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Riffi

  • plural
    of Riff.
    riff
    noun
    a melodic phrase, often constantly repeated, forming an accompaniment or part of an accompaniment for a soloist.

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He said that the hearts of loyal Riffi are so constructed that they could not possibly turn from Krim to "the French sultan."

From Time Magazine Archive

He said that not even Abd-El-Krim can disarm the Riffi, since each cleaves to his rifle as to his wife.

From Time Magazine Archive

Then, in the latter year, came their astounding expedition at the head of 5,000 Riffi which surprised, captured and disarmed 20,000 Spaniards under General Navarro.

From Time Magazine Archive

The source of Krim's remarkable wealth was declared to be certain valuable mineral deposits in the Riff, which are allegedly worked by women when the fighting male Riffi are at the front.

From Time Magazine Archive

Little Riffi, transported with a noble enthusiasm, just then glided out along the bank.

From The Invasion of France in 1814 by Alexandre Chatrian

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