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Today’s pangram is COMEBACK.
COMEBACK is defined as a return to success or prominence after a period of decline. It is also defined as a quick witty remark made in response to criticism.
ABACK is defined as by surprise; unexpectedly (as in ‘taken aback’). It is also defined as toward or at the stern of a ship.
ACME is defined as the highest point or peak of achievement or excellence.
BACK is defined as the rear surface or side of something. It is also defined as to support or endorse someone or something. It is also defined as to move in reverse direction.
BACKCOMB is defined as to comb hair in the direction opposite to its growth to create volume.
BECAME is defined as past tense of become; grew to be or started to be.
BECK is defined as a small stream or brook. It is also defined as a gesture of beckoning; a summons.
BECOME is defined as to grow or come to be. It is also defined as to be flattering or appropriate for someone.
BOCCE is defined as an Italian ball game where players roll balls to get them as close as possible to a target ball.
BOCK is defined as a strong dark German beer.
CACAO is defined as a tropical tree whose seeds are used to make cocoa and chocolate.
CAKE is defined as a baked dessert made from flour, sugar, eggs, and other ingredients. It is also defined as a flattened or compacted mass of something.
CAME is defined as past tense of come; arrived or appeared.
CAMEO is defined as a small character role played by a famous actor. It is also defined as a piece of jewelry carved with a profile or design in relief.
CAMO is defined as short for camouflage; clothing or patterns designed to blend in with surroundings.
COCA is defined as a South American shrub whose leaves are chewed as a stimulant or used to make cocaine.
COCK is defined as a male chicken; a rooster. It is also defined as to tilt or turn something upward. It is also defined as the hammer mechanism of a gun.
COCOA is defined as a powder made from roasted cacao beans, used in beverages and baking. It is also defined as a drink made with cocoa powder and milk or water.
COKE is defined as a solid carbon fuel made by heating coal in the absence of air. It is also defined as short for Coca-Cola, a carbonated soft drink.
COMA is defined as a state of unconsciousness from which a person cannot be aroused.
COMB is defined as a tool with teeth used to arrange or clean hair. It is also defined as to use a comb on hair or to search thoroughly.
COMBO is defined as a small group of musicians or a musical ensemble. It is also defined as a combination or set of related things.
COME is defined as to move toward a person or place. It is also defined as to arrive or appear at a particular time. It is also defined as to occur or happen.
COMMA is defined as a punctuation mark (,) used to indicate a pause or separation within a sentence.
COOK is defined as to prepare food by applying heat. It is also defined as a person whose job is to prepare food.
COOKBOOK is defined as a book containing recipes and instructions for preparing food.
EMCEE is defined as a master of ceremonies; a person who introduces entertainers or directs a program.
MACE is defined as a medieval weapon consisting of a spiked metal head on a handle. It is also defined as a spice made from the dried covering of nutmeg seeds.
MECCA is defined as a place regarded as the spiritual center of something. It is also defined as a destination that attracts many people with a shared interest.
MOCK is defined as to tease or ridicule someone. It is also defined as to imitate in a derisive manner. It is also defined as simulated or imitation; not real.
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