRUS.
The word for today: Coffee.
The word for today; Imagination.
And I know what the word for today is.
Now isn’t that the word for today.
So the word for today is Schizophrenia.
What was the word for today, Feb 23?
Вы хотите это Завтра, Feb 23?
Does anyone know the word for today, Feb 18?
Author, The Word for Today
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Caring For Today … Investing In Tomorrow
Non-profit-making organization: CFTIIT
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Caring For Today … Investing In Tomorrow
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Discovering Alternatives For Today’s Encounters
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Discovering Alternatives For Today’s Encounters
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Learning Information For Today
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Learning Information For Today
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Lifestyle Improvement For Today
Non-profit-making organization: LIFT
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Lifestyle Improvement For Today
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Relationship Education Strengthens And Provides Empowering Choices For Today
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Relationship Education Strengthens And Provides Empowering Choices For Today
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A street name for Crack-Cocaine.
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > A street name for Crack-Cocaine.
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Fair And Immediate Resources For Students Today
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Fair And Immediate Resources For Students Today
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Individualized Movement And Physical Activity For Children Today
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Individualized Movement And Physical Activity For Children Today
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Sun Awareness For Educating Today’s Youth
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Sun Awareness For Educating Today’s Youth
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The Word For You Today
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > The Word For You Today
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на сегодня
Новый русско-английский словарь > на сегодня
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на сегодняшний момент
Новый русско-английский словарь > на сегодняшний момент
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на сегодня
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > на сегодня
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aganirá
i aganirá, earlier today, today (past)earlier today, today (past):
i aganirá he-tu’u au ki tai here koreha, today I went to the sea to catch eels. For «today» in the future, that is, «later today,» use anirá; e-turu-ró au anirá ki tai, I’ll go down to the sea later today.
Rapanui-English dictionary > aganirá
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сегодня
2.
с. нескл. today, the present day
сегодня густо, а завтра пусто — feast today and fast tomorrow
Русско-английский словарь Смирнитского > сегодня
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сегодня
сего́дня у́тром — this morning
сего́дня ве́чером — this evening, tonight
2) сущ. с. нескл. today, the present day
на сего́дня дово́льно — that’ll do for today; let’s call it a day
••
сего́дня гу́сто, а за́втра пу́сто — ≈ feast today and fast tomorrow
не сего́дня-за́втра — any day now
Новый большой русско-английский словарь > сегодня
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на сегодня предусмотрена поездка за город
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > на сегодня предусмотрена поездка за город
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по программе сегодня поездка за город
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > по программе сегодня поездка за город
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сегодня
1.
нареч.
2.
;
нескл.
today, the present day
••
Русско-английский словарь по общей лексике > сегодня
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хватать
I
— хвата́ть,
сов.
— схвати́ть; (
вн.
)
разг.
1) ) snatch , seize ; catch hold (of), grasp ; grab ; snap (at)
хватать кого́-л за́ руку — seize / grasp smb by the hand
2) catch , seize
хватайте его́! — hold / seize him!
поли́ция хватает всех — police are seizing everybody
хватать уча́стки земли́ — grab land
хватать дво́йки — get bad marks брит. / grades амер.
••
хватать во́здух ртом — gasp for air
II
— хвата́ть,
сов.
— хвати́ть;
безл.
suffice, be sufficient / enough; last out
э́того хва́тит — this will be sufficient / enough; this will do / suffice
ему́ хвати́ло вре́мени (+ ) — he had time enough , he had the time
э́того должно́ хвати́ть на́ зиму — this must last the winter
э́того ему́ хва́тит на ме́сяц — it will last him a month
де́ла хва́тит на це́лый день — enough work to last the whole day
и до́ма де́ла хва́тит — there is plenty to do at home, too
мне хва́тит — that’s enough for me, that will do for me
не хвата́ет вре́мени (для; + ) — there isn’t enough time (for, + )
у него́ не хвата́ет вре́мени — he is hard pressed for time; he has not enough time (for, + )
у него́ не хвата́ет де́нег — he is short of [pressed for] money
••
хва́тит! — 1) that will do! 2) enough of that!, enough!
на сего́дня хва́тит! — that’ll do for today!; let’s call it a day
с меня́ хва́тит! — I’ve had enough!; I’ve had my fill of it!
