The opposite of rise and grind, this week's #cedwordoftheweek means doing only the minimum amount of work that your job requires.

"Our word of the week is a 9-letter adjective starting with “Q,” that could be used to describe the following scenes: A lake at dawn, glassy and mirror-like, undisturbed by wind or wildlife. A dormant volcano, serene and silent, concealing potential fury within. Winter fields, blanketed in snow, heavy with stillness. A library at midnight, empty aisles, only the dull buzz of the few lights left on. Can you guess our word of the week?"

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"I’m armour for rodents, a risk in the wild, Yet poets and scribes, their writing I've styled. A prickly protector, a pen by design, What am I, where nature and ink do align? Can you guess our word of the week?"

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Can you figure out the puzzle and get this week’s #CEDWordOfTheWeek? Use all of the letters to get the word of the week, but comment what other words you can make as well!

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"A banker, a writer, a clerk, All use this word in their work. Whether citing a line, Putting prices on signs, Or tracking a stock market quirk. Can you guess the word?"

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"Facial tissue - Kleenex Clear Adhesive Tape - Scotch Tape Whipped Topping - Cool Whip Whirlpool/Jet Tub - Jacuzzi Lip Balm - ChapStick Cotton Swab - …? Using these examples, can you guess our word of the week?"

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Definition of quoth on a white background with a silhouette of a raven.

Did you solve this week's riddle to get the #CEDWordOfTheWeek? As a reminder the clues were:

It’s a single-syllable word
It’s the past-tense form of an obsolete verb
It’s famously referenced in connection with a bird
It’s used in first person and the third

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A Riddle: " It’s a single-syllable word It’s the past-tense form of an obsolete verb It’s famously referenced in connection with a bird* It’s used in first person and the third *Bonus hint: It appears in a work of classic literature by Edgar Allan Poe Can you guess the word? Q, blank, blank, blank, blank."

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A riddle: "I’m a tiny troublemaker, a trivial distraction, I show up when hairs are split with too much satisfaction. I can grow from the smallest spark to a mild confrontation, And sometimes when I’m involved it’s just misinformation. Sometimes I’m a nitpick, to delay the resolution— Settle down and talk it out, these squabbles aren’t Confucian. Can you guess the word? Q, blank, blank, blank, blank, blank, E"

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Guess the word based on the graphic: a bucket of sand with running shoes.

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A word wheel puzzle. Use all of the letters to get this week's #CEDWordOfTheWeek. Q, U, U, E, E.

That's a lot of vowels for one word! Can you figure out the puzzle and get this week’s #CEDWordOfTheWeek? Comment your guess below and check Wednesday’s post for the answer.

A rebus puzzle. First word. Ski - K. Die - I. Second word. Chest, C=Q, H=U.

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A riddle: The night was still, the stars were dead, A creeping fear began to spread. My breath was short, my hands turned cold, My legs wouldn’t do as they were told. Whispers behind, too full of fear, I shivered and shook! What’s the word I need here?

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A fill in the blank word game: blank, blank, I, blank, K, dash, blank, I, blank, T, E, blank.

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A rebus puzzle. First word: Equal - E, City - C. Second word: Lime L=T.

What is this, a second word of the week? YES! A second word of week to help celebrate Thanksgiving! Can you get this week’s #CEDWordOfTheWeek? Comment your guess below and check Monday’s post for the answer.

The following riddle: "In the 80s, a book said "real men" don't eat it. But it's brunch! Just take an egg and beat it! Toss the trope, release the yolk, it's pie with cheese and chives -- no joke. What food are we talking about?"

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A riddle: Complete the rhyme to guess our Word of the Week! In a contest where stakes are higher, Each heat weeds out who'll expire. The swift and the keen Fight to stay on the scene, For each round is a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

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A word wheel puzzle. Use all of the letters to get this week's word of the week: Q, I, U, N, A, T.

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The following text on a white background with a read border: "4 Clues – Guess the answer to any of these questions and you’ve guessed our Word of the Week! Introduced in Secret War #2 (2004), Daisy Johnson is a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent with the ability to generate powerful vibrations. She’s also known by her codename: _ _ _ _ _ Japanese author, Haruki Murakami, wrote a collection of stories inspired by the 1995 Kobe disaster. The book was called: After the _ _ _ _ _ Dutch DJ, Armin Van Buuren, collaborated with W&W on the 2013 high-energy electronic track titled: _ _ _ _ _ What is the name of the 1996 video game that introduced online multiplayer deathmatches and spawned a popular franchise? _ _ _ _ _ "

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"In ’89 they reached our land, Near Port Colborne, in the sand. Lake Erie saw the first new trace – Bivalve molluscs from a far off place. Think they're a meal? Please beware: There are pollutants hidden in there! Many toxins in their tiny frame, Don't eat them! It's a risky game. What am I"

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A riddle: "He lifted his mug with a cheer, And drained it from front to the rear. With gusto and speed, He satisfied need— What word means to chug down your beer?"

Hint: the word starts with a Q and ends with an F.

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A word scramble puzzle with the following letters: U, E, R,Q, A, T. S, O. The Definition of the word is “an ancient Roman elected official dealing with financial administration.”

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A riddle: A cousin to the flashier pheasant, I grunt and cackle, it's not unpleasant, With patterned feathers, brown and pale, I scurry low along the trail. I vary in species, I'm hunted as game, I'm a migratory bird -- what is my name?

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A riddle: I stand in groves trembling with grace, My heart-shaped leaves all flutter in place, Though rooted firm, I dance with air, In each province and territory -- everywhere! My name suggests I shake with fear — But it’s the wind that draws me near. What kind of tree am I?

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A word wheel puzzle with the following letters: P, E, U, D, U, D, A, R, Q.

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A fill in the blank word quiz: Q, U, A, blank, R, blank, P, L, blank, blank.

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A fill in the blacks word game: Q, U, A, blank, R, blank, P, H, blank, blank, blank, C, S.

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A rebus puzzle: A duck with a speech bubble + a bust + er.

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“Which one is a quadrillion? A.1 000 000 000. B. 1 000 000 000 000 000. C. 100 000. D. 10 000 000 000 000”

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