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Word of the Day – May 16 – Hiatus

Noun: Hiatus (hye-AY-tus) Definition: 1. A break in or gap in a material object. 2. An interruption in time or continuity. 3. The occurrence of two...
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Word of the Day – May 15 – Recalcitrant

Adjective: Recalcitrant (rih-KAL-suh-trunt) Definition: 1. Obstinately defiant of authority or restraint. 2. Difficult to manage or operate, not responsive to treatment: resistant. Sample sentence: Anna's doctor ordered...
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Health Tip – May 15 – Fresh Fruits and Vegetables for Healthy Skin

Here’s a headline that could add up to new respect for fruits and vegetables: researchers in Scotland have found that the more fresh produce...
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Word of the Day – May 14 – Skulk

Verb: Skulk (SKULK) Definition: 1. To move in a stealthy or furtive manner. 2. To hide or conceal something or oneself, often out of cowardice or...
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Health Tip – May 14 – Toasted Skin Syndrome

If your car has heated seats, you may have noticed an occasional rash on the back of your legs. That’s “toasted skin syndrome,” a...
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Word of the Day – May 11 – Pacify

Verb: Pacify (PASS-uh-fye) Definition: 1. To allay the anger or agitation of: soothe 2. To restore to a tranquil state; settle. Also, to reduce to a...
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Health Tip – May 11 – Does Carbonating Make You Fat?

Can imbibing too many carbonated drinks make you fat? The answer to this persistent rumor isn't as simple as yes or no. While the...
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Word of the Day – May 10 – Tranche

Noun: Tranche (TRAHNSH) Definition: A division or portion of a pool or whole Sample sentence: The money from the lottery will be doled out to...
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Health Tip – May 10 – Where Do People Sleep Best?

If you live in California, chances are you sleep better than the folks in the deep south, the U.S. region where residents report the...
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Word of the Day – May 9 – Agog

Adjective: Agog (uh-GAHG) Definition: Full of intense interest or excitement: eager Sample sentence: Everyone was agog over the rumor that a famous actress would be...