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Dig deep, bookworm! Today is Drop Everything And Read Day, and if you're a Ramona Quimby fan, go ahead and follow in her footsteps and read! (Cracking an egg on your head is, of course, always optional.) WORD OF THE DAY April 12, 2024 unputdownable [ uhn-poot-dou-nuh-buhl ] adjective (especially of a book or periodical) so interesting or suspenseful as to compel reading. Learn More About This Word Perfect Words That Book Lovers Should Add To Their Lingo Library If you have a bad case of bibliophilia, we have a tome of interesting terms to describe books and the people who can't stop reading them. Keep reading Featured Stories Tax prep What Is "AGI"? Learn This Term And More Before You File Your Taxes TIL What's The Story Behind April's Autism Acceptance Month? National Poetry Month Only A True Poet Can Pass This Quiz (Prove Yourself!) What's Trending? Here are the top stories that our readers have been engrossed with! 🌟 32 silly words. 1 bracket. Which word won? 🎉 ❤️ Love Vs. Lust: What Sets Them Apart? Ask The Dictionary 💯 Why Do These Popular Emoji Have Flirty, Hidden Meanings? 📘 Guide To Pickleball Terms: Featuring Bert, Erne, And The Volley Llama 📝 Your Journey Into The World Of Poetry Begins Here Quiz MULTIPLE CHOICE What does NAIVETÉ mean? a caper or leap. an existing word turned into an acronym by creating an apt phrase whose initial letters match the word. the quality or state of having or showing a lack of experience or judgment. Play more quizzes and games Now drop everything. Go read. Shoo shoo! We mean it. Sponsored messages like these help us keep Dictionary.com free. We thank you for your continued support! Want more emails like this? Sign up to receive them daily. Need help? Review our About Us or contact us for assistance. For brand partnerships, email sponsor@dictionary.com. This email has been sent to matzom229@gmail.com by Dictionary.com LLC. Make sure this email goes to your inbox by adding doctor@dictionary.com to your address book. If you wish to stop seeing these emails, please feel free to Manage Your Preferences or Unsubscribe. For more information regarding the OpenWeb ad privacy policy, please visit this link. Careers Shop Contact Us About Dictionary.com LLC, Oakland CA