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scirocco

[shuh-rok-oh, suh-]

noun

plural

sciroccos 
  1. sirocco.



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He was waiting in a white VW Scirocco car, which he bought after Gracie told him she liked her brother's Scirocco.

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It was not immediately clear whether Scirocco, 59, has a lawyer who could respond to the allegations.

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Hamden police said Donna Scirocco turned herself in Tuesday because of an arrest warrant charging her with six counts of animal cruelty.

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Scirocco winds blowing from the south east can drive water into the lagoon, much of which is made up of marshes and mud flats.

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Police said the other car, a white Volkswagen Scirocco, left the scene of the crash before officers arrived.

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