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Sunday it's a beautiful day outside there's a slight breeze a little bit of sun and it's slightly cool at least a little bit of

sun and it's slightly cool at least a little cool for California and

this is the 18th episode of the Victor Prep Vocal podcast As always this is Sam your host and before we get started I just wanted to say

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but it's not a big deal. Thank you so much and let's get

started by reviewing the words from episode 17. Those were ingratiate, euphony, polyglot and lacrimose.

Ingratiate, that means to bring oneself into favour with someone by trying to do something to please them, trying to do something to flatter them, or maybe even give them a gift.

Eufony. Eufiny means the quality of being pleasant to the ear,

pleasing sounds, beautiful music, or poetry where the words are carefully

chosen to provide a nice sound.

Polyglot. Polyglot means a person who knows or uses several languages.

Lachrimose.

Lachrimose means tearful, crying.

If someone is lacrimose, they're usually very sad and they're weeping.

Now let's get started on our new words.

Our first word is larceny, larceny. That is spelled L-A-R-L-A-R-L-S-N-Y-S-N-Y, that is spelled L-A-R-S-N-Y, L-S-E-Y, L- C-E-N-Y, larceny.

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