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Word of the Day for Tuesday, July 27, 2010nitid \NIT-id\, adjective: Bright; lustrous. Intolerably, I dreamt of an exiguous and nitid labyrinth: in the center was a water jar; my hands almost touched it, my eyes could see it, but so intricate and perplexed were the curves that I knew I would die before reaching it. "What!" exclaimed Sir Norfolk, almost shuddering at the inadvertence he had committed; "a waiting-man in such costly and nitid attire." Nitid is related to the Latin nitidus, "glistening." | |||||||||
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  How yoga poses like "downward dog" get their names (and what "yoga" means exactly) You can buy yoga mats in grocery stores and take yoga classes at gyms, hospitals, or even malls. It may have originated in India, but yoga is now practiced worldwide through variations of traditional physical and mental disciplines. For some it is a type of medicinal exercise, while for others it is simply a way... | |||||||||
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