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Word of the Day for Friday, June 25, 2010cakewalk \KEYK-wawk\, noun: 1. Something easily accomplished. This will be a cakewalk, I tell myself, even though I'm up against a pair of convicted killers. Though it may be baffling to consider, watching you grow up isn't necessarily a cakewalk for your parents. The origin of cakewalk lies in the 19th century African-American tradition where a cake was given as a prize for the fanciest steps in a procession. The phrases "piece of cake" and "take the cake" may derive from the cakewalk. | |||||||||
![]() How the iPhone got its name, and what droid and kindle really meanDid you wait for hours to be one of the first to�own the iPhone 4? If you think people who�stand�in line for new devices are silly, fill in the blank: "I can't live without my ------" You may not be a super early adopter, but your gadget/gizmo/doohickey/thingamajig/mobile device�of choice is probably more essential to your�day-to-day... | |||||||||
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