Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Maquis

👉 The term "Maquis" refers to a group of people who are typically associated with French colonial rule in Africa, particularly during the 19th century and later. The Maquis were known for their role in the slave trade, often engaging in activities such as laboring on plantations and participating in slave rebellions. The term was also used by European colonizers to describe these groups of people who lived among or within the territories they controlled. It implied that these individuals had a connection with

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👉 A maquisard is a type of plant in the genus "Crocus", which also includes some other plants. These plants are known for their ability to produce large, dense foliage and flowers that can be used as ornamental or medicinal plants. Maquisards are often associated with the desert and have been found growing in areas such as the Sahara Desert. Maquisards are typically characterized by their tall stems, which they grow at a rate of 4-5 feet per year. They

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👉 Maquis is a term used in English to describe an indigenous people who migrated from Africa to North America during the 17th century, often as slaves. They were known for their harsh conditions and lack of education, leading to them being considered "the poor" or "laughingstock" of the American colonies. The term was popularized by authors such as Mark Twain and William Faulkner.

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