Moroccan

/ məˈrɒkən /

adjective

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For Clooney and Alamuddin however, it is just beginning—reportedly with a romantic Moroccan getaway.

Hotels arrange accommodations around a shared courtyard, as the traditional Moroccan architecture of the riad mandates.

The performance caused outrage in the Dutch-Moroccan community, amongst fellow politicians and Dutch celebrities alike.

Sorin wished to be cremated, but the Moroccan authorities, says White, would not have released his body had they known that.

Many Moroccan loyalists retaliated, looting and pillaging Sahrawi neighborhoods.

As a young man he had conducted a practice of piracy with the Moroccan savages, after which he went to South America.

Thus the Moroccan question has been reopened, and fresh negotiations for its settlement are taking place between the Powers.

The Moroccan of to-day is the typical Berber of our imagination, swarthy, lithe, and scraggy-bearded.

On account of the weakness of the Moroccan government, intervention by foreign powers had been frequent.

A popular designation of Eaton after his picturesque and heroic Moroccan exploit.

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