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malaco-

American  
  1. a combining form meaning “soft,” used in the formation of compound words.

    malacopterygian.


malaco- British  

combining form

  1. denoting softness

    malacology

    malacostracan

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Etymology

Origin of malaco-

< Greek malako-, combining form of malakós

Example Sentences

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A new illustrated book, titled “The Last Soul Company: The Story of Malaco Records,” seeks to give the label its proper due.

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Bowman knew first-hand the unique dichotomy of the Malaco profile.

From Washington Times

In 1982, Malaco released “Down Home Blues,” a record by journeyman Texas singer Z.Z.

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The soul-blues success in the ’80s secured Malaco’s place in the firmament of African American musical culture.

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Over the years, Malaco would grow its gospel holdings even further.

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