Aladdin

[ uh-lad-n ]

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noun

(in The Arabian Nights' Entertainments ) the son of a poor widow in China. He becomes the possessor of a magic lamp and ring with which he can command a jinn to do his bidding.

Aladdin

/ əˈlædɪn /

(in The Arabian Nights' Entertainments ) a poor youth who obtains a magic lamp and ring, with which he summons genies who grant his wishes

And then one pencil drawing of my face, and one pencil drawing of the Genie from Aladdin.

Iconic looks include the metallic and asymmetrical bodysuits from the Aladdin Sane tour, the ice-blue suit from the Life on Mars?

So when Disney produced a sequel to Aladdin, Dan Castellaneta voiced the Genie.

Since its premiere this March, Aladdin has received rave reviews.

For example, just this week the stage version of the movie Aladdin opened on Broadway.

I'll try alfalfa in that field next and then I'll rub Aladdin's lamp.

Aladdin put them behind one of the cushions of the sofa, and continued his story.

But had they accosted him with an offer of service, they would have no more known Aladdin.

Aladdin's mother desired him to sit down in the same place, but he declined.

"None at present," answered Aladdin, and then the genie disappeared.

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