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  A.Word.A.Day--cay    This week's theme: words borrowed from Spanish. cay (kay, kee) noun A small low island of coral, sand, etc.; key. [From Spanish cayo (shoal).] See more usage examples of cay in Vocabulary.com's dictionary. -Anu Garg (words at wordsmith.org) "Its terrain ranges from a myriad offshore islands, coral reefs and cays, white and black sand beaches, savannah, alpine meadows to the largest area of pristine rainforest outside the Amazon basin." Neil Hanson; Travel: Papua New Guinea; The Guardian (London); Mar 23, 2002. 
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