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'Guerdon' Crowns 13-year-old Spelling Bee Champ

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31 May 2008 29 views
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'Guerdon' Crowns 13-year-old Spelling Bee Champ
The new National Spelling Bee champion is 13-year-old Sameer Mishra who aced "guerdon," a word that appropriately means "something that one has earned or gained." Take a look at the many oddball words aced by this boy to earn his cup...(Video)

The new National Spelling Bee champion is 13-year-old Sameer Mishra who aced "guerdon," a word that appropriately means "something that one has earned or gained." Take a look at the many oddball words aced by this boy to earn his cup…(Video)

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