Khadafy

[ kuh-dah-fee ]

noun

1. Mu·am·mar (Muhammad) al- or el- [moo-, ah, -mahr, al, el], Qadhafi.

Example Sentences

Youth Alive! received about 17 victim referrals in July to their Khadafy Washington Project, a program that supports the families of homicide victims, Torres said.

From The Guardian

She founded the Khadafy Washington Project to provide help, hope and healing instead of anger, revenge and despair.

From The Guardian

Her "we came, we saw, he died" gloating over the mangled corpse of Khadafy, did not extend to a similar fate for the vilified Assad.

From New York Times

Clinton helped push Iranians to negotiate nuclear accords, encouraged the U.S. to support France and the U.K.’s efforts to oust Muamar Khadafy from Libya, and supported global environmental controls, among other negotiations.

From Time

Much was made of Muammar Khadafy’s nonexistent plan to slaughter Libyan civilians after he threatened his armed opponents.

From Forbes