navarin
noun
a stew of mutton or lamb with root vegetables
Word Origin for navarin
from French
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Historical Examples of navarin
This success and the capture of very strong trenches to the north of the Navarin Farm drove the Germans to desperate efforts.
The Childrens' Story of the War, Volume 4 (of 10)James Edward Parrott
It seems we had to wait for artillery before making the attack on Navarin itself.
A Soldier of the LegionEdward Morlae
Ibrahim Pasha was at Navarin with an immense fleet, when he heard of the destruction of his ships in the bay of Salona.
The farm of Navarin, at a distance of three and a half kilometres to the north of Souain, stands on the top of the hills.
World's War Events, Vol. IVarious
A Russian torpedo boat in shelter behind the Navarin, now seeing its chance, darted out and launched its projectile.
The Great War in England in 1897William Le Queux