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Oct. 25, 2014
Word of the Day

cygnet Audio Pronunciation
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\SIG-nit\
noun
1. a young swan.
Quotes
...I'll believe in your relationship when the crow's egg is hatched into a cygnet.
-- Sir Walter Scott, Kenilworth, 1821
Origin
Cygnet is derived from the Greek word kýknos meaning "swan." The noun suffix -et implies a diminutive force, as in the word islet.
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