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Term: day-old

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Refers to something that is a day old

Sample Sentences:

1. The bakery sells day-old bread at discounted prices.
2. I bought a day-old newspaper from the vendor.
3. The supermarket often sells day-old pastries in the evening.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: Refers to a day-old baby animal

Sample Sentences:

1. The mother cat took care of her adorable day-old kittens.
2. We witnessed the hatching of day-old chicks at the farm.
3. The wildlife rescue center nurtures and rehabilitates day-old birds.

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense: Modifies a verb to indicate an action done a day ago

Sample Sentences:

1. She completed the assignment day-old, but it was still accepted.
2. He fixed his car day-old, and it ran smoothly afterwards.
3. The chef cooked the stew day-old, intensifying the flavors.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Describes a local or popular business, primarily often used for bakeries

Sample Sentences:

1. The local day-old bakery is known for its fresh and affordable goods.
2. We decided to grab some pastries from the popular day-old shop on the way home.
3. The day-old donut place is a favorite among early morning commuters.

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