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  • 2/5/26 - florid
    1. Flushed with rosy color; ruddy, as a face florid from embarrassment.
    2. Profusely decorative, much too flowery or ornate, especially
    speech or writing. 3. (Obsolete) Abounding in or covered with
    flowers.
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  • 2/1/26 - barbarian
    1. A crude, uncultured, heartless person, a boor; someone who
    lives and treats others savagely. 2. A wild or primitive person,
    a savage.
    5 min
  • 12/31/25 - Hogmanay
    Hogmanay is not a pig resort but a Scottish festivity celebrated
    on the last day of the year. Children traditionally stroll about
    the neighborhood on this day asking for presents. Today's Good
    Word also refers to the gifts given or received on Hogmanay.
    More recently it has become a raucous New Year's Eve party in
    many Scottish cities at which revelers sometimes do behave a
    bit swinishly.
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  • 1/26/25 - notoriety
    1. Fame, the state or quality of being well-known, often in a
    negative or PEJORATIVE sense. 2. A famous or widely known person,
    a notorious personality, as 'a show with several guest notorieties'.
    5 min
  • 12/31/24 - Hogmanay
    Hogmanay is not a pig resort but a Scottish festivity celebrated
    on the last day of the year. Children traditionally stroll about
    the neighborhood on this day asking for presents. Today's Good
    Word also refers to the gifts given or received on Hogmanay.
    More recently it has become a raucous New Year's Eve party in
    many Scottish cities at which revelers sometimes do behave a
    bit swinishly.
    5 min
  • 12/31/23 - Hogmanay
    Hogmanay is not a pig resort but a Scottish festivity celebrated
    on the last day of the year. Children traditionally stroll about
    the neighborhood on this day asking for presents. Today's Good
    Word also refers to the gifts given or received on Hogmanay.
    More recently it has become a raucous New Year's Eve party in
    many Scottish cities at which revelers sometimes do behave a
    bit swinishly.
    5 min
  • 12/31/22 - Hogmanay
    Hogmanay is not a pig resort but a Scottish festivity celebrated
    on the last day of the year. Children traditionally stroll about
    the neighborhood on this day asking for presents. Today's Good
    Word also refers to the gifts given or received on Hogmanay.
    More recently it has become a raucous New Year's Eve party in
    many Scottish cities at which revelers sometimes do behave a
    bit swinishly.
    5 min

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