correa

/ ˈkɒrɪə; kəˈriːə /

noun

an Australian evergreen shrub of the genus Correa , with large showy tubular flowers

Origin of correa¹

C19: after Jose Francesco Correa da Serra (1750–1823), Portuguese botanist

But it also happened in the zombie game DayZ to video game writer Kim Correa.

But, Correa argued, this was just half the market value of the oil trapped in the coveted ITT bloc.

Finally last week, Correa asked Congress to allow drilling in the reserve.

Seven years ago, when president Rafael Correa unveiled the preservation initiative, he drew global applause.

He [Correa] is getting ready to blame rich nations for not giving enough to make [Yasuní] work.

Correa and other contemporary authors do not mention it, though some late writers have given credit to it.

The so-called “native fuchsias” of southern and eastern Australia are plants of the genus Correa, natural order Rutaceae.

Thanks to this food, Antonio Correa and his companions made up for their previous fasting.

Antonio Correa and his companion reported- 208 - that the Indians had received them well, and had given them what they had to eat.

The secretarys first clerk, Antonio Correa, being alarmed by the report of the pistol, instantly flew to the spot.

April 18, 2024petrichor

[pet-ri-kawr]

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