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Meanings of morocco in English
Usage of morocco in English
1
For many years books purchased in England were rebound uniformly in morocco.
2
Jocelyn folded the morocco case together and handed it back to him.
3
Mrs. Bently soon returned with a handsome morocco case in her hands.
4
They were cloth and morocco witnesses to the fact of his defection.
5
She put out her hand and took hold of the morocco case.
6
He took from a drawer a small morocco case and opened it.
7
The skate case was elegantly made of crimson morocco, ornamented with silver.
8
Benjamin Vajdar sat at the writing-desk, a morocco pocketbook open before him.
9
What can one do with red and purple morocco and blue satin?
10
Yes-butwhat must I do, then, with my volume in green morocco?
11
A full sack of pure was worth ninepence at the morocco yard.
12
The exteriors, in blazing red morocco, are not in the very best taste.
13
On the back of the morocco cover was printed in plain gold lettering:
14
She picked up a red morocco case containing a gold cigar-cutter.
15
And he handed over the insignia of an order in a morocco case.
16
A folio volume bound in red morocco, bearing the Béthune arms.
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