1.
A short point projecting abruptly, as at the end of a leaf.
Origin:
Mucro stems from Latin word mucrō meaning "sharp point."
Extending beyond the tip or margin as a mucro or awn.
2. Ombudsman
1.
A government official who hears and investigates complaints by private citizens against other officials or government agencies.
Origin:
Ombudsman comes from the Swedish word ombud which means "agent, attorney." It entered English in the 1910s.
We have got the only prisons ombudsman that cannot take on any kind of staff complaint, not allowed.
3. Veloce
1.
Played at a fast tempo.
Origin:
Veloce stems from the Latin word vēlōcem which was the accusative form of vēlōx meaning "quick."
Last week, Monica, one of the drum majors, started Party Rock Anthem very veloce. Very fun.!
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