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Meanings of mulatto in English
Usage of mulatto in English
1
But in the yellow sitting-room it was the mulatto maid who waited.
2
The mulatto struck the pavement where I was standing watching it all.
3
A mulatto put his head out of the companion and called out:
4
That leaves me in command with but one officer, the mulatto, LeVere.
5
Also several mulatto girls of rare personal qualities,-twoof these very superior.
6
He was a mulatto, of Huguenot Calvinist and Bantu African slave descent.
7
She looked like a mulatto woman, with straight hair and regular features.
8
Their skin is coppery brown, somewhat darker than that of the mulatto.
9
Minnie passed the physical examination easily, for he is a healthy mulatto.
10
The natives generally seen here are corpulent, not quite black nor mulatto.
11
This cook was a fine-looking and very intelligent mulatto slave named Cacasotte.
12
For some days Melanctha did not see any more of her mulatto.
13
The speaker was a skinny mulatto, maybe fourteen or fifteen years old.
14
To see a mulatto, constant worries and friction with hirelings is foretold.
15
My son lives here and his wife-a Chicago reared mulatto, a cook.
16
This old man was a very intelligent mulatto belonging to Mr. Pond.
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Mulatto through the time
Mulatto across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common