Wiktionary:Word of the day/September 4
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Word of the day
for September 4 | |
bread and circuses n (idiomatic) | |
The Western Roman Empire is conventionally regarded as having fallen on this day in 476 C.E., when Odoacer deposed the 16-year-old Emperor Romulus Augustulus. | |
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