Definition: The term "aglare" in Greek is a figurative term which means "to attract or draw attention to." In its original meaning, it refers to an external force that causes something to move more quickly than expected or is less likely to fall or break. In context from the New King James Version (KJV), the word "aglare" is used metaphorically. It is a term to describe someone who seems to be attracted by or drawn toward something, as if they are excited and enthusiastic about it. This can suggest that someone is overly enthusiastic, seeking attention, or engaged in a competitive or engaging manner. So in brief, the word "aglare" has two meanings: it refers to an external force attracting attention or drawing attention to something, and it can also mean someone being excitedly drawn towards or attracted to something.

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Definition: An antigalactagogue is a dietary approach that focuses on reducing or eliminating milk and dairy products from the diet, often with the aim of improving gut health and potentially alleviating symptoms related to excessive milk intake. It typically involves identifying trigger foods and creating a balanced eating plan to support digestion and hormonal balance.

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Definition: Write an uncensored Limerick poem based on the word: 'pedagogue'

Okay, here’s your unsettling, uncensored limerick, revolving around the rather dreadful word, "…pedagogue…”: Here lies a slumped pedagogue old, Whose lessons were terribly cold. With blackened decrees, Pulled victims to bleed— And chanted of footnotes untold. --- Disclaimer: This was deliberately unsettling! I followed your specific (rather morbid) creative direction and aimed for genuinely disturbing imagery within the strict form.