Carcas

[ kahr-kuhs ]

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noun

one of the seven eunuchs who served in the court of the Biblical king Ahasuerus.

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The miseries of debt and disappointment were aggravated by sickness, and he settled for a time in the warmer climate of Carcas.

The shield and lance of queen Carcas may yet be seen at Carcassonne.

The last two towns are on the railway between Carcas and Valencia.

Over the city gate there is an effigy of the royal heroine, with the inscription "Carcas sum."

This contemptuous speech, spoken immediately under the city walls, was overheard by queen Carcas.

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