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Now, today's expression is to lack something. L-A-C-K. L-A-C-L-A-C. Yeah, that a sound is difficult, that American short-A.

A, lack, lack. To lack something. what does it mean to lack something

it means you are deficient in something you don't have enough of something you are short of something.

You are in need of something.

That something is insufficient.

So for me, I lack hair.

Yes, it's true.

If you look on the top of my head, you will see my skin.

Not completely.

There is some hair trying to hide the top of my head, but I'll be honest.

I'm lacking hair.

Well, believe me, when I go outside and the sun is shining, the first place I feel the sun is on the top of my head because I'm lacking hair.

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