karoro

British

/ ˈkɑːrəʊrəʊ /

noun

a large seagull, Laris dominicanus , with black feathers on its back

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Etymology

Origin of karoro

Māori

Example Sentences

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Uganda's information minister, Mary Karoro, said the government was determined to punish all officials involved in embezzling the money that was meant to fund recovery efforts in northern areas after an insurgency by the Lord's Resistance Army in the 1990s and early 2000s.

From Reuters

Government spokeswoman Karoro Okurut said she could not comment on the president's decision.

From Reuters

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