jane@

the word of the day for aug.18th is canicular spelled c-a-n-i-c-u-l-a-r.canicular is an adjective that means of or relating to the dog days that is the period between early july and early september when the hot    weather of summer usually occurs in the northern hemisphere.here is the word used in the sentence.during the canicular heat of august ,many of the town's residents         to the local swimming hall in search of a way to stay cool.the latin word canicular meaning small dog is the    form of     sorts of the english word for     .canicular is also the latin word name for  serious that represents the     in the      name for that   from   roman and greek.because the first visible  rising of sirious.during the summer the hot    days that occuar from early july to early september came to be associated with the dag star.the greeks called this time of year the   which  the romans translated into latin as das    or as we know them in englisn the dog days.with your word of the day ,this  is to say  aug.18th ,i'm peter   .
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shenqiuping88

canicular

nuo2004lyn

Word of day for August 18th is camicular, spells camicular.
Camicular is an adjective that means all of our related to the dog days that the period between  the early July and early September when the hot celetry   weather  of summer usually occurs in the  Northern 北半球 sphere  .Here is the word used in the sentence.
During the conicular heat of August, many of the town residents fancy to the local swimming pool and search of the wait stay cool .
The latin  word canicula meaning small dog is the dimitiform of canis,the source of English word forcanine.Canicula is also the lattin name for serious the star repersents the hound of a rine in the consitilation  name for the hunter from  constellation named for that hunter from Roman and Greek mythology.
Becuse the first visible rising of Siricus occurs during the summer, the  hot celetry    days that  occur from early July to early September came to be associated with the Dog Star.
The Greeks call this time of year the “hemerie keneydis”, which the Romans translated into Latin as “dias canicularis”, or as we know them in English “the dog days”.


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carmenbokebi

HW

the word of the day for ochistating is canecler,spelled canicular,canicular is an ajutive that means off or relating to the down days the that is the period between early July and early Septenber when the hot sotry weather of summer usually occurs in the northern hamstfier.here is the word used in a sentences:

During the canicular heat of August,many of town's risidense fench to the local swimming hol and search of a way to stay cool.the laten word ca-ni-ku-la.meaning small dogs,is the deminity of canis .the source of english world for caniy.canikula is also the laten name for serious they stars represents the hang of horrion in the contination name for that hunter from roma and greek tholagy.because the first visable rising of  serious occurs during the summer,that hot sotry days that occur from early July to early September came to be associated with the dog star. the greek called this time of here the hamari cannaedy witch the romans translated into latens as ds canikula or, as we know them in english ,the dog days

liuyongkeng

home work
The word of the day for Aug.18 is canicular,spelled C-A-N-I-C-U-L-A-R.
Canicular is an adjective that means of all the relating to darve day that it is appeared between early July and early September when the hot soutry weather of sunmmer usualy occur in the north hemesphare. Here is the word used in the sentence.
During the canicular hit in the Auguest ,many of the town resident fench to the local swim hole and search for wait-stay-cool.
The lattin word canicular meaning small dog. it is the deminitive formal of cunnis -- the source of the English word for cana.Canicular is also the lattin name for series the star of the represents the hunter for arri*** in the constanlation name for that hunter from *rome and quick fesolgy*.because the first visible rising of  the series occurs during the summer. the hot southy days that occured from early July to early September came to be associated with dog star.the greek called this time of the year the Hemoricanadys which was the rome translatated into lattin as DS caniculars or as we know in the engish the dog days.
with the your word of the day Aug.18 .I'm Peter Sociloski.

boobbgirl

Homework
    The word of today for August 18 is "canicular".spells "CANICULAR".Canicular is an adjective means all related to the dog days that is a period between early July and early September, when the hot century weather of summer usually occurs in the Norhten amosphere.Here's the word used in the sentence "During the canicular hit of August , many of the town____ to a logo swimming hall and search for a way to stay cool."
      The __ word kalkula meaning small dog is the ______.sort of the English word ___.Kalikula is also the nick name for seriousness.The start that represents ______ in the  constanation name for that hunter from the Roman and Greek ____.Because  the first visible raising of seriousness occurs during the Summer, the hot ___ day that occurs from early July to early September came to be associated with the dog star.The Greeks call this time of year the__________ which the Roman translated into Latin as _____ or as to be known in English --- the dog days.
             With your words of today ________. I'm Peter ___.

