Moroccan
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- adjective
- /məˈrɑːkən/
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marroquí
- The restaurant specializes in authentic Moroccan cuisine, offering tagine and couscous.
- Moroccan forces
- Moroccan government
- Moroccan cities
It's just this nice Moroccan ish print towel.
- It's just this nice Moroccan ish print towel.
- They do a really lovely Moroccan mint tea.
- So it's like a Moroccan crew that would like, take care of me in Holland.
- Colonial Moroccan and Algerian troops were actually the first ones hit by gas on the Western Front when the Germans released gas at the second battle of EP.
- I used to live for Macs Collections Fresh Moroccan.
Examples
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Michael A. Toler taught in the Moroccan university system for six years.
Fiction book (1998) -
The assumption is that Moroccan tea is supposed to be black.
Fiction book (2001) -
Thank you very much to Moroccan Oil and Variety for this incredible award.
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"For the good of the Moroccan people", of course.
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A little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect Moroccan breakfast to go.
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And right, my work now with this Moroccan company is exploring exactly those kinds of issues.
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They do a really lovely Moroccan mint tea.
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Moroccan food is cheap.
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With her husband absent so much, she ruled the family, an old-fashioned Moroccan-style mother.
Fiction book (1993) -
LEGION GARRISON - EARLY MORNING: Moroccan vendors set up their stands in the open market outside the garrison.
Fiction book (1998)
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Moroccan comes from the country name Morocco, which in English comes from the city Marrakesh, and the Arabic name al-Maghrib means 'the west'. So something called Moroccan belongs to or is connected with Morocco, its people, or its culture.