I read from cambium to Camelot.

More info on the constellation Camelopardalis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camelopardalis

The word of the episode is "camelopard".

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I read from Calvin cycle to camber.

The word of the episode is "calzone".

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I read from caltrop to calves.

The word of the episode is "calumny".

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I read from calmative to calque.

The word of the episode is "calorific".

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I read from callow to calm.

I didn't put a clip of "call to quarters" into the episode because I felt I would need to play the whole thing which is only 40 seconds but people would get bored so instead you can listen to it here!

https://youtu.be/mGeDKpmUXiY

The word of the episode is "calm".

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I read from call in to call out.

Here's more information about radio call signs.

The word of the episode is "callipygian".

There is a sculpture called Venus Callipyge which literally means "Venus of the beautiful buttocks".  Can someone make a statue of me like this?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venus_Callipyge

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I read from callant to call-in.

Cailette (a fictitious court fool) is mentioned in "The History of Court Fools".  Yes, this exists.

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/59618/59618-h/59618-h.htm

The word of the episode is "calligraphy".

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I read from call to call and response.

The word of the episode is "callaloo".

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I read the word "call" and that's it.

The word of the episode is "call".

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I read from California condor to calk.

The word of the episode is "calisthenics".

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