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Meanings of mandingo in English
Mandé language native to coastal West Africa.
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Usage of mandingo in English
1
The burning the grass in Mandingo exhibits a scene of terrific grandeur.
2
One man had a cigarette, and told her he was a Mandingo.
3
In Berlin I lived a few blocks away from a nightclub named Mandingo.
4
Films like Mandingo, A Woman Called Moses and Beloved have all tackled the subject.
5
The people are Jaloffs, but most of them speak Mandingo.
6
But his Mandingo heritage was always there in the background.
7
Structure of African Languages.-TheMpongwe, Mandingo, and Grebo.-Poetry :Epic ,Idyllic ,andMiscellaneous.-Religions and Superstitions.
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I'm not some hypersexual Mandingo out here conquering faceless women all over the city.
9
Its pupils were of a reddish color, and its physiognomy that of a Mandingo.
10
He obtained also the services of Johnson, a negro who spoke both English and Mandingo.
11
MC: My creations are primarily the result of a true mix of Mandingo and French cultures.
12
The Soosoo is a dialect of the Mandingo.
13
The original stated that Mandingo starred Joan Collins.
14
On the Mandingo Plateau, elephants are not uncommon.
15
The figures were compounded of the contra-dance and reel, with some remarkable touches of the Mandingo balance.
16
Mandingo Chief and his Head Man, with other Natives in their Costume, to face the Title Page.
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Translations for mandingo
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