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Today’s pangram is CRIMPING.
CRIMPING is defined as compressing something into small folds or ridges. It is also defined as restricting or limiting the effectiveness of something.
CRIMP is defined as a small fold or ridge made by pressing or compressing. It is also defined as to compress into folds or ridges. It is also defined as to have a limiting or adverse effect on something.
GRIM is defined as forbidding or uninviting in appearance. It is also defined as serious, gloomy, or depressing in character. It is also defined as firm and unyielding in manner or determination.
IMPINGING is defined as encroaching or infringing upon something. It is also defined as having an impact or effect on something.
MIMIC is defined as to imitate or copy someone’s speech, appearance, or actions. It is also defined as a person or creature that imitates another. It is also defined as to resemble closely in appearance or behavior.
MIMING is defined as performing with gestures and movements without words or sound.
MINCING is defined as chopping something into very small pieces. It is also defined as walking or moving with short, delicate steps. It is also defined as speaking in an affected or excessively refined manner.
MINI is defined as extremely small in size or scale.
MINIM is defined as a unit of liquid measure equal to one drop. It is also defined as a musical note equal to half a semibreve.
MINING is defined as extracting minerals or ore from the earth. It is also defined as removing something concealed or hidden systematically. It is also defined as placing explosive mines in an area.
MIRIN is defined as a sweet Japanese condiment made from fermented rice.
MIRING is defined as trapping or sinking in mire or mud. It is also defined as involving someone in difficulty or trouble.
PIMP is defined as a person who controls and exploits prostitutes. It is also defined as to modify or enhance the appearance of something. It is also defined as to promote or publicize something.
PIMPING is defined as engaging in the business of controlling prostitutes. It is also defined as modifying something to enhance its appearance or performance.
PRIM is defined as formally precise or proper in manner or appearance. It is also defined as prudish or excessively modest.
PRIMING is defined as preparing or making something ready for use or action. It is also defined as applying an initial coat to a surface before painting. It is also defined as supplying someone with information beforehand.
PRIMP is defined as to groom or dress oneself carefully or excessively.
PRIMPING is defined as grooming or dressing oneself with meticulous attention.
RIMMING is defined as placing or forming a rim or edge around something. It is also defined as edging along the outer boundary of something.
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