skyblue2012

The word of the day for August eighteenteh is canicular,spelled CANICULAR.Canicular is an adjective that means of or relation to the dawn days that it is the period between early July and early September when the hot sultry weather of summer usually occurs in the northern hemisphere,here is the word used in a sentence.
During the canicular heat of August many of the town's residence venture to the local swimming hole in search of a way to stay cool. The latin word canicola meaning small dog is the diminutive form of canis,the source of the English word for cane,canicular is also the latin name for sirius the star the represence the hound of Orion,in the constellation name for that hunter from Roman and Greek mythology,because the first visible rising of sirius occurs during the summer the hot sultry days that occur from early July to early September,can to be associated with the dog star,the Greeks call this time of the year the H.K. which the Romans translated into latin as DS canicular or as we know in Engilsh ,the dog days,with your word of the day ,this Tuesday in August eighteenth ,I'm Peter Sokolowski

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tinna-007

the word of the day for august 18th is canicular,spelled c a n i c u l a r,canicular is an adjective that means of or relating to the dog days,that is the period between ealy july and early september when the hot sultry weather of summer usually occurs in the northern hemisphere,here is the word used in a sentence:during the canicular heat of august,many the towns residents venture to the local swimming hall in search of way to stay cool,the latin word canicula meaning small dog is the deminitive form of canis,the source of english word for cannie,canicula is also the latin name for sirius the star that represents the hound of orion in the constelation name for that hunter from roman and greek mythology,because the first visible rising of sirius occurs during the summer,the hot sultry days that occur from early july to early september came to be associated with the dog star,the greekss call this time of year the himeriar canadies which romans translated into latin as ds canicularies or as we know them in english the dog days.with your word of the day this august 18th,i'm peter,sokolowski.
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claudy_2006

The Word of the Day for August 17th is “canicular”, spelled “C-A-N-I-C-U-L-A-R.”



“Canicular” is an adjective that means “off or relating to the dog days that is the period between early July and early September when the hot sultry weather of summer usually occurs in the northern hemisphere.” Here’s the word used in a sentence.



“During the canicular heat of August, many of the town’s residents venture to the local swimming hole in search of a way to stay cool.”



The Latin word “canicula,” meaning “small dog,” is the diminutive form of “canis,” the source of the English word for “canine.” “Canicula” is also the Latin name for Sirius, the star that represents the hound of Orion in the constellation named for that hunter from Roman and Greek mythology. Because the first visible rising of Sirius occurs during the summer, the hot sultry days that occur from early July to early September came to be associated with the Dog Star. The Greeks called this time of year the “hēmerai kynades,” which the Romans translated into Latin as “dies caniculares,” or as we know them in English, “the dog days.”



With your Word of the Day this Tuesday, August 18th, I’m Peter Sokolowski.



Words:

sultry: adj. 1.(of weather or climate) oppressively hot and humid (天气)闷热的; 酷热的.

2.displaying or suggesting passion; sensual 激动的;热情的;性感的.



Sirius: n. the brightest star in the sky after the sun, lying in the constellation Canis Major 天狼星

hound: n. any of several breeds of dog used for hunting.狗; 猎狗

likewinder

The Word of the Day for August 17th is “canicular”, spelled “C-A-N-I-C-U-L-A-R.”

“Canicular” is an adjective that means “off or relating to the dog days that is the period between early July and early September when the hot sultry weather of summer usually occurs in the northern hemisphere.” Here’s the word used in a sentence.

“During the canicular heat of August, many of the town’s residents venture to the local swimming hole in search of a way to stay cool.”

