July 1, 2030
📖 Learn how to play| NLEKT | → | KNELT |
| EGDLE | → | LEDGE |
| MTUOL | → | MOULT |
| GUDNE | → | NUDGE |
| PTOCI | → | OPTIC |
| RWPNA | → | PRAWN |
🖼 A dancer spinning on a calendar page for May 1st
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noun phrase
Both a spring celebration on May 1st (often with dancing around a maypole) and an internationally recognized distress signal—derived from the French "m'aider," meaning "help me."
Example: "Children danced around the maypole to celebrate May Day as the village square filled with music."