OUED

Meaning of OUED in English

variant of wadi

Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012

EL OUED — /el wed"/ a city in E Algeria. 11,429. Also, Al-Oued .
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AL-OUED — /al wed"/ , n. See El Oued .
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TENSIFT, OUED — river in west-central Morocco. The Oued Tensift rises from several headstreams in the Haut (High) Atlas mountains and flows westward …
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OUED, EL- — town, largest of the Souf Oases in northeastern Algeria. It lies 50 miles (80 km) west of the Tunisian border. …
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DRAA, OUED — also spelled Oued Dra, intermittent stream (wadi) of southern Morocco. Rising from two headstreams, Dads and Imini, in the Haut …
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WADI — noun also wa·dy or wad·dy ˈwädē, -di ; or oued ˈwed ( plural wadis also wadies or waddies or oueds …
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MARBLE — small, hard ball that is used in a variety of children's games and is named after the 18th-century practice of …
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ARROYO — also called Wadi, Wash, Dry Wash, or Coulee, Arabic Wadi, French Oued, a dry channel lying in a semiarid or …
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TIZNIT — town, provincial capital, and province, Sud region, Morocco. The town lies near the Atlantic coast and the Tachilla and Ouarzemimene …
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TAOUNATE — town, provincial capital, and province (established 1978), Centre Nord region, northern Morocco. The town is a local market centre situated …
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QABIS — also spelled Gabs, Latin Tacapa, town, southeastern Tunisia. The town is located at the mouth of the Qabis River, which …
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OUJDA — city, extreme northeastern Morocco. It lies near the MoroccanAlgerian border. Founded in 944 by Zanatah Berbers, the city was fought …
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MARRAKECH — also spelled Marrakesh, chief city of southern Morocco. The first of Morocco's four imperial cities, it lies in the centre …
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MAJARDAH, WADI — also called Oued Medjerda, Latin Bagradas, main river of Tunisia. It rises in northeastern Algeria in the Medjerda Mountains and …
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LIXUS — ancient site located north of the modern seaport of Larache, Morocco, on the right bank of the Oued Loukkos (Lucus …
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LARACHE — Arabic El-araish, Atlantic port city, northern Morocco, at the mouth of the Oued Loukkos (Lucus River). The ruins of ancient …
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KHOURIBGA — city, provincial capital, and province, Centre region, northwestern Morocco. The city is situated on an infertile, upland plateau (unofficially called …
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KELAA DES SRARHNA, EL- — also spelled El-kelaa Des Sraghna, town, provincial capital, and province (established 1973), Tensift region, western Morocco. The town, located about …
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GHARDAA — chief town of the M'zab (q.v.) Oasis, north-central Algeria. It lies along the left bank of the Oued (wadi) Mzab …
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CHELIF RIVER — also spelled Chliff, or Sheliff, the longest and most important river of Algeria. Its farthest tributary, the Sebgag River, rises …
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CHAFARINAS ISLANDS — also spelled Zafarin, or Djaferin, three small rocky islets of the Spanish plaza (enclave) of Melilla, located off northeastern Morocco, …
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BEACH — I. noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a beach bag (= to take to the beach ) ▪ I bought a …
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