This is the content of an email: The Word of the Day for May 19 is:=20 weird =01=07 \WEERD\ =01=07 (adjective)=20 *1 : of, relating to, or caused by witchcraft or the=20 supernatural : magical=20 2 : of strange or extraordinary character : odd, fantasti= c=20 Example sentence: "Hagar, the witch, chanted an awful incantation over her kettleful of simmering toads, with weird effect." (Louisa= =20 May Alcott, Little Women)=20 Did you know? You may know today's word as a generalized term for anyth= ing unusual, but "weird" also has older meanings that are mor= e specific. "Weird" derives from the Old English noun "wyrd= ," essentially meaning "fate." By the late 8th century, the= =20 plural "wyrde" had begun to appear in texts as a gloss for=20 "Parcae," the Latin name for the Fates -- three goddesses who spun,
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