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 | May 31, 2016This week’s theme Miscellaneous words This week’s words nitty-gritty blag fetid prowess condign Follow us on               A.Word.A.Daywith Anu Garg blag
 PRONUNCIATION: MEANING: 
verb tr.: To obtain something by guile; to cheat, rob, snatch, steal, scam, or beg. noun: A robbery, con, or theft. ETYMOLOGY: 
Origin unknown. Earliest documented use: 1934.
 USAGE: 
“This ability to blag people into believing he [Trump] was a commercial genius
was most vividly illustrated in a helicopter ride we took over New York.” Selina Scott; The Comb-Over Creep Who Hates Women; Daily Mail (London, UK); Jan 31, 2016. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:I believe a leaf of grass is no less than the journey-work of the stars.
-Walt Whitman, poet (31 May 1819-1892) | 
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