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frugal

January 27, 2026

adj. being careful with money and resources.

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dialect

January 26, 2026

n. a form of a language specific to a region or group.

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perspire

January 25, 2026

v. to sweat or release moisture from the body.

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penultimate

January 24, 2026

adj. second to last in a series or sequence.

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inanimate

January 23, 2026

adj. not alive and not capable of movement.

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extricate

January 22, 2026

v. to free someone or something from a difficulty.

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inaugurated

January 21, 2026

v. to formally begin or introduce something new.

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botanical

January 20, 2026

adj. of or relating to plants or botany; n. a drug made from part of a plant

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multitude

January 19, 2026

n. a large number of people or things.

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surreptitiously

January 18, 2026

adv. undertaken or done so as to escape being observed or known by others; achieved by stealth or in...

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recital

January 17, 2026

n. a performance of music or dance by one person or a group.

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impractical

January 16, 2026

adj. not useful or sensible in real situations.

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catastrophe

January 15, 2026

n. a sudden disaster that causes great damage.

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excessive

January 14, 2026

adj. more than what is normal or needed.

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accede

January 13, 2026

v. to agree to a request or demand.

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betrayal

January 12, 2026

n. the act of being disloyal or unfaithful.

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mythological

January 11, 2026

adj. relating to or based on myths, especially those of a particular culture or tradition.

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melancholy

January 10, 2026

n. a deep feeling of sadness or sorrow.

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ardent

January 9, 2026

adj. having or showing strong feelings or passion.

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tributary

January 8, 2026

n. a stream that flows into a larger river.

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