э́того ещё не хвата́ло! разг. — ≈ that’s a bit too thick, that’s the limit, that would be the last straw
Новый большой русско-английский словарь > хватать
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lacking life, spirit, or zest
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to make or repair something with materials conveniently on hand
April 12, 2023
the area around or near a place
April 11, 2023
like an oracle in solemnity, or in having wise or divine insight
April 10, 2023
a minor flaw or shortcoming
April 09, 2023
showing or suggesting that future success is likely
April 08, 2023
to limit the size or amount of something
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ambiguous or difficult to understand
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a ceremonial dinner held on Passover
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to divide into political units giving one group unfair advantage
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shenanigans
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démarche
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infantilize
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belated
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gerrymander
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seder
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equivocal
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circumscribe
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auspicious
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foible
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oracular
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vicinity
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MacGyver
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lackadaisical
March 2023
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fresco
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contretemps
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accentuate
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proximate
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repartee
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vindicate
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laudable
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cahoots
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ingratiate
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factotum
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scrupulous
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divulge
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gallivant
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nadir
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Erin go bragh
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lacuna
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tactile
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kith
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fawn
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symbiosis
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zany
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eighty-six
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cavalcade
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bildungsroman
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immaculate
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golem
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recuse
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portend
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challah
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scrutinize
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weal
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fraught
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acquiesce
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despot
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vapid
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besotted
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gambit
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magniloquent
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coquetry
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divest
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lyrical
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anachronism
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impromptu
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cleave
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prerogative
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onerous
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rectify
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Feb 23
tantamount
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hiatus
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nurture
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foray
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ersatz
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stultify
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annus mirabilis
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precocious
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delegate
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genius
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fortuitous
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garner
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conundrum
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ascetic
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charlatan
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teleological
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bombast
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luscious
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countenance
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recondite
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névé
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paladin
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hoodwink
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implacable
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misanthrope
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vulpine
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exacerbate
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short shrift
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endemic
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balkanize
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marginalia
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knackered
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wangle
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doctrinaire
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rubric
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adapt
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savant
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sandbag
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gloaming
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perceptible
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celerity
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abdicate
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solace
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lachrymose
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vandalize
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expeditious
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bravado
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imbue
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compadre
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fiduciary
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undulate
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morass
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putative
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oblivion
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ineluctable
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dreidel
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gainsay
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accoutrement
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deleterious
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speculate
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tortuous
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nativity
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halcyon
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cajole
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lodestar
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espouse
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boondoggle
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retrospective
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sallow
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fustigate
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rapscallion
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catercorner
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abandon
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gauche
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serendipity
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encapsulate
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bilious
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doughty
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intoxicate
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crucible
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augur
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hummock
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nugatory
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farce
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pell-mell
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extirpate
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temerity
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leonine
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vamoose
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cornucopia
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jejune
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sustain
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onomatopoeia
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wheedle
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motley
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quiddity
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critique
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emblazon
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languid
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onus
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atone
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gargantuan
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proffer
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spiel
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avuncular
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bombinate
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mnemonic
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rabble
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decorous
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transmogrify
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cadence
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frenetic
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hyperbole
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bespoke
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writhe
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cloying
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abide
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volition
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genteel
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sepulchre
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peculiar
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defile
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utopia
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notorious
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scour
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lycanthropy
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umbrage
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grandiose
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adjure
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demeanor
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assiduous
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panache
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conciliate
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mawkish
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facsimile
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invective
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titivate
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broadside
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coalesce
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laconic
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haywire
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verdigris
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perspicacious
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defer
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misnomer
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anthropomorphic
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caucus
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sporadic
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fructify
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kerfuffle
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ritzy
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proselytize
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frolic
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nebulous
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patina
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brackish
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heartstring
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adjudicate
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eminently
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crepuscular
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riposte
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trivial
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alleviate
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melancholia
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carceral
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shard
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Aug 15
dilatory
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litany
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wreak
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immutable
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charisma
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unabashed
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epitome
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rash
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abrogate
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glitch
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Aug 25
overwhelm
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vociferous
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sensibility
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devolve
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jaunty
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effulgence
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brandish
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debunk
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apposite
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teem
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Yankee
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cantankerous
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Jul 06
recidivism
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inscrutable
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postulate
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behemoth
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gibbous
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carp
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eccentric
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saga
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validate
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akimbo
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nuance
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finicky
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sanction
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emolument
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iconoclast
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muse
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conscientious
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pathos
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extradite
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apropos
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ostentatious
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brouhaha
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ineffable
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menagerie
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behest
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meld
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perfunctory
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decry
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fidelity
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sumptuous
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vocation
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arrogate
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evanescent
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lout
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headlong
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burgle
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panacea
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festoon
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credulous
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adulation
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oblige
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redolent
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emancipation
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garrulous
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prescience
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quibble
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ingenuous
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confidant
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noisome
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culminate
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jingoism
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fulsome
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duress
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scintillate
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leviathan
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piggyback
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schmooze
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abeyance
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fractious
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mollify
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sagacious
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darling
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orientate
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conclave
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ramshackle
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bloviate
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turpitude
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May 14
verdant
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May 15
hark back
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May 16
epithet
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May 17
nonpareil
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May 18
indoctrinate
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May 19
kibosh
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May 20
ad hoc
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May 21
paradox
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May 22
galumph
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May 23
mercurial
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May 24
dander
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May 25
benevolent
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May 26
fetter
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May 27
uncanny
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May 28
propagate
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May 29
junket
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May 30
commemorate
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May 31
ephemeral
April 2022
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Apr 01
predilection
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Apr 02
convoluted
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Apr 03
exculpate
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Apr 04
salient
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Apr 05
adversity
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Apr 06
grift
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Apr 07
druthers
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Apr 08
mettlesome
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Apr 09
construe
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Apr 10
liaison
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Apr 11
zoomorphic
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Apr 12
funambulism
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Apr 13
bemuse
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Apr 14
opportune
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Apr 15
vanguard
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Apr 16
timeless
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Apr 17
resurrection
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Apr 18
elicit
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Apr 19
polyglot
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Apr 20
imprimatur
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Apr 21
juxtapose
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Apr 22
simulacrum
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Apr 23
askance
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Apr 24
deem
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Apr 25
hoary
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Apr 26
minion
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Apr 27
cerebral
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Apr 28
salt junk
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Apr 29
flummox
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Apr 30
nefarious
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