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Today’s pangram is TOUCHED.
TOUCHED is defined as made physical contact with something. It is also defined as affected emotionally or moved to sympathy. It is also defined as slightly affected or tinged with a quality.
CHUTE is defined as an inclined or vertical channel for conveying things downward. It is also defined as a parachute.
COOT is defined as a dark aquatic bird with a white facial shield. It is also defined as an eccentric or disagreeable person.
COTE is defined as a shelter for birds or small animals such as pigeons or sheep.
COUTH is defined as showing good manners and refinement; sophisticated.
CUTE is defined as attractively small, delicate, or pretty. It is also defined as clever or shrewd in a playful way.
CUTOUT is defined as a shape cut out from something. It is also defined as a device that interrupts a circuit or flow automatically.
DECOCT is defined as to extract the essence of something by heating or boiling. It is also defined as to prepare by boiling down.
DECOCTED is defined as extracted or prepared by heating or boiling.
DEDUCT is defined as to subtract or remove an amount from a total. It is also defined as to infer from evidence or reasoning.
DEDUCTED is defined as subtracted or removed from a total. It is also defined as inferred from evidence or reasoning.
DETECT is defined as to discover or identify the presence of something. It is also defined as to perceive or notice something.
DETECTED is defined as discovered or identified the presence of something. It is also defined as perceived or noticed something.
DOETH is defined as third person singular present tense of ‘do’ in archaic or biblical usage.
DOTE is defined as to show excessive fondness or affection for someone. It is also defined as to be silly or feeble-minded from old age.
DOTED is defined as showed excessive fondness or affection for someone. It is also defined as became silly or feeble-minded from old age.
DOTH is defined as third person singular present tense of ‘do’ in archaic or biblical usage.
DOTTED is defined as marked with dots or small spots. It is also defined as scattered here and there at intervals.
DUCT is defined as a tube or channel for conveying a fluid or gas. It is also defined as a tube in the body carrying secretions or excretions.
DUCTED is defined as enclosed in or equipped with ducts.
DUET is defined as a musical composition for two performers. It is also defined as a performance by two people.
DUETTED is defined as performed as a duet.
ETCH is defined as to engrave a design on a surface using acid or other corrosive. It is also defined as to imprint or fix deeply in the mind.
ETCHED is defined as engraved using acid or other corrosive. It is also defined as imprinted or fixed deeply in the mind.
ETUDE is defined as a short musical composition designed to develop a particular technical skill.
HOOT is defined as to make the characteristic cry of an owl. It is also defined as to make a sound with a horn or whistle. It is also defined as a person or thing that is amusing or entertaining.
HOOTED is defined as made the characteristic cry of an owl. It is also defined as made a sound with a horn or whistle.
HUTCH is defined as a cage or coop for rabbits or other small animals. It is also defined as a chest or storage box.
OCTET is defined as a group or set of eight things. It is also defined as a musical composition for eight performers.
OUTDO is defined as to perform better than or surpass someone. It is also defined as to exceed or go beyond.
OUTED is defined as exposed or revealed someone’s secret or hidden identity. It is also defined as drove out or forced out.
TECH is defined as technology or technological equipment. It is also defined as a technician or technical specialist.
TEED is defined as placed a golf ball on a tee at the start of play.
TEETH is defined as plural of tooth; hard structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing. It is also defined as projections resembling teeth on a gear or saw.
TEETHE is defined as to grow teeth, especially during infancy. It is also defined as to provide with teeth or notches.
TEETHED is defined as grew teeth during infancy. It is also defined as provided with teeth or notches.
THEE is defined as the objective form of ‘thou’; an archaic or poetic form of ‘you’.
THOU is defined as an archaic or poetic form of ‘you’ as the subject of a verb.
THUD is defined as a dull, heavy sound made by a solid object striking something. It is also defined as to make such a sound.
THUDDED is defined as made a dull, heavy sound.
TOED is defined as having toes or a specified number of toes. It is also defined as touched or kicked with the toe.
TOOT is defined as to make a short, sharp sound with a horn or whistle. It is also defined as a short, sharp sound itself.
TOOTED is defined as made a short, sharp sound with a horn or whistle.
TOOTH is defined as a hard structure in the mouth used for biting and chewing. It is also defined as a projection resembling a tooth on a gear or saw.
TOOTHED is defined as having teeth or a specified number of teeth. It is also defined as having projections resembling teeth.
TOTE is defined as to carry or transport something. It is also defined as a large bag for carrying things.
TOTED is defined as carried or transported something.
TOUCH is defined as to make physical contact with something with the hand or body. It is also defined as to affect emotionally or move to sympathy. It is also defined as to be adjacent to or border on something.
TOUCHE is defined as an exclamation acknowledging a valid point or witty remark by an opponent.
TOUT is defined as to publicly promote or publicize something. It is also defined as a person who sells tickets or solicits business.
TOUTED is defined as publicly promoted or publicized something.
TUTEE is defined as a person who receives instruction from a tutor.
TUTTED is defined as made a disapproving sound with the tongue.
TUTU is defined as a short skirt of stiffened material worn by ballet dancers.
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