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Today’s pangram is TALKATIVE.
TALKATIVE is defined as inclined to talk a lot; chatty or garrulous. It is also defined as characterized by or containing much talking or speech.
ALIKE is defined as similar or comparable in appearance, nature, or quality. It is also defined as in the same manner or way; similarly.
ALIT is defined as past tense of alight; descended from a height and settled. It is also defined as landed or came to rest on a surface.
ALIVE is defined as living; having life or not dead. It is also defined as active, lively, or full of energy and excitement.
ALKALI is defined as a soluble salt of an alkali metal, especially sodium or potassium, with a pH greater than 7. It is also defined as any base or substance that neutralizes acids.
ALLEVIATE is defined as to reduce, ease, or partially relieve pain, suffering, or a problem. It is also defined as to make something less severe or intense.
ATILT is defined as in a tilted or leaning position. It is also defined as positioned at an angle from the vertical or horizontal.
AVAIL is defined as to be of use or benefit to someone. It is also defined as benefit or advantage gained from something.
AVIATE is defined as to pilot an aircraft or operate an airplane. It is also defined as to fly or travel by air in a powered aircraft.
ELITE is defined as a select group of people considered superior in talent, power, or social status. It is also defined as the most excellent or distinguished members of a group or society.
EVIL is defined as profoundly immoral, wicked, or morally bad. It is also defined as causing harm, misery, or suffering; sinister or malevolent.
KILL is defined as to cause the death of a living being; to end life. It is also defined as to put an end to something; to stop or eliminate. It is also defined as to cause severe pain or exhaustion to someone.
KILT is defined as a knee-length skirt, traditionally worn by Scottish Highlanders. It is also defined as to lift up or tuck up something (especially a skirt).
KITE is defined as a light frame covered with paper or cloth flown in the wind on the end of a string. It is also defined as a bird of prey with long pointed wings and a forked tail.
LEVITATE is defined as to rise and float in the air, apparently without physical support. It is also defined as to cause something to rise or float in the air.
LIKE is defined as to find something pleasant, satisfactory, or enjoyable. It is also defined as having the same qualities, characteristics, or appearance as something else; similar. It is also defined as approximately; roughly or about.
LILT is defined as a rhythmic swing or cadence in speech or music. It is also defined as to sing, speak, or play with a rhythmic swing or cadence.
LITE is defined as containing less of something (such as calories, fat, or alcohol) than the standard version. It is also defined as light in weight or quantity.
LITTLE is defined as small in size, extent, or amount. It is also defined as of short duration; brief. It is also defined as young or younger in age.
LIVE is defined as to have life; to be alive. It is also defined as to dwell or reside in a particular place. It is also defined as broadcast or performed directly before an audience rather than recorded or prerecorded.
TAIL is defined as the rear part of an animal’s body, extending beyond the main trunk. It is also defined as to follow someone secretly or closely; to shadow.
TALI is defined as plural of talus; ankle bones or astragalus bones in vertebrate skeletons. It is also defined as plural of talus; sloped masses of rock fragments at the base of a cliff or slope.
TALKIE is defined as a motion picture with sound, especially early sound films. It is also defined as a person who talks a lot.
TALLIT is defined as a fringed shawl worn by Jewish men during prayer, especially at morning services. It is also defined as also spelled tallis; a prayer shawl in Jewish religious practice.
TIKI is defined as a Polynesian or Maori carved figure or image used as a charm or talisman. It is also defined as a tiki bar or establishment decorated in a Polynesian or tropical theme.
TIKKA is defined as indian dish of meat or vegetables marinated and cooked in a clay oven or on skewers. It is also defined as a red powder or paste used in Hindu religious rituals or as cosmetic decoration.
TILE is defined as a thin rectangular slab of baked clay, stone, or other material used for covering floors, walls, or roofs. It is also defined as to cover a surface with tiles.
TILL is defined as a cash register or drawer for keeping money in a store. It is also defined as to prepare soil for cultivation by plowing or turning it over. It is also defined as until; up to a certain time.
TILT is defined as to lean or incline at an angle from the vertical or horizontal. It is also defined as to move into a tilted position; to tip.
TITILLATE is defined as to excite or arouse someone, especially in a playful or teasing manner. It is also defined as to tickle or cause a tingling sensation.
TITIVATE is defined as to make something neat, attractive, or smart; to spruce up or embellish. It is also defined as to groom oneself carefully or dress up smartly.
TITLE is defined as the name of a book, movie, song, or other creative work. It is also defined as a word or phrase used before or instead of someone’s name, indicating their rank or position. It is also defined as a legal right or claim to ownership of a property.
TITTLE is defined as a small mark, dot, or diacritical sign on a letter. It is also defined as a very small or trivial amount; an iota or jot.
VEIL is defined as a piece of fine fabric worn to cover or conceal the face or head. It is also defined as to cover, hide, or obscure something.
VIAL is defined as a small bottle, typically made of glass, used for holding liquids. It is also defined as a small tubular container for holding a chemical or medicinal substance.
VILE is defined as extremely unpleasant, offensive, or morally bad; wicked or depraved. It is also defined as of very poor quality; contemptible or despicable.
VILLA is defined as a large country house or estate, typically luxurious and set in extensive grounds. It is also defined as a suburban house or cottage of a modest size.
VITAL is defined as absolutely necessary or important for the continuance of life. It is also defined as essential, critical, or of great importance. It is also defined as full of energy, vigor, or liveliness.
VITIATE is defined as to impair, weaken, or reduce the quality or effectiveness of something. It is also defined as to spoil, corrupt, or make morally bad.
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