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Today’s pangram is CATBIRD.
CATBIRD is defined as a North American songbird known for its cat-like meowing call.
ABRACADABRA is defined as a magic word or incantation used in conjuring tricks. It is also defined as meaningless jargon or nonsensical language.
ACID is defined as a chemical compound that donates protons and has a pH less than 7. It is also defined as a sarcastic or bitter remark or tone.
ACIDIC is defined as containing or having the properties of an acid. It is also defined as sharp or sarcastic in manner or speech.
ACRID is defined as having a sharp, unpleasant smell or taste. It is also defined as bitter or harsh in tone or manner.
ADDICT is defined as a person who is dependent on or compulsively devoted to something. It is also defined as to cause someone to become dependent on or compulsively devoted to something.
ARCADIA is defined as an idealized pastoral paradise or utopian place. It is also defined as a region in ancient Greece.
ARID is defined as having little or no rainfall; very dry. It is also defined as lacking interest, liveliness, or emotional warmth.
BARD is defined as a poet or songwriter, especially one in ancient or medieval tradition. It is also defined as a chef who cooks in a professional kitchen.
BIRD is defined as a warm-blooded vertebrate with feathers, wings, and a beak that lays eggs.
BRAD is defined as a thin nail with a small head.
BRAID is defined as to weave together strands of hair, rope, or other material. It is also defined as a band of woven or interlaced material.
CARD is defined as a piece of stiff paper or plastic used for identification or games. It is also defined as to request identification from someone to verify age or identity.
CARDIAC is defined as relating to or affecting the heart.
CICADA is defined as a large insect with transparent wings that produces a loud buzzing sound.
DART is defined as a small pointed missile thrown as a weapon or in a game. It is also defined as to move quickly and suddenly.
DATA is defined as facts, figures, or information collected for reference or analysis.
DIACRITIC is defined as a mark added to a letter to indicate a special pronunciation or meaning.
DICTA is defined as plural of dictum; authoritative pronouncements or formal statements.
DIDACT is defined as a person who is excessively interested in teaching or instruction.
DIDACTIC is defined as designed or intended to teach or instruct. It is also defined as excessively concerned with teaching or moral instruction.
DIRT is defined as soil or earth; unclean matter or mud.
DRAB is defined as dull in color; lacking brightness or interest. It is also defined as of a dull grayish-brown color.
DRAT is defined as an exclamation expressing annoyance or irritation.
DRIB is defined as to flow or fall in drops or small amounts.
RABID is defined as affected with rabies, especially of an animal. It is also defined as fanatical, extreme, or uncontrollable in behavior or belief.
RADAR is defined as a system using radio waves to detect and locate objects.
RADII is defined as plural of radius; plural of radius.
RAID is defined as a sudden attack or incursion, usually by a small group. It is also defined as to conduct a sudden attack or incursion on a place.
TABARD is defined as a loose sleeveless garment worn over armor or other clothing. It is also defined as a short skirt-like garment worn as part of a heraldic costume.
TIDBIT is defined as a small piece of tasty or interesting information. It is also defined as a small, choice morsel of food.
TRIAD is defined as a group or set of three people or things.
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