moer
Britishnoun
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the womb
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a despicable person
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furious; enraged
verb
Etymology
Origin of moer
from Afrikaans, literally: mother
Example Sentences
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While the contraceptives have not yet been destroyed, Baleci said that some have been transferred from the original warehouse in Geel, Belgium, to a different warehouse in another village, apparently owned by the private companies Van Moer Logistics and Kuehne & Nagel.
From Salon
Evergrande, China’s No.2 developer with 1,300 real estate projects in moer than 280 cities, missed a third round of interest payments on its international bonds this week.
From Reuters
Van Moer scored nine goals in 57 international appearances and represented Belgium at the 1970 and 1982 World Cups.
From Seattle Times
But coach Guy Thys turned to Van Moer for his leadership qualities in the qualifying campaign for the 1980 European Championship in Italy.
From Seattle Times
Van Moer was a three-time Belgium player of the year during a 19-year club career, playing for hometown Beveren and then most notably for Antwerp, Standard Liège and Beringen.
From Seattle Times
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