margosa (margosa)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 11
[E. Ind.] An East Indian tree, Azadirachta Indica ( Melia Azadi rachta). Its fruit yields a concrete fixed oil. Also called nim or neem.- Margosa bark. See bark2. margravate, margraviate (mär'gra-vat, märgravi-āt), n. [ margrave (mär grav), n. [Formerly also (after G.) mark grave, marckgrave, The chief and head of them [commi ioners) was the Margrave (as they call him) of Bruges. Sir T. More, Utopia, tr. by Robinson (1551), Prol. The margrave , who was the high executive oflicer of the little commonwealth, marched down to the cathedral. Motley, Dutch Republic, I. 561.
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