maroquin
/ (ˌmærəˈkiːn, ˈmærəkɪn, -kwɪn) /
noun
tanning morocco leather
Origin of maroquin
1C16: from French: Moroccan
Words Nearby maroquin
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How to use maroquin in a sentence
The coup d'etat of maroquin took away from Colombia herself the power of government and vested it in an irresponsible dictator.
Theodore Roosevelt | Theodore RooseveltCape morocco, also called maroquin cras, is similar to this.
Practical Bookbinding | Paul AdamMorocco, Levant morocco, and maroquin all denote the same kind.
Practical Bookbinding | Paul Adammaroquin, mar′o-kwin, n. leather prepared from goatskin: morocco leather.
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