Fango
- proper noun
Examples
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They might have squeezed him in one of those tight hitters and little Fango's all keyed up.
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They might have squeezed him in one of those tight hitters and little Fango's all keyed up.
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The Fango river flows beautifully through the lush green valley of northern Corsica.
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Many tourists visit Fango to enjoy its picturesque landscapes and serene atmosphere.
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The village near the Fango river has become popular among nature lovers and hikers.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Fango comes from a local Corsican and Italian word meaning 'mud', like the modern Italian fango. So the river and its valley were probably named Fango because of muddy banks or ground, which explains the name today.