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quixotic: Dictionary.com Word of the Day

quixotic: foolishly impractical; also, capricious, impulsive.

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supplicate: Dictionary.com Word of the Day

supplicate: to make a humble and earnest petition.

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mulct: Dictionary.com Word of the Day

mulct: to defraud.

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gregarious: Dictionary.com Word of the Day

gregarious: seeking and enjoying the company of others.

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arcanum: Dictionary.com Word of the Day

arcanum: a secret; a mystery.

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fructuous: Dictionary.com Word of the Day

fructuous: fruitful; productive.

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fructuous: Dictionary.com Word of the Day

fructuous: fruitful; productive.

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fractious: Dictionary.com Word of the Day

fractious: tending to cause trouble; also, irritable.

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Words starting with consonant blends (Times Education Supplement)

Working out the first syllable of a word gives you a fighting chance of finding it in a dictionary. Words starting with a consonant blend often cause difficulties. Making lists of these blends helps in recognising the patterns.

egregious: Dictionary.com Word of the Day

egregious: outrageously bad.

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