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Thursday, April 2, 2026

SUPPORT

These words are all verbs meaning to give support, approval, or help to a person, idea, or proposal.

Individual words:

•BACK: To *back* someone or something means to support them, often with help or approval. It's like saying, "I'm with you" or "I agree with your plan."

•CHAMPION: As a verb, to *champion* means to strongly support or fight for a person, idea, or cause. You defend them with passion, like a hero protecting something important.

•ENDORSE: To *endorse* means to publicly show your support or approval for something or someone, like a product, a person in an election, or a new idea.

•SECOND: To *second* something often means to formally agree with a proposal or idea, showing your support. It allows the idea to be discussed, like saying "I agree too."

OPPORTUNITY

These words all refer to a favorable time or possibility to do something, which is known as an 'opportunity.' They describe a chance to act or achieve something.

Individual words:

•CHANCE: A possibility or occasion to do something, often something good. For example, 'This is your chance to try something new!'

•MOMENT: A specific, often short, time that is good for doing something. 'Seize the moment' means to take advantage of the opportunity right now.

•OPENING: A new possibility or a vacant position, like a job. It means there's a space or time for you to act or join.

•WINDOW: A specific, limited period of time during which something is possible. 'A window of opportunity' means a short time to act before it's gone.

MALE ANIMALS

All these words refer to the male version of a specific animal.

Individual words:

•BUCK: A male deer, goat, or rabbit. You might hear this word when people talk about hunting deer or seeing them in nature, especially in rural America.

•DRAKE: A male duck. This word specifically means the boy duck, different from a female duck (hen) or a baby duck (duckling).

•DRONE: A male bee. In a bee colony, drones do not collect pollen; their main job is to mate with the queen bee.

•STALLION: A male horse. This word is often used for a strong male horse, especially one used for breeding or racing. It sounds very powerful.

ENDS OF LIQUOR BRANDS

These words are the ending parts of existing liquor brand names.

Individual words:

•CARDI: This is the end of "Bacardi," a very famous brand of rum. Rum is an alcoholic drink made from sugarcane, popular in many cocktails worldwide.

•EATER: This is the end of "Snake Eater Rye," a brand of rye whiskey. Whiskey is a strong alcoholic drink, often enjoyed by itself or mixed in cocktails.

•MESON: This is the end of "El Meson," a brand of tequila. Tequila is a Mexican alcoholic spirit, made from agave plants, often used in margaritas.

•MIGOS: This is the end of "Amigos" in brands like "Dos Amigos" Tequila or "Amigos" beer. "Amigo" means "friend" in Spanish.