WordoftheDay
About WordoftheDay	English (USA)
For the Word of the Day, a seldom-used English word is selected and then used in a humorous story, in which the meaning of the word is made clear through its usage. Please note: This is *not* a discussion group, but a list for those who wish to receive the Word of the Day by e-mail. To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the WordoftheDay Archives.
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