Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- An island of Spain in the western Mediterranean Sea off the east-central coast of the mainland. The largest of the Balearic Islands, it was the center of an independent kingdom from 1276 until 1343. Tourism is its major industry.
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- proper noun Largest of the
Balearic Islands .
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- noun the largest of the Balearic Islands
Etymologies
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Examples
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Called Cielo de Bonaire this amazing house is without doubt one of the premier luxury properties in Majorca (Mallorca), Spain.
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In a major operation, codenamed Troika, 20 alleged members of the organised crime organisation said to have been led by Petrov were arrested in Majorca, Málaga, Alicante, Valencia and Madrid.
Alleged Head of Russian Mafia Arrested in Spain « Skid Roche 2008
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We met a nice French speaking American lady in Majorca who wrote out a list of places to visit. franglais tyke |
unexpected 2008
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In a major operation, codenamed Troika, 20 alleged members of the organised crime organisation said to have been led by Petrov were arrested in Majorca, Málaga, Alicante, Valencia and Madrid.
Alleged Head of Russian Mafia Arrested in Spain « Skid Roche 2008
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After the war, Metcalf hung out with the art and intellectual community in Majorca and France, meeting up with Robert Graves, who steered his interests toward ancient society, Greek mythology and poetry.
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It was in Majorca that Rita first attended a lecture on handwriting analysis, given by a nun in Spanish.
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It was in Majorca that Rita first attended a lecture on handwriting analysis, given by a nun in Spanish.
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After the war, Metcalf hung out with the art and intellectual community in Majorca and France, meeting up with Robert Graves, who steered his interests toward ancient society, Greek mythology and poetry.
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After the war, Metcalf hung out with the art and intellectual community in Majorca and France, meeting up with Robert Graves, who steered his interests toward ancient society, Greek mythology and poetry.
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Businessman Michael Brown, who gave £2.4 million to the party last year, was detained by Spanish police in Majorca on Wednesday, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said.
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