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Maffick : ⬅That's your word of the day. Give it a whirl and use it in a sentence (?)

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Tom Jackson answered

Maffick is a primarily British word meaning "to celebrate in an exuberant, unrestrained manner," and is best appreciated by having some knowledge of The Siege of Mafeking--- a 217-day siege battle for the town of Mafeking (now called Mahikeng) in South Africa during the Second Boer War from October 1899 to May 1900.

(Oh, I had to work on this one a bit.  Retaining knowledge of something new is easier when it is associated with something else.)

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Yin And Yang answered

Everytime I got together with my sister we would automatically have a maffick occasion! We would already be celebrating. Tuesday would have been her birthday. I miss her so. 😔

I love this word RefreshMe! It describes my sister and I to a Tee!!!!

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