Advertisement
Advertisement
maqui
[ mah-kee ]
noun
- an evergreen shrub, Aristotelia chilensis, of Chile, having toothed, oblong leaves, greenish-white flowers, and purple berries, grown as an ornamental in S California.
Word History and Origins
Origin of maqui1
Example Sentences
As a child, Millaray said she would look forward more than anything to traveling south each summer to the Carilao community in the municipality of Perquenco to visit her maternal great-grandmother, spending afternoons splashing in a nearby river or collecting maqui berries in a jar.
The Grammy and Tony Award-winning actor, best known for originating the dual roles of Thomas Jefferson and Maqui de Lafayette in Broadway’s “Hamilton,” is starring in TNT’s sci-fi thriller “Snowpiercer.”
The Quechua-speaking descendants of the Incas have myriad descriptive names for the cornucopia of potatoes grown and eaten in Peru’s southern Andes, from a squat, greyish tuber named after an alpaca’s nose to a yellow indented tatty called puma maqui, or puma’s paw.
But Bullis, which was led by senior guard Maqui Carrillo’s 12 points, began to lose momentum as Seton again took control.
It’s made of about two dozen ingredients including probiotics, mung beans, maqui berries, quinoa, chia, tumeric and alfalfa seeds that are mixed with water.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse