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 | Jun 7, 2007This week's theme Words that turn into other words when beheaded This week's words premorse testate previse strident educe A Word A Day the book  "Delightful." -The New York Times Buy             A.Word.A.Daywith Anu Garg strident    strident (STRYD-nt) adjective Loud, grating, strongly expressed. [From Latin stridere (creak).] See more usage examples of strident in Vocabulary.com's dictionary. Behead it twice: strident/trident/rident. 
"Now 34, Aviv Geffen remains unrepentant and just as outspoken as in
the early days when he began using the stage as a platform for airing
his strident political views against Israel's continued occupation of
the West Bank and Gaza." 
 X-BonusI'll tell you how the sun rose-- / A ribbon at a time. -Emily Dickinson, poet (1830-1886) | 
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