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Today’s pangrams are CHUNKED and UNCHECKED.
CHUNKED is defined as divided into chunks or large pieces. It is also defined as processed data in discrete blocks or segments.
UNCHECKED is defined as not verified, examined, or validated. It is also defined as allowed to continue without restraint or control.
CHECK is defined as to examine or inspect something to verify its condition or accuracy. It is also defined as a written order directing a bank to pay money. It is also defined as to stop or restrain something from proceeding.
CHECKED is defined as examined or verified for accuracy or condition. It is also defined as marked with a checkmark. It is also defined as stopped or restrained from continuing.
CHEEK is defined as the side of the face between the eye and jaw. It is also defined as disrespectful or impudent behavior or attitude.
CHUCK is defined as to throw something casually or forcefully. It is also defined as a cut of beef from the shoulder area.
CHUCKED is defined as threw something casually or forcefully.
CHUNK is defined as a thick, solid piece or lump of something. It is also defined as a substantial amount or portion of something.
CUKE is defined as a cucumber.
DECK is defined as a platform or floor aboard a ship or aircraft. It is also defined as a set of playing cards. It is also defined as to knock someone down or strike forcefully.
DECKED is defined as knocked down or struck forcefully. It is also defined as decorated or adorned.
DEKE is defined as a feint or deceptive move in hockey or sports.
DEKED is defined as made a feint or deceptive move in sports.
DUCK is defined as a water bird with webbed feet and feathers. It is also defined as to lower or bend down quickly to avoid something. It is also defined as to evade or avoid a responsibility or difficulty.
DUCKED is defined as lowered or bent down quickly to avoid something. It is also defined as evaded or avoided a responsibility or difficulty.
DUKE is defined as a nobleman of high rank, typically ruling a duchy. It is also defined as to fight with the fists.
DUKED is defined as fought with the fists.
DUNK is defined as to dip something briefly into a liquid. It is also defined as to slam a basketball through the hoop from above the rim.
DUNKED is defined as dipped something briefly into a liquid. It is also defined as slammed a basketball through the hoop from above the rim.
EKED is defined as made something last by using it sparingly or supplementing it.
HECK is defined as a mild exclamation expressing surprise, annoyance, or emphasis.
HUNK is defined as a large piece or chunk of something. It is also defined as an attractive, muscular man.
KEEN is defined as having a sharp edge or point. It is also defined as showing great interest or enthusiasm. It is also defined as to wail or cry out in grief.
KEENED is defined as wailed or cried out in grief or sorrow.
KNEE is defined as the joint in the middle of the leg between the thigh and lower leg.
KNEED is defined as struck or hit with the knee.
KUDU is defined as a large African antelope with long, spiral horns.
NECK is defined as the part of the body connecting the head to the shoulders. It is also defined as a narrow section of land or water. It is also defined as to kiss and caress someone.
NECKED is defined as kissed and caressed someone. It is also defined as having a neck of a specified type or size.
NUKE is defined as a nuclear weapon. It is also defined as to attack or destroy with nuclear weapons. It is also defined as to heat food in a microwave oven.
NUKED is defined as attacked or destroyed with nuclear weapons. It is also defined as heated food in a microwave oven.
NUNCHUCK is defined as a weapon consisting of two wooden or metal sticks connected by a chain or cord.
NUNCHUK is defined as a weapon consisting of two wooden or metal sticks connected by a chain or cord.
UNCHECK is defined as to remove a checkmark from a checkbox or item.
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