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- noun Plural form of
sirocco .
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Examples
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In spring and summer, hot dry winds called siroccos blow across Italy from North Africa.
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desert winds come and tear down the tents. the winds are called "siroccos".
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desert winds come and tear down the tents. the winds are called "siroccos".
Archive 2007-04-01 2007
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They beat back siroccos with plastic girders and treated the straggling refugees like madmen that had lost their minds in the heat, as if the refugee, like an octopus, had seen the rippling mirage of the ocean in the distance and chased after it.
Archive 2009-03-01 2009
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They beat back siroccos with plastic girders and treated the straggling refugees like madmen that had lost their minds in the heat, as if the refugee, like an octopus, had seen the rippling mirage of the ocean in the distance and chased after it.
Abandoned Prose 2009
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Instead I get siroccos out of Lantaster and Palmdale.
Tidbits Dr. Lisa 2007
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J M McDermott: the siroccos of the hyperreal skip to main
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I must remark, also, that the house was well warmed and ventilated, without the aid of alternating siroccos and north winds.
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No evidence of little green extremophile chaps jogging through the dusty siroccos or any fossilized microbes--though to be fair, they'd probably be a little harder to spot.
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They could hear those freed siroccos and emancipated mistrals blustering and raging overhead, but they did not blow down into the olivine depression to roil the serene waters.
A Triumph of Souls Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 2000
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