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  • Michael Sherer
    • Jan 28, 2019
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Words of The Week:


requite, v., make an appropriate response in kind for a favor, service, wrongdoing, etc.

meze, n., an appetizer.

sumptuary, adj., relating to laws that limit expenditures on food and personal items.

boon, n., a thing that is helpful or beneficial, e.g., a boon friend.

pithy, adj., concise and forcefully expressive.


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