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mercat

British  
/ ˈmɛrkət /

noun

  1. a Scot word for market

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On the last morning, I visited an old friend, Mantequerias Pirenaicas in the Mercat de Galvany, near my one-time flat.

From Salon

Tania Dron, of Edinburgh's Mercat Tours, said ''James Braidwood introduced a number of methods, both in terms of how they were fighting fires and in terms of equipment.

From BBC

The heckling became pronounced when Lord Lyon King of Arms, who leads royal ceremonies in Scotland, said: “God Save the King” during Sunday’s ceremony at Mercat Cross, near St Giles’ Cathedral.

From Washington Times

Blame the cheesecake and the churros at El Mercat Bar de Tapas in Rockville Town Center.

From Washington Post

As for the sugar-sprinkled churros, El Mercat makes two kinds: twig slender and fat with fillings of chocolate or caramel.

From Washington Post