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marigram

[ mar-i-gram ]
/ ˈmær ɪˌgræm /

noun

a graphic representation from a marigraph.

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Origin of marigram

<Latin mari- (combining form of mare sea) + -gram1

Words nearby marigram

Marie-Strümpell disease, Marietta, Mariette, marigold, marigold window, marigram, marigraph, marijuana, Marikina, Marília, Marilyn
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British Dictionary definitions for marigram

marigram
/ (ˈmærɪˌɡræm) /

noun

a graphic record of the tide levels at a particular coastal station

Word Origin for marigram

from Latin mare sea + -gram
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