BLACKMORE

Meaning of BLACKMORE in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈblak-ˌmȯr ]

biographical name

Richard Doddridge 1825-1900 English novelist

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BLACKMORE — County: Essex Post Code: CM4
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BLACKMORE — biographical name Richard Doddridge 1825-1900 English novelist
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
BLACKMORE — /blak"mawr, -mohr/ , n. Richard Doddridge /dod"rij/ , 1825-1900, English novelist.
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BLACKMORE — Blackmore BrE AmE ˈblæk mɔː AmE \ -mɔːr -moʊr
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BLACKMORE — Pronunciation: ' blak- ˌ mo ̇ r Function: biographical name Richard Doddridge 1825-1900 Eng. nov.
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BLACKMORE END — County: Essex Post Code: CM7
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BLACKMORE, SIR RICHARD — born 1654, Corsham, Wiltshire, Eng. died 1729, Boxted, Essex English physician and writer, physician in ordinary to King William III …
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BLACKMORE, RICHARD DODDRIDGE — born June 7, 1825, Longworth, Berkshire, Eng. died Jan. 20, 1900, Teddington English Victorian novelist whose novel Lorna Doone (1869) …
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BLACKMORE'S NIGHT — Blackmore's Night
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BLACKMORE'S NIGHT — Blackmore's Night
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24250 — State: VIRGINIA City: FORT BLACKMORE
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UNMAKE — “+ transitive verb Etymology: Middle English unmaken, from un- (II) + maken to make — more at make 1. : …
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EXMOOR — /eks"moor, -mawr, -mohr/ , n. a moorland in SW England, in Somersetshire and Devonshire: the scene of Blackmore's novel, Lorna …
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