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Today’s pangram is LIKELIHOOD.
LIKELIHOOD is defined as the probability or chance that something will happen or be true.
DELI is defined as a store or counter that sells prepared foods, especially sandwiches, cold meats, and cheeses.
DIDDLE is defined as to cheat or swindle someone. It is also defined as to waste time or engage in trivial activity. It is also defined as to move or fidget in small jerky movements.
DIDDLED is defined as past tense of diddle; cheated, swindled, or wasted time.
DIED is defined as past tense of die; ceased to live or stopped functioning.
DIKE is defined as an embankment built to prevent flooding from a river or sea. It is also defined as a ditch or channel for water drainage.
DILDO is defined as a device shaped like a penis used for sexual stimulation.
DILL is defined as an herb with feathery leaves used as a flavoring in cooking.
DIODE is defined as an electronic component that allows electric current to flow in one direction only.
DOLLIED is defined as past tense of dolly; moved something using a dolly or wheeled platform.
EDDIED is defined as past tense of eddy; moved in a circular or swirling motion.
ELIDE is defined as to omit or leave out something, especially from speech or writing. It is also defined as to slur over or gloss over a word or sound.
ELIDED is defined as past tense of elide; omitted or left out.
HIDE is defined as to conceal oneself or something from view. It is also defined as the skin of an animal, especially when used as leather.
HIKE is defined as a long walk, especially in the countryside or mountains. It is also defined as to raise or increase something.
HIKED is defined as past tense of hike; walked a long distance or increased something.
HILL is defined as a naturally raised area of land that is lower than a mountain.
HILLED is defined as past tense of hill; formed into a hill or piled earth around a plant.
HOODIE is defined as a hooded sweatshirt or jacket.
IDLE is defined as not active, working, or in use. It is also defined as to spend time in a lazy or unproductive manner. It is also defined as running at low speed without transmitting power to a machine.
IDLED is defined as past tense of idle; remained inactive or ran at low speed.
IDOL is defined as a person or thing that is greatly admired or loved. It is also defined as an image or representation of a god used as an object of worship.
IODIDE is defined as a compound formed by the combination of iodine with another element or radical.
KELOID is defined as an abnormal scar that grows beyond the boundaries of the original injury.
KIDDED is defined as past tense of kid; teased someone in a joking manner.
KIDDIE is defined as a child or young person.
KIDDO is defined as an informal term of address for a child or young person.
KILL is defined as to cause the death of a living organism. It is also defined as to stop or end something. It is also defined as to switch off or deactivate something.
KILLED is defined as past tense of kill; caused death or ended something.
KILO is defined as a unit of weight equal to one thousand grams.
LIDDED is defined as having a lid or covered with a lid.
LIED is defined as past tense of lie; told an untruth or reclined.
LIKE is defined as to find something enjoyable or satisfactory. It is also defined as similar to or resembling something. It is also defined as an expression used to fill pauses in speech.
LIKED is defined as past tense of like; found something enjoyable or expressed approval.
OILED is defined as past tense of oil; applied oil to something or made it smooth with oil.
OLDIE is defined as something old or from the past, especially a song or movie that remains popular.
OLIO is defined as a miscellaneous mixture or collection of things. It is also defined as a Spanish or Spanish-American stew of meat and vegetables.
OLLIE is defined as a skateboarding trick in which the rider and board become airborne.
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