The Latin word “canicula,” meaning “small dog,” is the diminutive form of “canis,” the source of the English word for “canine.” “Canicula” is also the Latin name for Sirius, the star that represents the hound of Orion in the constellation named for that hunter from Roman and Greek mythology. Because the first visible rising of Sirius occurs during the summer, the hot sultry days that occur from early July to early September came to be associated with the Dog Star. The Greeks called this time of year the “hēmerai kynades,” which the Romans translated into Latin as “dies caniculares,” or as we know them in English, “the dog days.”

With your Word of the Day this Tuesday, August 18th, I’m Peter Sokolowski.
                                                   
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法大拓荒牛

The word of the day for xxx is canicular,spell C A N I C U L A R.Canicular is an adj that means of all relating to the dog days .That is the period between early July and early September when the hot south tree weather of summer     usaully accurs and anoi hand fear.Here's the word's use and sentence.During the canicular heat of August,many of the town residents funter to the  local swimming pool and search for a wait to stay cool. The Latin word calicula meaning small dog is the deminity form of calys ,the sourse of English word for kinglion.Calicula is also the Latin name for serious,the star that represents the hand of Hawai.In the consternation name for that hunter from rome and quick and fology.Because the first visibal rising of serious accurs during the summer.The hot south tree day that accur from early July to early September came to be a southatit with the dog star .The Greats call this time of year that Hamary canlady which the Romes translated into Latin as DS Calicularies or as we know in English the dog days.With your word of the day ,this two say August 18.I'm Peter xxxx.
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MeliSsa.Wong

The word of the day for ? is canicular,spells c-a-n-i-c-u-l-a-r.Canicular is an adjetived. means all of relating to the ? days,that is apperare betwing early July and early September,when the hot ? ? of summer usually occurs in the northen attomasphone.Here is the word use in the sentences:
       During the canicular heat of Augest,many of the town's residents ? to the local swimming poul and search of a way of stay cool.The lartine word canicula,meaning small dog is the ? form of canis ,the short of the English word for canie.Canicula is also the lartine name for the serious ,the stars that reprensents the ? of ? in the constilation name for that hunter from roman in great ?.Because the first visibol rising of serious occurs during the summer,the hot ? days that occurs from the early July to early September can't to be associate with the ? star.The Greeces called this time of a year the homorine ? which the woman translate it into lartine as ds caniculares,or as we know that in English the ? days.With the word of the day this Tuesday Augest 18th,I am Peter ?
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酱菜瑞雪

The word of the date for Agust 18th is Canicular,spelled c-a-n-i-c-u-l-a-r.Canicular is a * that's means all or relating to the Dog Days that's the period of early Jul. and early Sep.when hot* weather of summer usually occur in the north of (Hanermsphere).Here's the words we use in the sentence.During the canicular hit of Agu. many of the town's residents (feth)to local swimming hall and search for ways to stay cool.The Latin word Canicular meaning small dogs,is the diminutive form of Karnis,the source of English words for (K-nine).Canicular is also the Latin names for the serious,that's the stars represents the harm of * in the constellation names for that hunter from Rome and Greece *.Because the first visual rising of serious occurs during the summer the hot * days that occur from early July to early September come to be associated with the dog star.The Greek called this time of year the (hamerise *),which the Rome translated it to Latin as DA canicularies or as we know them in English the Dog Days.With your words of the day,these two **they're Agust of 18th.I'm Peter Scolonski.

dbfzr

The word of the day for the august 18th is canicular spelled C-A-N-I-C-U-L-A-R. Canicular is an adjective that means of all relating to the dog days that is the period between early July and early September when the hot sultry weather summer usually occurs in the northern atmosphere. Here is the words use in the sentence. during the canicular heat of august, many of towns residence fenture to the local swimming pool search for wait stay cool. the Latin word Canicula means dog is the diminutive form of Carnies. The source for English word is canny. Canicula is also the Latin name for series the star represent the Hunt of Reign in a constellation name for that hunter from Roman and Greek anthology. Because the first visible rising of series occurs during the summer the hot sultry days occurs from early July to early September came to be associate with the Dog star. The Greek called this year the Hanmeri Canadi switch the roman translated into the Latin as Da Scanicularies or as we know that in English the Dog days. With your word of the day this Tuesday August 18th, I'm Peter Soklovski.


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