The word for today, February 26, is:
RUCK (RUHK)
n.: a mass, a throng, a crowd;
the group of horses left behind in a race, or people who are not
distinguishable as opposed to their leader
Examples:
Through hard work and perseverance, Simpson was able to raise
himself out of the ruck.
The author's living room was littered with a ruck of books on
architecture, none of which satisfied her longing for a
well-crafted romance novel.
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