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Today’s pangram is MUNCHKIN.
MUNCHKIN is defined as a small or undersized person, often used affectionately or mockingly. It is also defined as a character from L. Frank Baum’s Wizard of Oz series. It is also defined as a small or cute creature or thing.
CHIC is defined as elegantly and stylishly fashionable. It is also defined as the quality of being fashionable or stylish.
CHICHI is defined as affectedly or excessively stylish; pretentious. It is also defined as something considered overly decorative or ostentatious.
CHICK is defined as a young chicken or other bird. It is also defined as a young woman or girl, often used informally or historically.
CHIN is defined as the lower front part of the face below the mouth. It is also defined as to hold or grasp with the chin.
CHUCK is defined as to throw or toss something casually. It is also defined as a cut of beef from the shoulder region. It is also defined as to give up or abandon something.
CHUM is defined as a close friend or companion. It is also defined as to be or act as friends with someone. It is also defined as ground-up fish or other material used as bait.
CHUNK is defined as a thick, solid piece of something. It is also defined as a considerable amount or portion.
CINCH is defined as a tight grip or secure hold. It is also defined as something very easy to accomplish. It is also defined as a belt or strap tightened around a horse’s body.
HICK is defined as a person from the country or rural area, often considered unsophisticated.
HUNCH is defined as a feeling or guess based on intuition rather than evidence. It is also defined as to bend or crouch with the back rounded. It is also defined as a lump or protuberance.
HUNK is defined as a large piece or chunk of something solid. It is also defined as an attractive, muscular man.
INCH is defined as a unit of length equal to one-twelfth of a foot or about 2.54 centimeters. It is also defined as to move slowly or gradually in small amounts.
KIMCHI is defined as a Korean side dish of fermented vegetables, typically cabbage, seasoned with spices.
MUCH is defined as a large amount or quantity of something. It is also defined as to a great degree or extent.
MUNCH is defined as to chew food steadily and audibly.
NUNCHUCK is defined as a martial arts weapon consisting of two sticks connected by a chain or cord.
NUNCHUK is defined as a martial arts weapon consisting of two sticks connected by a chain or cord; variant spelling of nunchuck.
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