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Meanings of Carib in English
Highly endangered South American language, spoken by the Kalina people (Caribs)
A member of an American Indian peoples of northeastern South America and the Lesser Antilles.
Usage of Carib in English
1
The first inhabitants of the island were Carib Indians who were exterminated.
2
The Carib club is made of the heaviest wood to be found.
3
The teacher calls Xuela, whose mother was a Carib, Miss Boiled Fish.
4
Yaws is derived from a Carib word, the meaning of which is doubtful.
5
The population was largely Carib, a savage race given to cannibalism.
6
Fred was not a Carib but a young black man of twenty-eight years.
7
From inquiries I think the former is of Carib origin, and the latter Mohegan.
8
The Carib does not confound Tamoussicabo, the Ancient of Heaven, with veyou, the sun.
9
He found the Carib chief, and began by trying diplomacy.
10
When the meal was concluded the Carib woman came and removed the dishes and cloth.
11
The Carib Chiefs were captured and put in irons.
12
Then the Carib chief rose up, and again the hawk-like scream echoed along the valley.
13
As a New Zealand Carib-Samoan Alesano says it was only fitting he grew up performing.
14
The Carib Indians believed that mankind-womanespecially-werefirst created from two trees (509.
15
I'll go tell her tales of the Carib beauties.
16
These Indians seemed to us to have Carib markings.
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