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Today’s pangram is APPLEJACK.
APPLEJACK is defined as a strong alcoholic drink distilled from cider. It is also defined as a device used to lift or move heavy objects.
ALPACA is defined as a South American animal related to the llama, bred for its wool. It is also defined as the soft wool fabric made from an alpaca’s fleece.
APACE is defined as at a rapid pace; quickly.
APPALL is defined as to shock or horrify someone.
APPEAL is defined as to make a serious or earnest request. It is also defined as to be attractive or interesting to someone. It is also defined as to apply to a higher court to review a lower court’s decision.
APPELLEE is defined as the party who responds to an appeal in court.
APPLE is defined as a round fruit with red, green, or yellow skin and seeds inside.
CAPE is defined as a sleeveless cloak worn over the shoulders. It is also defined as a point of land jutting into the sea.
CLAP is defined as to strike the palms of one’s hands together audibly, usually as applause. It is also defined as a loud sound, especially of thunder.
EPEE is defined as a fencing sword with a flexible blade and a cup-shaped guard.
JAPE is defined as a practical joke or jest. It is also defined as to say or do something jokingly or mockingly.
JEEP is defined as a small, sturdy motor vehicle, typically with four-wheel drive.
KAPPA is defined as the tenth letter of the Greek alphabet.
KEEP is defined as to retain possession of something. It is also defined as to continue or maintain a state or action. It is also defined as the strongest tower of a castle.
KELP is defined as large brown seaweed that grows in forests on the ocean floor.
LAPEL is defined as the fold of fabric on the front of a jacket or coat that is turned back to show the reverse side.
LEAP is defined as to jump or spring a long distance. It is also defined as a sudden transition or change.
PACE is defined as the speed at which someone or something moves. It is also defined as to walk back and forth repeatedly.
PACK is defined as to put items into a bag or container. It is also defined as a group of animals that hunt together. It is also defined as a bundle or package of items.
PAELLA is defined as a Spanish dish of rice cooked in a wide pan with meat, seafood, and vegetables.
PALACE is defined as a large and impressive residence, especially of a ruler or person of high rank.
PALAPA is defined as a thatched-roof structure open on the sides, used as a shelter or gathering place.
PALE is defined as light in color or shade. It is also defined as lacking color, as from illness or fear. It is also defined as to become less intense or impressive.
PALL is defined as a cloth covering for a coffin or tomb. It is also defined as a dark cloud or covering. It is also defined as to become less interesting or enjoyable.
PALP is defined as a segmented sensory appendage near the mouth of an arthropod.
PAPA is defined as a father or dad.
PAPAL is defined as relating to the Pope or the Roman Catholic Church.
PEACE is defined as freedom from war or violence. It is also defined as a state of calm or tranquility.
PEAK is defined as the pointed top of a mountain. It is also defined as the highest point or maximum level of something. It is also defined as to reach a maximum level.
PEAL is defined as a loud ringing sound of bells. It is also defined as a loud burst of sound or laughter.
PECK is defined as to strike lightly with a beak or pointed object. It is also defined as a quick, light kiss.
PEEK is defined as to look quickly or secretly at something.
PEEL is defined as the outer skin or rind of a fruit or vegetable. It is also defined as to remove the skin or outer layer from something.
PEEP is defined as a quick or furtive look. It is also defined as to look through a small opening. It is also defined as a small, high-pitched sound.
PEKE is defined as a small dog breed with a flat face and long silky coat, originally from China.
PLACE is defined as a particular position, location, or area. It is also defined as to put something in a particular position. It is also defined as rank or position in a competition or order.
PLEA is defined as a serious or emotional request. It is also defined as a response or argument made by a defendant in court.
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