This week's theme: Words with hidden animals.

interregnum (in-tuhr-REG-nuhm) noun

   The period between the end of a reign and the beginning of the next;
   a time when there is no government.

[From Latin, from inter- (between) + regnum (reign).]

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-Anu Garg (words at wordsmith.org)

  "In this unprecedented interregnum Tony Blair has no authority to do
   anything that attempts to tie the hands of his successor."
   Melanie Phillips; Brown's First Great Test; Daily Mail (London, UK);
   Jun 10, 2007.

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