Madagascan

/ (ˌmædəˈɡæskən) /

adjective

of or relating to Madagascar or its inhabitants

noun

a native or inhabitant of Madagascar

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How to use Madagascan in a sentence

At a motion from the Automaton a dark-skinned Madagascan stepped forward and lighted the five candles.
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Then he went directly to the Madagascan, whose overbearing air of assurance immediately forsook him at the Chinaman's approach.
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Let this lady tell her that the Madagascan has brought an antidote that will restore his reason.
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The Madagascan nodded and raised one of Balcom's hands to his own forehead as a sign of his fidelity.
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When the Madagascan heard a key in the door he stealthily peeped from his hiding-place and saw, instead of Zita, Locke.
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