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Word of the Day for Monday, June 20, 2011yarely \YAIR-lee\, adverb: With quickness or agility. "Eat with despatch," he said, "and follow me yarely to mine house." There was a further commotion as the King insisted on leaving his place to descend to the gravel of the tilt-yard, where he called for stretcher-bearers and a doctor to come yarely, yarely! Yarely is based on the Old English word gearu, meaning "ready." | |||||||||
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  What is the grammatical error that accompanies Father's Day?In Hindu tradition, Father's Day coincides with the new moon day, or Amavasya, during late August. In Thailand it is customary to honor thy father with a Canna flower. And in Germany, Vatertag is celebrated on the Thursday forty days following Easter. In the United States, Father's Day is celebrated on the third Sunday in... | |||||||||
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