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Today’s pangram is PAGEBOY.
PAGEBOY is defined as a hairstyle in which the hair is rolled under at the ends. It is also defined as a young male attendant or servant.
AGAPE is defined as wide open. It is also defined as selfless, universal love in Christian theology.
AGOG is defined as eager or excited with keen interest.
APOGEE is defined as the highest point or peak of something. It is also defined as the farthest point in an orbit around the Earth.
BAGGAGE is defined as suitcases and bags used for traveling. It is also defined as emotional or psychological burdens from the past.
BAGGY is defined as loose-fitting or hanging in folds.
BOGEY is defined as a score of one stroke over par on a golf hole. It is also defined as a cause of worry or annoyance.
BOGGY is defined as wet, marshy, or swampy.
EGGY is defined as resembling, containing, or having the flavor of eggs. It is also defined as smelling like sulfur.
GABBY is defined as tending to talk excessively or idly.
GAGA is defined as excessively infatuated or obsessed. It is also defined as senile or mentally confused.
GAGE is defined as a pledge or security given as a guarantee. It is also defined as an archaic or variant spelling of gauge.
GAPE is defined as to stare with the mouth wide open. It is also defined as to open wide or split.
GOBY is defined as a small marine fish with a sucker-like fin.
GOOEY is defined as sticky, viscous, or having a soft, adhesive consistency.
GOOP is defined as a sticky or slimy substance.
GOOPY is defined as resembling or characterized by a sticky, slimy substance.
OGEE is defined as a molding with a double curve, concave above and convex below. It is also defined as an S-shaped curve.
PAGE is defined as one side of a sheet of paper in a book or document. It is also defined as a young person employed as a messenger or attendant.
POGO is defined as to jump up and down repeatedly, as on a pogo stick.
YOGA is defined as a system of physical postures and breathing techniques originating in Hindu philosophy.
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