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Today’s pangram is FLORIDLY.
FLORIDLY is defined as in a flowery, ornate, or elaborately decorative manner.
DIDDLY is defined as a trivial or insignificant amount; almost nothing.
DILDO is defined as a phallic object used for sexual stimulation.
DILL is defined as an herb with feathery leaves used in cooking and pickling.
DILLY is defined as something remarkable or outstanding of its kind.
DODO is defined as an extinct flightless bird from Mauritius. It is also defined as a person who is stupid or out of touch.
DOFF is defined as to remove or take off, especially clothing or a hat.
DOILY is defined as a small decorative mat, typically made of lace or paper.
DOLL is defined as a child’s toy figure representing a human or animal. It is also defined as an attractive woman or girl.
DOLLY is defined as a small platform on wheels used for moving heavy objects. It is also defined as a doll or pretty young woman.
DOLOR is defined as sorrow, grief, or emotional pain.
DOOR is defined as a hinged or sliding barrier used to open or close an entrance.
DORY is defined as a small flat-bottomed fishing boat. It is also defined as a colorful marine fish also called John Dory.
DRILL is defined as a tool or machine that rotates to bore holes. It is also defined as repetitive practice or training to develop skill. It is also defined as a furrow or row for planting seeds.
DROID is defined as a robot or android, especially in science fiction.
DROLL is defined as amusing or entertaining in an odd, quaint, or whimsical way.
DROLLY is defined as in a droll or amusingly odd manner.
DROOL is defined as saliva flowing from the mouth. It is also defined as to let saliva run from one’s mouth.
DROOLY is defined as dripping with saliva or excessively salivating.
DRYLY is defined as in a matter-of-fact or humorously understated manner.
FIDDLY is defined as requiring careful attention to small or intricate details.
FLOOD is defined as an overflowing of water onto normally dry land. It is also defined as to inundate or cover with water.
FLORID is defined as elaborately ornate or flowery in style. It is also defined as having a reddish or ruddy complexion.
FOLD is defined as to bend something over itself or double it. It is also defined as a crease or line created by folding. It is also defined as to cease operations or go out of business.
FOOD is defined as any nutritious substance consumed to sustain life and growth.
FORD is defined as a shallow place in a river allowing one to cross by wading. It is also defined as to cross a river or stream at a ford.
IDLY is defined as in a lazy, inactive, or casual manner without purpose.
IDOL is defined as an image or representation of a god used as an object of worship. It is also defined as a person or thing that is greatly loved or admired.
IDYL is defined as a short, simple, picturesque narrative or poem depicting rural life.
IDYLL is defined as a short, simple, picturesque narrative or poem depicting rural life.
LORD is defined as a man of noble rank or a feudal superior. It is also defined as a person who has power or authority over others.
LORDLY is defined as of, relating to, or befitting a lord. It is also defined as haughty, arrogant, or disdainfully superior.
LORDY is defined as an exclamation expressing surprise, emphasis, or dismay.
ODDLY is defined as in a strange, unusual, or surprising manner.
ODOR is defined as a smell, especially one that is distinctive or unpleasant.
ROOD is defined as a cross, especially a crucifix in a church. It is also defined as a unit of land area equal to one quarter of an acre.
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