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Your word for today is: portcullis

Pronunciation: /pôrtˈkələs/

Definition: a strong, heavy grating sliding up and down in vertical grooves, lowered to block a gateway to a fortress or town

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Your word for today is: djellaba

Pronunciation: /jəˈläbə/

Definition: a loose hooded cloak, typically woolen, of a kind traditionally worn by Arabs

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Your word for today is: waive

Pronunciation: /wāv/

Definition: refrain from insisting on or using (a right or claim)

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Your word for today is: naysay

Pronunciation: /ˈnāˌsā/

Definition: say no to; deny or oppose

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Your word for today is: carking

Pronunciation: /ˈkärkiNG/

Definition: causing distress or worry

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Your word for today is: lickety-split

Pronunciation: /ˌlikətē ˈsplit/

Definition: as quickly as possible; immediately

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Your word for today is: uroboros

Pronunciation: /ˌ(y)o͝orəˈbôrəs/

Definition: a circular symbol depicting a snake, or less commonly a dragon, swallowing its tail, as an emblem of wholeness or infinity

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Your word for today is: automate

Pronunciation: /ˈôtəˌmāt/

Definition: convert (a process or facility) to largely automatic operation

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Your word for today is: picante

Pronunciation: /piˈkantā/

Definition: (of food) spicy

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