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 | Jun 29, 2021This week’s theme Words with many meanings This week’s words dobber bruit cameo pillbox plight Daily word @ your site Add the daily word to your web page. It is free.             A.Word.A.Daywith Anu Garg bruit
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 ETYMOLOGY: 
 From Anglo-Norman bruire (to make a noise), from Latin brugere, a blending
of rugire (to roar) + bragire (to bray). Earliest documented use: 1400.
 USAGE: 
“And the bruit -- which the Mayo doctor listened for months earlier --
is not always present.” Lisa Sanders; Wasting Away; New York Times Magazine; Oct 16, 2016. “When Giannini was fired, the fashion press bruited about many names as possible successors.” Rebecca Mead; Costume Drama; The New Yorker; Sep 19, 2016. See more usage examples of bruit in Vocabulary.com’s dictionary. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:He who would travel happily must travel light. -Antoine de Saint-Exupery,
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