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Today’s pangram is CHUTZPAH.
CHUTZPAH is defined as audacity or boldness, especially when considered improper or offensive.
CAPTCHA is defined as a security test that verifies a user is human by requiring them to solve a puzzle or identify distorted text.
CATCHUP is defined as a condiment made from tomatoes and spices, also spelled ketchup.
CHAP is defined as a fellow or guy. It is also defined as to crack or become rough, especially skin. It is also defined as a leather covering worn over trousers by cowboys or riders.
CHUPPAH is defined as a Jewish wedding canopy under which a couple stands during marriage ceremony.
CUPPA is defined as a cup of tea, used informally.
CUTUP is defined as a person who makes jokes or acts playfully to amuse others.
PACT is defined as a formal agreement or treaty between parties.
PAPA is defined as father, especially used by children or affectionately.
PATCH is defined as a small piece of material used to cover a hole or damage. It is also defined as a small area or plot of land. It is also defined as a temporary solution or fix to software.
PATH is defined as a way or track laid down for walking or traveling.
PHAT is defined as excellent or cool, slang term from hip-hop culture.
PUPA is defined as the stage of insect development between larva and adult.
PUTT is defined as a gentle golf stroke made on the green to hole the ball.
PUTZ is defined as to waste time or move slowly. It is also defined as a foolish or contemptible person.
TAPA is defined as a Spanish appetizer or snack. It is also defined as a cloth made from bark by Pacific island peoples.
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