MORILLON


Meaning of MORILLON in English

məˈrilən noun

( -s )

Etymology: French, duck with dark plumage, dark-colored grape from Old French morillon, moreillon, from morel dark brown, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin maurellus, from Latin Maurus Moor — more at moor

1. : any of several European ducks ; especially : a female or immature male goldeneye

2. : a light olive that is greener, stronger, and slightly darker than citrine, greener and deeper than grape green, and greener than old moss green

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