Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A Moor; one supposed to be a Moor: specifically applied to Mohammedan tradesmen of Arabic descent in Ceylon.
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His sable complexion and thick lips declared him to be a moorman from across the seas, and his beardless chin further told at a glance that he was an attendant at the seraglio of some rich noble.
Tales of Destiny Edmund Mitchell
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For the moorman had never come to claim his string of pearls, and it was not until some days later that
Tales of Destiny Edmund Mitchell
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The division of the forest into four quarters still continues, each being in charge of a moorman; and over these wide tracts and the adjacent Commons sheep, bullocks, and ponies are turned out by the tenants to graze at will.
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In any case, no notice is given, but about two o'clock in the morning the moorman is apprised by a messenger that he must "drive" his quarter for bullocks or ponies.
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Closest to Pin: Katie moorman (4), Harry Heck (7).
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Closest to Pin: Katie moorman (4), Harry Heck (7).
tcpalm.com Stories 2010
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Drupal might be great for non-developers who want to take advantage of all the great modules available, but Symfony is a real framework for real developers. rico moorman on September 20th, 2008
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"After a period of waiting there came into sight the huge black moorman, in his hand a white wand of office, and, following close behind him, a brilliantly decorated palankeen suspended between a pair of mules and attended by two grooms, leading the animals.
Tales of Destiny Edmund Mitchell
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"But suddenly, at the intersection of the two bazaars, a group of loiterers sprang forward, and with cries assailed the moorman and the grooms, turning the mules into the quieter thoroughfare.
Tales of Destiny Edmund Mitchell
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