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garrigue

/ French (ɡariɡ) /

noun

a variant spelling of garigue

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Words nearby garrigue

Garré's disease, garret, Garrett, garret window, Garrick, garrigue, garrison, garrison cap, Garrison finish, garrison house, garrison state
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Example sentences from the Web for garrigue

  • Pretty soon, on the ascending road, Garrigue saw lights trembling in the uncertain shadows.

    In the Yule-Log Glow, Book I|Various

  • Very soon Garrigue saw lights flitting about, and uncertain shadows moving in the road that climbs the hill.

    Devil Stories|Various