Margaux

/ marɡo /

noun

1. a red wine produced in the region around the village of Margaux near Bordeaux

Example Sentences

“At this time, Rich Strike will continue his stay and light exercise at Margaux Farm. … I will make further announcements at such time it is deemed to be appropriate,” he wrote.

From Washington Times

The 4-year-old was subsequently moved to Margaux Farm in Midway, Kentucky, where he had been in light training this summer and fall.

From Washington Times

“I’ve been doing Spanish Duolingo for a while,” chief marketing officer Margaux Clermontel says.

From Slate

Glamorous British spy Margaux, a fictional character based on Josephine Baker, was the epitome of elegant ’40s power dressing with her sharp skirt suits, golden brooches and fur stoles.

From Los Angeles Times

The Pigeon of Waterloo, a short film produced by Mr Sharp and written and directed by Margaux Comte, is among the nominees at this year's festival.

From BBC