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moory

adjective as in marshy

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The whole country was like that Perhaps there would be a moory marsh on one side of the ridge, and a forest of a hundred thousand acres on the other, with all the great branthes weighted in white.

She said she would not consider a shelter because they won’t take in her terrier puppy Ewok and two-week-old kitten, Moory.

Sergeant Brad Moory of the university police said Davies was investigated last week on suspicion of posting what Davies told officers was “a very bad joke” - a warning to students to stay away from class on Sept. 30. 

From Reuters

Moory said a second post on Sunday night drew the closer attention of police.

From Reuters

Niebuhr coming the same way says:—"It was with solemn feelings that this morning from the barren heights of the moory Campagna, I first caught sight of the cupola of St. Peter's, and then of the city from the bridge, where all the majesty of her buildings and her history seems to lie spread out before the eye of the stranger; and afterwards entered by the Porta del Popolo."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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